$1 coins

They making $1 coins?

Yes they are.

Only since like 2001….

Yes, for a while.

Yes, but I’ll go freaking bonkers if they ever quit making the $1 note and just go with a $1 coin only.

I’ve lived in countries where they only have 1 unit coins instead of notes and it drives me nuts. I hate getting gobs of great big coins as change. Since most countries want their fractional coins to be smaller than their 1 unit coins, the damn 1 unit is always the biggest and heaviest of the lot.

Grouse

TheFamousGrouse wrote:

Yes, but I’ll go freaking bonkers if they ever quit making the $1 note and just go with a $1 coin only.

This would change the strip club industry as we know it.

Canada now has $1 and $2 coins and no pennies.

Dan wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>TheFamousGrouse wrote:</div>
Yes, but I’ll go freaking bonkers if they ever quit making the $1 note and just go with a $1 coin only.

This would change the strip club industry as we know it.

I had a great come back but dont dare post it……..

Dan wrote:

This would change the strip club industry as we know it.

Make it hail

Dan wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>TheFamousGrouse wrote:</div>
Yes, but I’ll go freaking bonkers if they ever quit making the $1 note and just go with a $1 coin only.

This would change the strip club industry as we know it.

I don’t even want to know what a $1 buys you today at a strip club. That was the going rate 50 years ago. I’d recommend $5’s and $10’s if you are inclined to tip the ladies.

I was a big fan of $1.00 coins a few years ago….Put a 5 dollar bill in a change machine to get quarters and out came twenty $1.00 coins….Yes I put more bills in and played the winning slot machine until it was empty.

Huntindave wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Dan wrote:</div>

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>TheFamousGrouse wrote:</div>
Yes, but I’ll go freaking bonkers if they ever quit making the $1 note and just go with a $1 coin only.

This would change the strip club industry as we know it.

I don’t even want to know what a $1 buys you today at a strip club. That was the going rate 50 years ago. I’d recommend $5’s and $10’s if you are inclined to tip the ladies.

I’d never recommend giving them more then what a tease is worth. 2 bucks and a good laugh

Insert coins here

cbeeksma wrote:

I was a big fan of $1.00 coins a few years ago….Put a 5 dollar bill in a change machine to get quarters and out came twenty $1.00 coins….Yes I put more bills in and played the winning slot machine until it was empty.

I’ve got the $1 coin in change that was suppose to be a quarter. (Bill changer at a car wash)

Go and try to spend one of those old $2 bills at a coffee shop where no one is older than 25.

-J.

Bearcat going to the strip club….

Nhamm your close but I would have a fanny pack as well

TheFamousGrouse wrote:

Yes, but I’ll go freaking bonkers if they ever quit making the $1 note and just go with a $1 coin.

Imagine how our friends the pole dancers feel.

Who wants to look at strippers after everyone throws coins at them. Bruised and lawyered up to sue someone for damages.

The dollar coin is a conspiracy between the government and the clothing industry.

The government wants you to collect them taking them out of service.

The clothing industry wants you to use coins so you wear holes in your pants pockets. After all, is anyone patching holes in pants legs much less pockets?

This all ties into the flu shot somehow, I just haven’t connected the dots yet.

Brian Klawitter wrote:

The dollar coin is a conspiracy between the government and the clothing industry.

The government wants you to collect them taking them out of service.

The clothing industry wants you to use coins so you wear holes in your pants pockets. After all, is anyone patching holes in pants legs much less pockets?

This all ties into the flu shot somehow, I just haven’t connected the dots yet.

Bk is really on to something hear

Follow the money…lol!

Brian Klawitter wrote:

Follow the money…lol!

Wrong, the money follows you…

Jon Jordan wrote:

Go and try to spend one of those old $2 bills at a coffee shop where no one is older than 25.

They still make $2 bills. You just don’t see a lot of them because banks generally pull them out of circulation.

I wouldn’t spend those $2 bills. They’re worth money.

Ralph Wiggum wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Jon Jordan wrote:</div>
Go and try to spend one of those old $2 bills at a coffee shop where no one is older than 25.

They still make $2 bills. You just don’t see a lot of them because banks generally pull them out of circulation.

That’s standard currency in Bock MN.

I found out i got the coin as change at the Kansas Turnpike booth.

robby wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>TheFamousGrouse wrote:</div>

Yes, but I’ll go freaking bonkers if they ever quit making the $1 note and just go with a $1 coin.

Imagine how our friends the pole dancers feel.

In Canada we don’t make it Rain. We make it Hail.