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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Drago the Wolf, post: 1202066, member: 22476&quot;]Guys,</p><p><br /></p><p>If the government ever got rid of $1 bills, what would be the best thing for me to advocate for beween a redesigned $2 bill and a bimetallic $2 coin, which would be the best to fight for? Should Americans get a chance to get used to a $1 coin/$2 bill society for a while, or should we automatically be put on a $1/$2 coin society as soon as possible? It would seem that the $1/$2 coin idea would be best, as it would save money in two ways. One, on not having to mint so many $1 coins, and two, the fact that, general circulation $2 bills would wear out about as fast as the current $1 bills, so whats the point?</p><p><br /></p><p>I am asking this question, because I may actually pay an artist to sktech out a redesigned $2 bill with color and other NexGen features to suggest to the government, or, even though I had an idea for a &quot;Famous Dogs Half Dollar Coin Act&quot; Maybe I could advocate a &quot;Famous Dogs $2 Coin Act&quot; instead, just to start kick off a U.S. $2 coin with a new program to make it popular, then put a famous human&#039;s face on the new $2 coin as the permenant design after a 9 year collector program to get $2 coins out there and spread the word that &quot;THE U.S. NOW HAS A $2 COIN!&quot; :hail: I for one, think it is important for our children to be taught, not only about famous and historical people and places, but famous and historical animals that played roles in the history of man as well. And they should also be trained to respect certain animals as they would their human brothers. I&#039;m not saying, &quot;Treat your dog like a human&quot; just treat your dog, cat or whatever you own, with respect.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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