Who would like to be buried in this? (Caution dial-uppers)

ms70

Displayed at the National Funeral Museum in Houston, Texas. All coins that I observed were clad.

Barry

Reminds me of Ira Stein's toilet seat. There must be a picture out there sometwhere. The link in his original thread no longer works.

byergo

So... You CAN take it with you when you go!

earlwbollinger

Hummm. . . I think the 1 and 2 dollar bills are a bit on the cheapskate side.

sliderider

Coin toilet seat
BTW, don't tell Marty or Russ, but I think I see a few AH halves on that casket.

Goober

Not me, I can see it now, laying in eternal rest, just to have someone constantly thumping on the side of my casket with a hammer and chisel

ms70

ttt

CramptonMotorsports

I guess maybe that casket would be pimp if those were gold coins and $100 bills.

cool idea sorta, looks too cheesy.

Sphinx357

Clever, but that's just asking for grave robbers.

snapmohr

Anyone with advice on how to crack out a casket?

CramptonMotorsports

which is why you build a giant pyramid then have HUGE boulders blocking the entry, along with poisonous spiders and west nile carrying mosquito's guarding your tomb.

if you went for the ultra pimp gold coin/$100 bill model