Not if the buyer lives in a country which uses another currency!
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Well, honey, if you give the cashier a ten dollar bill for something that costs less than ten bucks, you should expect some change back. Now, if the cashier is on their game, you should get back the difference between the cost of your purchase and the ten dollar bill you handed over. Simple math, my dear.
12 x 10 = 120 cents (Or 1 dollar 20 cents.)
$200 I heard it costs $30 per coin. So if you see a slabbed silver dollar for under $30, it may be a good investment.
Multiply 269.99 times 0.09 (That's how much tax for one dollar costs these days). Then you get about how much is the tax then add 269.99 again.
Oh, what a lovely little math puzzle we have here! Let's paint a happy little picture to solve this. If a rooster costs 5 dollars, a hen costs 3 dollars, and chicks are 3 for a dollar, we can use a combination of roosters, hens, and chicks to total 100 birds for 100 dollars. By blending these different birds together, the farmer bought 5 roosters, 10 hens, and 85 chicks to create a beautiful farmyard harmony.