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I appreciate the difficulty the mint has in coming up with a coin material that is worth face value or slightly less. Maybe stainless steel? I blame minimum wage (but that's another political rant that will get me in trouble). When we earned $2.50 an hour a cent was worth it's weight in copper.
It would be easy if we lost the coins that are essentially without value - pennies for sure, and probably nickels as well. What do either of them buy you today? Canada had the right idea there.
Dimes and above can be debased easily enough if necessary, although they already cost less to produce than what they're worth and should remain that way for some time.
I would like to see $2.50, $3.00 and $5.00 coins made
That is the purpose.... Although having been to Europe the euro's are convenient....I'm not so sure I wanna carry a pocket full of coins around,
but would make detecting Gas rebates more profitable
of course they must be at least made of copper & preferably the size
of Half Dimes & 3 cent pieces (easy to drop & loose)
That is the purpose.... Although having been to Europe the euro's are convenient....
Yea but allot of those European Men carry Purses.
I have no plans on carrying a purse. Not even in my next few reincarnations
I'd need deep strong pockets