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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Troodon, post: 210016, member: 4626&quot;]Adolf Hitler was an evil person, and the Nazis were evil people.&nbsp; HOWEVER, there&#039;s nothing inherently evil about the coins they minted.&nbsp; No offense intended to those who think otherwise, but I&#039;m sorry, I just find it silly to apply guilt by association to coins that just happened to be minted under the authority of evil people.&nbsp; You may think a reichspfenig with a swastika on the reverse represents pure evil, and are certaintly free to think that.&nbsp; I think it represents a peace of medal that was once worth 1/100 of a mark.&nbsp; I don&#039;t think the fact the coin still exists in my collection in any way shows that I support or glorify anything the Nazis did, and will continue to own them with a perfectly clear consicence, may even buy a few more if it suits me (This applies to Iraqi banknotes issued under the government of Saddam Hussein as well; in fact one of these, brought to me by my brother who served in Iraq, represents the exact opposite of the glorification of Saddam&#039;s regime to me; it represents him being deposed and the freedom the Iraqis enjoy in his absense!).&nbsp; I&#039;ll let you think about them however you want as long as you extend me the same privilege.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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