Pros And Cons Of Changing The Dollar Coin

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changed? When asked this question we decided that the coin was good the way it is, but when we looked at the dollar bill there is some room for improvements. The dollar bill should not be discontinued, just redesigned. Through this paper we will show how the dollar bill can become more durable and more desirable. The current dollar bill is made up of 25% linen and 75% cotton, because of the materials it is made up of the dollar bill is not very durable (easy to tear), and can be replicated easily. We would like to change the dollar bill and make it more desirable, and we believe that what makes up the euro should be used for the dollar bill. The dollar coin is made from copper, zinc, magnesium, and nickel. The materials to make a coin is perfect
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