Illegal Sacs!

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renman95
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CW states that the Mint produced 2008 P&D Sacs dollars for two months before Congress authorized them to do so.

I wonder if these illegal sacs have a special marker?!

Ren

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  • cheezhed
    cheezhed Posts: 6,405 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    Off with their heads!!!
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  • 57loaded
    57loaded Posts: 4,967 ✭✭✭
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    Equador gets all the Sacagaweas they want

    i wonder what else they have there at the mint?

    at present it doesn't seem like much

  • Broadstruck
    Broadstruck Posts: 30,497 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    Equador has adopted the US $1 SAC as their standard dollar coin, so if these where struck as foreign contract there would be no issue?
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  • BECOKA
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    << <i>Equador has adopted the US $1 SAC as their standard dollar coin, so if these where struck as foreign contract there would be no issue? >>



    The minting is still mandated by U.S. laws. If we produce x many, any of those are available for shipping externally. If there is no mandate saying we can produce even 1 then we can't ship them.
  • Mesquite
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    Equator or Ecuador but not Equador. I thin’ you meant Ecuador. image
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    << <i>Off with their heads!!! >>



    Settle down there Conan!!

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  • 57loaded
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    << <i>Equator or Ecuador but not Equador. I thin’ you meant Ecuador. image >>



    yeah 'da kuntry down thir thit uzez amerikan dollers four kurransee
  • Mesquite
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    One of these spent some time in Ecuador (just recently returned). The other has not. What I want to know is when do we organize a search party to go down there to look for all those Cheerios Sacs that were put back into circulation.

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  • Broadstruck
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    Equator or Ecuador

    There's a difference? image
    To Err Is Human.... To Collect Err's Is Just Too Much Darn Tootin Fun!
  • lope208
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    how did the Mint have time to produce these Sacs when they can't even produce coins people are paying a premium for?!
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  • mozeppa
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    off with their sacs!image
  • sumnom
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    << <i>One of these spent some time in Ecuador (just recently returned). The other has not. What I want to know is when do we organize a search party to go down there to look for all those Cheerios Sacs that were put back into circulation.

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    I love the look of circ sacs! How I wish they had been accepted and circulated here in the US!
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    << <i>off with their sacs!image >>

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  • garsmith
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    << off with their sacs! image >>


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