Awesome, thank you! Anyway, this clad composition could fool vending machines that used to accept silver-composition coinage, right?
Well, isn't that a given by now? I mean, five cents just CAN'T buy the metal used to make a nickel! Is negative seigniorage acceptable? It...
Well, the new coining metal will "be seamless" in operating vending machines. That's SUCH a great idea. What could go wrong..?
I haven't seen a cigarette machine since the late 1970s...
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So much for expecting people to read legends on coins...
You know, I never once ran into a clerk or manager who wouldn't accept halves or dollar coins. Not yet. If anything they'll ask, "are these 50...
Then why not punch the coins from solid 75% Cu, 25% nickel coining metal? Why did they have to instead "sandwich" it?
I'll probably buy. One.
I always wondered why the USA wanted to sandwich copper between two pieces of copper-nickel. Sounds like a difficult or more expensive way to...
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Oh snap! There we go. ONE example of a machine accepting halves nowadays! Thanks for the info!
You found GOLD?? WTH?
These are some good examples, everyone. So far, I have: DDR: 20 Pfennig. New Zealand: Redesigned $2 coin USA: Eisenhower dollar Any others?
Alrighty then, indeed. I do agree with Clawcoins that this is more of an "art medal" than just a "copper round."
Yep. "Merchant non-compliance" if you will. Then again, according to the concept of "freedom of contract," a merchant can make his/her sales...
https://www.nytimes.com/1979/12/28/archives/ike-wins-by-a-landslide-in-the-atlantic-city-slots-eisenhower-edges.html
Ah. Good one! That's right. They did use Ike dollars, didn't they?
If you find out that a machine has EVER accepted halves, let me know! I've never read or HEARD of a vending machine that ever has. Right. How...
That's funny they didn't even catch that in the DESIGN phase for that $2 dollar coin! I interviewed a South Korean Mint engraver who told me that...
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