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Old April 30th 10, 07:05 AM posted to rec.collecting.coins
Drago the Wolf
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Default I can't believe no one posted anything on this. What? Were you guysall waiting for me? (New $100 Bill Images) (I wonder if a new $500 bill wouldbe similar)

http://www.mydollarplan.com/new-100-dollar-bill/

I was a little disappointed with the back of the new $100 at first,
because I thought the low-vision numeral would be similar to the $10,
$20 and $50's, but now I grew to love both sides of the new $100 bill
and the $100 is now by far, my favorite of this series.

What sucks is, it is being released on Febuary 10 of 2011. I wonder
why so long, because they are likely just about to release the next
generation of U.S. currency. If the U.S. currency is going to be
redesigned every 7-10 years, 2011 when the new $100 bill comes out
will be 9 years since 2003, when the new colorized $20 bill came out,
so, following the release of the new $100 bill in 2011, we may be
hearing more about one of the already colorized denominations getting
a redesign again the following year in 2012, the 10 year mark.

I have heard a few things about the governement possibly changing the
size of all denomination paper money and probably the designs a bit
too, except the $1 and $2 bills. This really bothers me seeing as, I
live in a family of people with poor vision, and my mother can hardly
see without glasses, and has a hard time telling $1 and $2 bills apart
without her glasses unless they are right in her face. I myself am
20/400 vision in both eyes and can see all right, but am supposed to
wear glasses full time, but I only wear them when I drive or watch tv.
I just can't read things in the distance, but, in the future I may
depend on a different sized $2 bill. So I don't see why, if the
government does not want to redesign or change the size of the $1
bill, thats is all fine and dandy with me, but if all other
denominations are getting a redesign, as well as a resize, redesign
the damn $2 bill. I DO NOT want them to just stop printing $2s, I just
want them redesigned to make them more usable for those who use them.
Everything else, including the half dollar coin has a distinguishible
feature for the blind and visually impaired: its size. So, if the $1
and $2 bills remain the same size, and all other denominations will
change in size, the $2 bill would still be discrimitory against the
blind and visually impaired. Perhaps I should write THAT in a letter
to my government officials.

I wish they would just get rid of the rag $1 and $2 bucks.
Unfortunately, in the testimony I read, no denomination was considered
to be replaced with a coin, which is a real shame, because they could
really make a nice $2 coin distinguishible for the blind.
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  #2  
Old April 30th 10, 08:37 AM posted to rec.collecting.coins
sgt23
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Default I can't believe no one posted anything on this. What? Were youguys all waiting for me? (New $100 Bill Images) (I wonder if a new $500 billwould be similar)

On Apr 30, 2:05*am, Drago the Wolf wrote:
http://www.mydollarplan.com/new-100-dollar-bill/

I was a little disappointed with the back of the new $100 at first,
because I thought the low-vision numeral would be similar to the $10,
$20 and $50's, but now I grew to love both sides of the new $100 bill
and the $100 is now by far, my favorite of this series.

What sucks is, it is being released on Febuary 10 of 2011. I wonder
why so long, because they are likely just about to release the next
generation of U.S. currency. If the U.S. currency is going to be
redesigned every 7-10 years, 2011 when the new $100 bill comes out
will be 9 years since 2003, when the new colorized $20 bill came out,
so, following the release of the new $100 bill in 2011, we may be
hearing more about one of the already colorized denominations getting
a redesign again the following year in 2012, the 10 year mark.

I have heard a few things about the governement possibly changing the
size of all denomination paper money and probably the designs a bit
too, except the $1 and $2 bills. This really bothers me seeing as, I
live in a family of people with poor vision, and my mother can hardly
see without glasses, and has a hard time telling $1 and $2 bills apart
without her glasses unless they are right in her face. I myself am
20/400 vision in both eyes and can see all right, but am supposed to
wear glasses full time, but I only wear them when I drive or watch tv.
I just can't read things in the distance, but, in the future I may
depend on a different sized $2 bill. So I don't see why, if the
government does not want to redesign or change the size of the $1
bill, thats is all fine and dandy with me, but if all other
denominations are getting a redesign, as well as a resize, redesign
the damn $2 bill. I DO NOT want them to just stop printing $2s, I just
want them redesigned to make them more usable for those who use them.
Everything else, including the half dollar coin has a distinguishible
feature for the blind and visually impaired: its size. So, if the $1
and $2 bills remain the same size, and all other denominations will
change in size, the $2 bill would still be discrimitory against the
blind and visually impaired. Perhaps I should write THAT in a letter
to my government officials.

