You can sell them however you want. Its how you declare them on your tax return that you need to decide.
I make it easier and always use the average method. For example, in your example, you have an average of $1.50 (from the 2 purchases) and sell at $1.50, then you book $0 profit on the transaction and pay zero tax on it.
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