I searched the forum for an answer, but couldn't find one, so hoping this is the correct place to post this question. I received a couple of 1921 Morgan Hobo Dollars. I know they're fake, but they really did a good job of making them look real. They're non-magnetic, have a nice ring to them when tapped together, and obverse & reverse are offset 180 degrees, just like a normal dollar. Does anyone know what these are made from? I know they aren't silver, but they are also non-magnetic, so am very curious what they make these out of. Does any one know?
Those would be called mammary glands, or ta-tas. Mammals have them to produce nourishment for their young. Adult males also enjoy them.
The ladies depicted on the coins are topless and this is a family-friendly forum. My understanding is that if it can't be shown or heard on a 1950's tv show, it has no place here, so that photo has been self-censored.
I've posted this one before with no editing. I guess it's okay because it was produced decades before 50's TV. Chris
It would be considered obscene and it's against the rules. Yes, it could get you banned. I'm waiting for a "Potty" Dollar to arrive, probably next week. I can't post it as it's not the usual potty dollar.
These aren't counterfeits. A counterfeit is something made to replicate a specific item of value. These are art pieces based on a general theme.
These Potty Dollars are genuine Trade Dollars. They are the first what had become know as Hobo Nickels, in this case Hobo Dollars.
