My question was about CURRENT LEGAL TENDER being exchanged. Not about groceries and candy. If candy is classified as "Candy" it is classified as candy for everyone not just a few. Pete I know they don't tax you at your bank (in your home state)for changing a $10 to two $5's or a $10 to forty quarters.

At a bank (or place of business) I lay some paper money or a check down and ask for a roll of quarters, there's NO tax.

On (another 'place' of business) I send some paper money or a check and the guy sends me the same roll of quarters he wasnts to charge tax.

What's the difference? BOTH items are the SAME.

Is this simplier to understand?