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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 831057, member: 4552&quot;]Not sure if our old Tax tokens of the not to distant past were and/or are considered coins but some of thoes were made of plastic and some of Aluminum. I&#039;ve still got some from Missouri. The .001 were mostly of plastic and came in Red or Green. The only .005 I have and/or remember were of Aluminum. </p><p>The problem with an Aluminum coin is for the metal itself, it would have no real value. For a coin of Aluminum to be worth a Nickel it would have to be hugh. Therefore an Aluminum coin would have to be sort of like out currency, only worth what is printed on them. Also, imagine the ease in counterfeiting. </p><p>Yes once Aluminum was a precious metal and now it is one of the most common metals on Earth.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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