We have been learning about money from different countries. Holly brougt in a container filled with coins from around the world. Her Dad has been collecting them from all his travels. Some of the coins were very different to what we use in Australia. The coins from the Phillipines were made from copper and were very tiny in size. Some of the coins had a large value number on them, like 1000. Mrs M explained that the coin wasn't worth $1000, that people in other countries counted their money in different ways.
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Hi, when I went to NZ I noticed something about the money. The two dollar coin was bigger than the one dollar coin.
From Baylee.
Hi, when I went to NZ I noticed something about the money. The two dollar coin was bigger than the one dollar coin.
From Baylee.
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Hi 2m,I see those coins are unusal. my Uncle has coins like that. from Tamekah 3l
Hi Mrs.M,
How amazing that there are so many Different Notes & Coins.I want to collect lots of different coins when i'm older.Do You?
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