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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;davidh, post: 421041, member: 15062&quot;]Rather than get into a philosophical and logical discussion about why I think you&#039;re wrong, let me set this scenario.</p><p><br /></p><ol> <li>The mint makes pennies</li> <li>The pennies are bagged up and sent to a Federal Reserve Bank</li> <li>The FRB counts and rolls the pennies</li> <li>The rolls are sent to your local bank</li> <li>A local restaurant goes to the bank and obtains coins, including several penny rolls</li> <li>The restaurant breaks open a roll and puts the pennies into the register</li> <li>You visit the restaurant for a meal and, upon paying cash, receive three of the pennies in change</li> <li>You put the pennies in your pocket with your other coins</li> <li>You later visit a grocery store and use the pennies to pay for your purchase</li> <li>The pennies go into the grocery&#039;s register and are later handed out as change to another customer</li> <li>That customer gives the pennies to her child who, on their next visit to the local mall throws the pennies into the decorative fountain.</li> <li>The mall cleans the coins out of the fountain and deposits them in a local&nbsp; coinstar machine</li> <li>Coinstar coints and wraps the coins and deposits them in a local bank<br /> <br /> and on and on...</li> </ol><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Question - at what point in the above scenario does the coin go from being Uncirculated to Circulated?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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