Question about Daniel Carr offerings

I'm not coining money.
I'm altering existing government-issue coins, not creating new coins.

 

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It doesn't matter. When money is readily imitated (especially convincingly to a lay person) by private citizens, it undermines faith in the existing currency.

 

You are using U.S. coin designs and inscriptions without authorization to do so. That is crossing the line. You can think whatever you want, it really is that simple.

 

A paradox is a seemingly contradictory series of statements that proves to be true and well founded.

 

I paid extra for a thicker novelty planchet.

 

Here are my 3 plus I have 1 spare PL

 

Paper money is readily (and convincingly to a layperson) imitated by anyone with a good-quality computer, scanner, and printer.

The designs are not copyrighted. It does not require "authorization" to legally re-engrave all the design and inscriptions of a coin, on that existing coin.

 

Can't agree more.

 

Then you both can't be more wrong

 

I disagree. "Paradox" does not indicate a true and well-founded scenario. it is a logically unresolvable scenario.

From dictionary.com "paradox" has two opposing definitions (seems fitting):

1. a statement or proposition that seems self-contradictory or absurd but in reality expresses a possible truth.

2. a self-contradictory and false proposition.

 

It's been readily imitated by governments for long enough lol.

 

How do you undermine faith in existing currency when these types of coins rarely if ever circulate, 60 percent plus of people don't even know they exist and most people couldn't even tell if state/atb quarters were real for years? If he starts over striking credit cards that could cause the currency to be undermined

 

Just noticed 937 posts to this thread. What's the prize for No. 1,000?

 

how about this gem......

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1PC-New-189...964332?hash=item3d23e12b6c:g:K1sAAOSwawpXv62u

 

Enter the contest soon, enter often!

 

Betting windows are open.... how much that this will hit 80 pages by Christmas?

 

Well, the various participants show no signs of giving out.

 

80 pages in and we'll have 8 pages of original material if we're lucky

 

So is the rest all copied? The whole having to stamp copy is what cramps it. There must be a better idea.

 

Seems that way

8 if we're lucky.