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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Troodon, post: 25885001, member: 4626&quot;]A few I distinctly remember:</p><p>2005 King Kong, when the out of work actress got caught stealing an apple, Jack Black&#039;s character offered to pay for it with what you could clearly see was a buffalo nickel (movie took place in 1933, the year the original King Kong was released).</p><p><br /></p><p>1997 Titanic when Rose wanted to pay Jack to sketch a portrait of her, she was paying with what you could clearly see as a Barber dime.&nbsp; Also earlier in the movie when Jack was gambling for his ticket you could see several British coins, mostly featuring George V with a few Edward VII mixed in which made sense for 1912.&nbsp; (I think I may have even seen some depicting Queen Victoria.)</p><p><br /></p><p>No Country for Old Men at the end of the movie you could clearly see multiple times he was flipping a coin (to see if he would spare someone or not) that was a 1955 sliver Washington quarter.&nbsp; It&#039;s currency, not coins, but in the same movie you could see $100 bills that had Michael Brady&#039;s signature on them (I couldn&#039;t see the treasurer&#039;s signature) which were actually anachronistic for the 1980 setting, since the newest bills available at the time should have had Blumenthal and Morton&#039;s signatures.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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