I wish they would just get rid of the rag $1 and $2 bucks.
Unfortunately, in the testimony I read, no denomination was considered
to be replaced with a coin, which is a real shame, because they could
really make a nice $2 coin distinguishible for the blind.


Well I guess you can post if you want too, as long as I don't have
hear about anymore cats and dogs on coins or currency, and please get
rid of the $1 coins and replace them with some kinda design that is
presentable and tasteful.
  #3  
Old April 30th 10, 01:49 PM posted to rec.collecting.coins
Bruce Remick
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Default I can't believe no one posted anything on this. What? Were you guys all waiting for me? (New $100 Bill Images) (I wonder if a new $500 bill would be similar)


"sgt23" wrote in message
...
On Apr 30, 2:05 am, Drago the Wolf wrote:
http://www.mydollarplan.com/new-100-dollar-bill/

I was a little disappointed with the back of the new $100 at first,
because I thought the low-vision numeral would be similar to the $10,
$20 and $50's, but now I grew to love both sides of the new $100 bill
and the $100 is now by far, my favorite of this series.

What sucks is, it is being released on Febuary 10 of 2011. I wonder
why so long, because they are likely just about to release the next
generation of U.S. currency. If the U.S. currency is going to be
redesigned every 7-10 years, 2011 when the new $100 bill comes out
will be 9 years since 2003, when the new colorized $20 bill came out,
so, following the release of the new $100 bill in 2011, we may be
hearing more about one of the already colorized denominations getting
a redesign again the following year in 2012, the 10 year mark.

I have heard a few things about the governement possibly changing the
size of all denomination paper money and probably the designs a bit
too, except the $1 and $2 bills. This really bothers me seeing as, I
live in a family of people with poor vision, and my mother can hardly
see without glasses, and has a hard time telling $1 and $2 bills apart
without her glasses unless they are right in her face. I myself am
20/400 vision in both eyes and can see all right, but am supposed to
wear glasses full time, but I only wear them when I drive or watch tv.
I just can't read things in the distance, but, in the future I may
depend on a different sized $2 bill. So I don't see why, if the
government does not want to redesign or change the size of the $1
bill, thats is all fine and dandy with me, but if all other
denominations are getting a redesign, as well as a resize, redesign
the damn $2 bill. I DO NOT want them to just stop printing $2s, I just
want them redesigned to make them more usable for those who use them.
Everything else, including the half dollar coin has a distinguishible
feature for the blind and visually impaired: its size. So, if the $1
and $2 bills remain the same size, and all other denominations will
change in size, the $2 bill would still be discrimitory against the
blind and visually impaired. Perhaps I should write THAT in a letter
to my government officials.

I wish they would just get rid of the rag $1 and $2 bucks.
Unfortunately, in the testimony I read, no denomination was considered
to be replaced with a coin, which is a real shame, because they could
really make a nice $2 coin distinguishible for the blind.


Well I guess you can post if you want too, as long as I don't have
hear about anymore cats and dogs on coins or currency, and please get
rid of the $1 coins and replace them with some kinda design that is
presentable and tasteful.
===

Like, for instance......? Roast duck with lemon glaze?


  #4  
Old April 30th 10, 04:31 PM posted to rec.collecting.coins
Mike Dworetsky
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Default I can't believe no one posted anything on this. What? Were you guys all waiting for me? (New $100 Bill Images) (I wonder if a new $500 bill would be similar)

Drago the Wolf wrote:
http://www.mydollarplan.com/new-100-dollar-bill/

I was a little disappointed with the back of the new $100 at first,
because I thought the low-vision numeral would be similar to the $10,
$20 and $50's, but now I grew to love both sides of the new $100 bill
and the $100 is now by far, my favorite of this series.

What sucks is, it is being released on Febuary 10 of 2011. I wonder
why so long, because they are likely just about to release the next
generation of U.S. currency. If the U.S. currency is going to be
redesigned every 7-10 years, 2011 when the new $100 bill comes out
will be 9 years since 2003, when the new colorized $20 bill came out,
so, following the release of the new $100 bill in 2011, we may be
hearing more about one of the already colorized denominations getting
a redesign again the following year in 2012, the 10 year mark.

