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[8] At page 16, after stating that "[i]n 2013, the Dollar Coin Alliance reported that the benefits to the vending industry, small retailers, and transit agencies of using $1 coins might exceed $109 million annually," the Fed paper notes that this amount is much lower than prior estimates.
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