In both Boondock Saints movies, the fraternal Irish twin brothers, Conner and Murphy McMannus lay United States issue modern pennies across the eyes of their 'victims'; this is a symbolic reference to when the dead would be given two coins for use in the afterlife to pay the ferryman for the crossing of the River Thames into the underworld.
TRIVIA: Coins of any variety are not used in the twins first murder, the self defense against two members of the Russian Mafia. In Boondock Saints 2, All Saints Day, the twins are surprised while they are boiling pennies intended for use on future victims, indicating not only that the twins prefer using clean pennies, but that pennies were a purposeful choice, and not because they were carrying them on accident previously.
an m9 with a silencer and a desert eagle with an extended barrel
Dollars and coins
it depends on the country you are riding to subway in. If you mean the one in America you would use dollar coins.
Coins
They didn’t use coins.
if i had coins, i would fashion a lure of some kind for fishing. You could use them for signaling if they had a shiny enough surface. Not much really, not an ideal survival tool.
Canadians use coins and paper money.
Yes. The Ming Dynasty did use coins.
coins
All coins that the US use. 50, 25, 10, 5, and 1 cent coins.
Any coins that are legal tender.
some copper and I think gold coins were used. Not sure about silver. Mostly in ancient times money was not used. The Barter system was used far more than money.