Strange and disturbing.

Maybe I'll X it out and send it on it's way.

 

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Peculiar
don't release it, just damage

Sure hope not, but people that like counter stamps will be perplexed in generations ahead.

 

Well, ick.

 

Hate the message, not the coin. I would put it in my black box of stuff accumulated that is not in my collection but not wanting back in the market. Poor coin deserves a retirement.

 

Garbage disposal it . . . . . .

You know, you're on a "list" somewhere now . . . . .

Z

 

I wasn't aware of that logo. That's sad.

 

You mean my FBI file just got thicker?

 

Wow. That's sick.

I don't think I'd release it, but I certainly wouldn't want it to be a part of my collection.

Maybe turn it in to the FBI? Or your local police? Or destroy it?

 

Personally, I can understand it is not the coin's fault, nor the recipient's doing, but I would personally drill a 1/2" inch hole in the center. Having such in your home and being found by family members if you died suddenly, would possibly cast shadows where innocence is damaged. IMO, Jim

 

To even consider a future premium or saving such sick trash is beyond my comprehension. Smash it beyond recognition.

 

Over-counter stamp it. Destroy the disgusting, repulsive, abhorrent message.

 

That's what I was thinking. Time breakout my Dremel.

 

Hammer it up, baby!

 

Drill press.

 

I was clueless. Thanks for the post.
I'd keep it just to prevent it from being in circulation.

 

I understand Jim, but I simply refuse to destroy history. I have paper CSA notes with slaves pictured, many, many coins with swastikas, (from 200BC to Nazis), coins of the USSR, Hunnic coins, Genghis Khan, etc etc. Destroying an object only serves to make ignorant the population so the same errors can repeat.

Just my view of it. Burning books is never the answer. Almost everyone in history can be found fault with of modern day sensibilities. If we are modern day iconoclasts destroying everything that is not 100% in line with current "woke" sentiment we have nothing left.

 

medoraman, posted: "I understand Jim, but I simply refuse to destroy history. I have paper CSA notes with slaves pictured, many, many coins with swastikas, (from 200BC to Nazis), coins of the USSR, Hunnic coins, Genghis Khan, etc etc. Destroying an object only serves to make ignorant the population so the same errors can repeat.

Just my view of it. Burning books is never the answer. Almost everyone in history can be found fault with of modern day sensibilities. If we are modern day iconoclasts destroying everything that is not 100% in line with current "woke" sentiment we have nothing left."

AMEN!

That piece belongs in a museum or donated to the FBI for teaching purposes.

 

Yep, drill a hole in that one. It will be a nice 25 cent washer...

 

The quarter is history, short as it is, but the message is abhorrent, and should be destroyed, in my opinion.

 

Well Dang, until I saw the FBI report, I had no idea what/who put the C/S on it. I guess that explains why I was not "offended."

They say ignorance is bliss and I'm so ignorant that very few things offend me. However, I do understand that our education system has insured that there are many more knowledgeable & informed "statue wreckers" in our country than before. One day soon, I may be sent to a reeducation camp!