you can't buy a nickel. It's change you can get back. There's no buys nickels, dimes, pennies, or quarters. It's just change.
Lawls literal epic fail sir. im pretty sure they were asking about the element nickel, Ni, not the currency.
Yes, it is ok to buy and/or own nickel.
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you wouldn't be able to buy something that cost a nickel
Example sentence - My grandfather said he could buy a whole bag of candy for a nickel when he was a boy.
a nickel and ill buy it!
To buy, about a nickel, retail.
A nickel cigar, a ticket to the theater (nickelodeon), a ride on the trolley, a nickel Coke, a glass of beer, a piece of pie, a magazine, coin operated pianos, and many other coin-operated machines of which the nickel was king, followed a close second by the penny. The nickel even went far in penny arcades. And like today, there was always the nickel slot machines.
all you do when you get the nickel is give it to the guy next to the factory so he can buy soap and he gives you a pair of googles to find holmes
Buy the magic trick and it will tell you
Yes, some people are allergic to different metals. There are alternatives, like people that are allergic to nickel have the option to buy nickel-free earrings.
Satin Nickel faucets can easily be found on the internet at sites like Amazon and eBay. It is also quite easy to buy these products at local hardware shops, as well as larger national chains (for instance Homebase in the UK).
In 2016, a nickel could buy a few items, though its purchasing power had diminished over the years. Common options included a piece of candy, a gumball from a vending machine, or perhaps a small portion of a snack like chips. However, many everyday items typically cost more than a nickel, reflecting the effects of inflation. Overall, the nickel was mostly useful for small treats or as part of a larger transaction.