Some states have laws providing that points are not assessed for minor speeding. On freeways in the daytime the tolerance is 5 MPH in Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Missouri, Pennsylvania, New Mexico, North Dakota, and Wyoming; 10 MPH in Kansas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Montana, and West Virginia; and 15 MPH in Georgia.
Since there are 100 cents in a dollar and a nickel is 5 cents, and 20 times 5 is 100, then there are 20. there you go. None. A dollar is an entity by itself. While 20 nickels add up to a dollar, it is not a dollar. Oh, yes it's true that 20 nickels = 1 dollar($).
Thatâs because the cost to produce pennies and nickels is nearly twice as much as they are actually worth. For the eighth year in a row the cost of making pennies and nickels exceeded their face value, costing the U.S. Treasury, and in turn taxpayers, $105 million, the Washington Post reports. In 2013, cost of minting a penny was 1.8 cents, while the cost to mint a nickel was 9.4 cents. On the flip side, the cost to create a dime was a mere 4.6 cents. The U.S. Treasury spent nearly $2 for every dollar in nickels and pennies it put into circulation last year. That means for every dollar you have in pennies it actually cost $1.83 to produce and for every dollar in nickels it cost $1.88. Putting the same amount of dimes and quarters into circulation cost the Treasury less than 50 cents.