freelancin' and learnin'
Jan. 8th, 2009 11:23 pm(i never knew this, and it's in a proof i'm reviewing so i thought i'd share it with lj...also gives me an excuse to use my new proofreader icon)
U.S. currency is relatively
durable. Coins last from 20 to
30 years under normal use. A
dollar bill lasts from 18 to 22 months. The
U.S. Mint would like people to use more
dollar coins, because a dollar bill costs about
5 cents to print, and a dollar coin costs
about 10 cents to mint but has a much
longer life span.
also, why was economics such a boring course in high school/college? this has been the most interesting project i've taken on since i started freelancing--as in, i actually enjoy the proofreading. maybe that's what being an adult does to you.
U.S. currency is relatively
durable. Coins last from 20 to
30 years under normal use. A
dollar bill lasts from 18 to 22 months. The
U.S. Mint would like people to use more
dollar coins, because a dollar bill costs about
5 cents to print, and a dollar coin costs
about 10 cents to mint but has a much
longer life span.
also, why was economics such a boring course in high school/college? this has been the most interesting project i've taken on since i started freelancing--as in, i actually enjoy the proofreading. maybe that's what being an adult does to you.