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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;whopper64, post: 4608038, member: 101364&quot;]A two dollar coin will work as well as the $2 note and the $1 coin for circulation purposes, i.e. NOT!&nbsp; But Canada missed the boat, they should have continued to make the penny (cent) for collectors only and charged a premium to actually make rather than lose money.&nbsp; For the U.S. the lincoln cent is the longest running coin in history and is the most minted (and collected) in the world.&nbsp; If the U.S. Mint stops producing lincoln cents for circulation perhaps they could change the reverse every 5 or 10 years just for variety sake.&nbsp; The Sacagawea/Native American coin is a good idea (annual reverse change) and seems to have led to more collectors for that particular coin.&nbsp; However, it would be nice if the U.S. Mint would make a silver proof version of the Sacagawea/Native American coin, thus adding value to the overall collection.&nbsp; Would gold-plating silver coin be possible from the U.S. mint to match current color of the Sacagawea/Native American coin, or would it lead to confusion with the cheaper clad variety?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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