Coins still breaking through.

cladking

Tonight on The Simpsons (which I actually watch), Marge holds up a Sac dollar to show.
(Excellent episode by the way)

Last week there was a coin show on the CBS affiliate in Chicago. Sure, it was just the
states coins and was on at two in the morning, but who could have predicted this just
a few years ago. Even on broadcast TV one can find as many as four competing coin
shows on simultaneously.

dbldie55

It is highly possible the Simpson's are the only ones who care for Sac's too.

MrEureka

Did somebody say "breaking through"?

Varlis

<< <i>It is highly possible the Simpson's are the only ones who care for Sac's too. >>



Nope. That was the joke. Marge says something like: you can take one of these to the bank and exchange it for a real dollar!

foodude

My favorite is still the H-5-0 (Hawaii-5-0) episode entitled "The $100,000 Nickel" that features one of the '13 V-Nickels. At the time the nickel was owned by Worldwide Coin Investments, Chattanoga, TN. Is this one now owned by Legend?

dbldie55

<< <i>My favorite is still the H-5-0 (Hawaii-5-0) episode entitled "The $100,000 Nickel" that features one of the '13 V-Nickels. At the time the nickel was owned by Worldwide Coin Investments, Chattanoga, TN. Is this one now owned by Legend? >>



Yes

PutTogether

That simpsons was great. Marge holds up the Sac dollar and the kids say: "What is that a quarter? A Chuck E Cheese Token?"

Marge: No, its a Sacagewa Dollar, you can take it to the bank and trade it in for a real dollar.