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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 818475, member: 4552&quot;]Lots and lots of ideas of what may or may not be valuable in the future. I&#039;ve said this one many times and usually get ignored. ALL coins will become really valuable in the not to distant future. The reason is no one will be making them at all. Soon there will be no need for coinage or paper currency. Yes, possibly some periodically, but not really to much. </p><p>Today already many people do not use money as we know it today. My Son is a good example and he owns a buisness. Vending machines everywhere are becoming usable with plastic cards. Gas stations now allow you to pay at the pump with plastic. Every store I go to not only accepts credit/debit cards, some look at you funny when you pull out cash. In a line not long ago at a store I noticed <b>all</b> five in front of me used credit/debit cards. </p><p>If it wasn&#039;t for the flea markets, I don&#039;t know where I&#039;d use cash anymore myself. </p><p>Primarily with intercontinental trading as high as it is, eventually there can only be one monitary system on Earth. And it will be electronic, not with paper money or coins. </p><p>Naturally in the hills of Tennessee a jug of moonshine will still have to be in cash.:goofer:[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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