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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Lemme Caution, post: 2905578, member: 90575&quot;]The country which has agreed to have its name on the coinage is engaging in its part of this venture solely and purely for the anticipated financial proceeds that it expects will accrue to it as a result of being the designated sovereign &quot;sponsor&quot; of the coin. This arrangement of corporate enterprise and national production is entered into precisely for the purpose of lending monetary credibility, i.e., making the coin in question legal tender, which is essential to the de facto marketer being able to avoid having to sell it as some kind of token or keepsake instead. For all practical purposes, the marketer is not just the real driving force but also the only shot-caller when it comes to the issuing of this particular piece of coinage from start to finish, and that would of course explain why the company and not the country is entitled to establish what the final mintage levels will be.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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