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<p>[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 1396258, member: 5233"]What difference does the 18 vs. 50 month survival time matter...it's still far less than a coin. You have said nothing in this thread that has any proof to your claim that switching to the coin will yield a net loss to tax payers. I don't believe you have because I don't believe the evidence exists.</p><p><br /></p><p>The problem with the dollar coin is that people simply don't want to use them. The only way they would become well used is if the dollar bill was discontinued and law makers won't do that. The public won't like it and they won't get reelected.</p><p><br /></p><p>Dollar coins are simply less convenient that bills, I think most people would agree with that...and it's certainly how I feel. I don't like using the coin even though I believe it is better for the economy. I also believe that we will continue to produce the bill and make occasional attempts to circulate a coin for the foreseeable future. Frankly, this issue will probably never be solved but it is self limiting. Everyday the world becomes more and more electronic and I think that in my lifetime physical money will be obsolete. That and only that will finally solve this.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 1396258, member: 5233"]What difference does the 18 vs. 50 month survival time matter...it's still far less than a coin. You have said nothing in this thread that has any proof to your claim that switching to the coin will yield a net loss to tax payers. I don't believe you have because I don't believe the evidence exists. The problem with the dollar coin is that people simply don't want to use them. The only way they would become well used is if the dollar bill was discontinued and law makers won't do that. The public won't like it and they won't get reelected. Dollar coins are simply less convenient that bills, I think most people would agree with that...and it's certainly how I feel. I don't like using the coin even though I believe it is better for the economy. I also believe that we will continue to produce the bill and make occasional attempts to circulate a coin for the foreseeable future. Frankly, this issue will probably never be solved but it is self limiting. Everyday the world becomes more and more electronic and I think that in my lifetime physical money will be obsolete. That and only that will finally solve this.[/QUOTE]
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