John 'n' W.Va
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When I get to Philly. I am going to throw them all over the U.S. mint's steps.
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Getting rid of the soil-eaten zinc pennies? Suggestions?
- Thread starter Mi$$ouri Jim
- Start date
Yep, Silver would be nice. Sadly we'll never see that again, 'cause with
the govt. it's all about cost. Silver costs more now than any of our
coins are worth. Copper's value costs more than cents are worth,
hence the change to zinc. Gold? No chance, not at over $1,000
bucks an ounce! But, how about a new coin called a GRAND?!
..W
the govt. it's all about cost. Silver costs more now than any of our
coins are worth. Copper's value costs more than cents are worth,
hence the change to zinc. Gold? No chance, not at over $1,000
bucks an ounce! But, how about a new coin called a GRAND?!
..W
gordygroover
New member
Can you imagine what a silver dime would look like if it were re-minted in these times??
It would be the size of a head of a pin.
It would be the size of a head of a pin.