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6. Inspect the coins for disfigurement or other imperfections that make the coin
void. Throw the incorrect ones into another melting group. They can be used as a
whole or parts of other coins so as to not waste materials.
II.4 The Function of Money
A. The Original Function
1) as a means of Exchange
2) as a means of calculating unit
B. The derivative Function
1) as a means of payment
2) as a pointing device prices
3) as a means of storing/saving
4) as a driving force of economic activity
5) as a mover and shaper of wealth
6) as a creator of employment
7) As a standard tool of taxpayer debt
8) as a commodity trade
II.5 Advantages and Disadvantages of Coins
A. The benefit or the excess coins are:
1) As a means of Exchange which is strong and long-lasting (long-term
durability).
2) Easy to carry because it contains a large value in a small volume and easily
stored without reducing the value (portability).
3) Easy exchange of goods.
4) The value does not change from time to time or stable (stability of value).
5) Number of insufficient corporate world (elasticity of supply).
6) Easy divided into smaller units without reducing the value (divisibility).
7) The quality is easily controlleds
B. Lack or weakness of the coins is:
1) Carry money with large amounts of metal will cause heavy loads.
2) When payment is made which are much inter-seller will add to the cost of
transport is quite large and contains a high risk.
3) Preparation of metal material limited, while the coin needs grew.
4) The value cannot be always being calculation quantitatively.
5) Gold content owned by every province is not the same that causes gold
supplies are not the same.
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