suggestions for a commemorative coin
derryb
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This year the federal reserve bank celebrates 100 years of debasing our currency. I think this deserves a commemorative platinum coin from the US Mint. What should both sides of the coin depict?
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Reverse... A shiney FIAT covertable sports car driving over pallets of US currency.
reverse - fully inflated balloon
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<< <i>This year the federal reserve bank celebrates 100 years of debasing our currency. I think this deserves a commemorative platinum coin from the US Mint. What should both sides of the coin depict? >>
On the obverse should be an American worker thus representing the economic might of this great country. The reverse should depict the vast(unmatched) natural resources this country has.
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And I want it to be made out of the standard US silver dollar composition: 90% silver, 10% copper.
And I'd like it to contain a dollar's worth of silver at the time of minting. So roughly 1 gram as I type.
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<< <i>I'd like to see the mint put out a straight-faced, well -designed, classically-inspired silver dollar.
And I want it to be made out of the standard US silver dollar composition: 90% silver, 10% copper.
And I'd like it to contain a dollar's worth of silver at the time of minting. So roughly 1 gram as I type. >>
a silver dollar the size of a dime
Loves me some shiny!
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<< <i>I'd like to see the mint put out a straight-faced, well -designed, classically-inspired silver dollar.
And I want it to be made out of the standard US silver dollar composition: 90% silver, 10% copper.
And I'd like it to contain a dollar's worth of silver at the time of minting. So roughly 1 gram as I type. >>
a silver dollar the size of a dime >>
No it would have to be smaller than a half-dime.
It would be the size of a gold dollar
I wouldn't hold my breath for any activist coin striking by the mint
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that about sums it up best
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Reverse: Fort Knox with a sign in front that says "Closed for Business out of stock"
Steve
and an image of Hank Paulson on the other looking freaked out, asking for another trillion or the world will come to and end (for bankers).
I still marvel at the fact that our colored paper money now looks very reminiscent of the Monopoly Money that I played with as a kid. I'm sure it's not subliminal messaging or anything like that.
I knew it would happen.