Which one of the following would not be considered cash. a. coins b. money orders c. currency d. postdated?

It is d. postdated. Coins, currency, and money orders are all forms of cash. Postdated means that a check is written so that it can't be cashed until a specified date in the future.|||If I had to choose one of the named options, I'd say "b". A money order, be it a Postal Money Order or a privately issued money order, has the same standing as a check and is usually used to avoid sending cash by mail. By "postdated", I assume you mean a "postdated check". Coins and and paper currency are typically government-issued. Governmental bodies only issue checks, which are really authorizations to banks to pay a certain sum of money, to pay their own debts.|||Currency means cash or coins.


Money orders are as good as cash if from legitimate bank or post office.


The last one is not inteligible. You cannot postdate currency since it is printed by the government.|||Postdated, i think.