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<p>[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 1561377, member: 66"]I think a better way to phase it would be "What was the last country to issue silver coins intended to circulate as money."</p><p><br /></p><p>The US puts out a business strike quality ASE but they don't intend for it to circulate as money. Canada recently issued a $20 face value silver coin ofr $20 and the face value is greater than the intrinsic value so it could in theory circulate, but the mintage was restricted and it has a collector value significantly greater than it's face value. It is also not intended to circulate. Several years back when silver was low it dropped below the face value of the silver maple leaf and they could circulate (if you could get someone to accept them) but that didn't more up Canada's date for last issuing circulating silver coins. But the Mexican 10, 20, and possibly 50 New Pesos of 1993, 94, and 95 were released into circulation with the intention that they would circulate as "coin of the realm" along with the 1, 2, and 5 new pesos coins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 1561377, member: 66"]I think a better way to phase it would be "What was the last country to issue silver coins intended to circulate as money." The US puts out a business strike quality ASE but they don't intend for it to circulate as money. Canada recently issued a $20 face value silver coin ofr $20 and the face value is greater than the intrinsic value so it could in theory circulate, but the mintage was restricted and it has a collector value significantly greater than it's face value. It is also not intended to circulate. Several years back when silver was low it dropped below the face value of the silver maple leaf and they could circulate (if you could get someone to accept them) but that didn't more up Canada's date for last issuing circulating silver coins. But the Mexican 10, 20, and possibly 50 New Pesos of 1993, 94, and 95 were released into circulation with the intention that they would circulate as "coin of the realm" along with the 1, 2, and 5 new pesos coins.[/QUOTE]
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