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The article cites Title 31 of the U.S. Code, which states that minor coins (pennies and nickels) are legal tender at their nominal value for any amount not to exceed 25 cents in any one payment.
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Read More »Dear Ann Landers: Your recent column concerning a sales clerk who refused a roll of pennies in payment for a bottle of soda caught my attention. You said that even though pennies are a nuisance, they are considered legal tender. I had read an article in the Massachusetts Collectors and Treasurers Association newsletter concerning a problem faced by tax collectors and others: irate customers paying with small coins. The article cites Title 31 of the U.S. Code, which states that minor coins (pennies and nickels) are legal tender at their nominal value for any amount not to exceed 25 cents in any one payment. The article also mentioned a 1990 incident in which a restaurant owner in Portsmouth, N.H., brought 382,648 pennies to the tax collector's office in a van. The taxpayer was miffed over what he described as a rude letter demanding payment of delinquent taxes. Most of the pennies were in $50 bags direct from the U.S. Mint. The rest were in boxes and a pillow case. Loose were 12,648 pennies. The taxpayer ignored a request by the city attorney not to bring in the pennies and unloaded them anyway. City employees had to reload the pennies and take them by truck to the bank to be counted. The tax collector issued a receipt but said she didn't think it was very funny. The taxpayer said he didn't want to look at a penny ever again. The editor of the newsletter suggested checking with your city or state department of revenue before invoking the provisions of Title 31.
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