I have heard a few things about the governement possibly changing the
size of all denomination paper money and probably the designs a bit
too, except the $1 and $2 bills. This really bothers me seeing as, I
live in a family of people with poor vision, and my mother can hardly
see without glasses, and has a hard time telling $1 and $2 bills apart
without her glasses unless they are right in her face. I myself am
20/400 vision in both eyes and can see all right, but am supposed to
wear glasses full time, but I only wear them when I drive or watch tv.
I just can't read things in the distance, but, in the future I may
depend on a different sized $2 bill. So I don't see why, if the
government does not want to redesign or change the size of the $1
bill, thats is all fine and dandy with me, but if all other
denominations are getting a redesign, as well as a resize, redesign
the damn $2 bill. I DO NOT want them to just stop printing $2s, I just
want them redesigned to make them more usable for those who use them.
Everything else, including the half dollar coin has a distinguishible
feature for the blind and visually impaired: its size. So, if the $1
and $2 bills remain the same size, and all other denominations will
change in size, the $2 bill would still be discrimitory against the
blind and visually impaired. Perhaps I should write THAT in a letter
to my government officials.


Regarding vision-impaired users and bank notes, the USA has finally taken a
lesson from the UK which has had bank notes of different sizes for different
denominations for decades. Similarly for the euro.


I wish they would just get rid of the rag $1 and $2 bucks.
Unfortunately, in the testimony I read, no denomination was considered
to be replaced with a coin, which is a real shame, because they could
really make a nice $2 coin distinguishible for the blind.


Much the same sentimentality was widely expressed in the UK 28 years ago
when the pound note was replaced by the pound coin. There was a lot of
opposition to doing away with it; you would have thought they were proposing
to murder babies or something.

For some reason (presumably there were thought to be votes in it)
politicians in the USA were opposed to replacement of the $1 by a coin, and
when you did get one it looked like a quarter. Eventually that was fixed,
except that apparently the note and coin circulate side by side.

The average life of a circulating $1 note must be a few weeks at most.
There are still 1983 1 pound coins circulating in the UK. The coin is far
cheaper to make when you factor in the lifetime factor.

--
Mike Dworetsky

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Old April 30th 10, 05:35 PM posted to rec.collecting.coins
Bruce Remick
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Default I can't believe no one posted anything on this. What? Were you guys all waiting for me? (New $100 Bill Images) (I wonder if a new $500 bill would be similar)


"Mike Dworetsky" wrote in message
...
Drago the Wolf wrote:
http://www.mydollarplan.com/new-100-dollar-bill/

I was a little disappointed with the back of the new $100 at first,
because I thought the low-vision numeral would be similar to the $10,
$20 and $50's, but now I grew to love both sides of the new $100 bill
and the $100 is now by far, my favorite of this series.

What sucks is, it is being released on Febuary 10 of 2011. I wonder
why so long, because they are likely just about to release the next
generation of U.S. currency. If the U.S. currency is going to be
redesigned every 7-10 years, 2011 when the new $100 bill comes out
will be 9 years since 2003, when the new colorized $20 bill came out,
so, following the release of the new $100 bill in 2011, we may be
hearing more about one of the already colorized denominations getting
a redesign again the following year in 2012, the 10 year mark.

I have heard a few things about the governement possibly changing the
size of all denomination paper money and probably the designs a bit
too, except the $1 and $2 bills. This really bothers me seeing as, I
live in a family of people with poor vision, and my mother can hardly
see without glasses, and has a hard time telling $1 and $2 bills apart
without her glasses unless they are right in her face. I myself am
20/400 vision in both eyes and can see all right, but am supposed to
wear glasses full time, but I only wear them when I drive or watch tv.
I just can't read things in the distance, but, in the future I may
depend on a different sized $2 bill. So I don't see why, if the
government does not want to redesign or change the size of the $1
bill, thats is all fine and dandy with me, but if all other
denominations are getting a redesign, as well as a resize, redesign
the damn $2 bill. I DO NOT want them to just stop printing $2s, I just
want them redesigned to make them more usable for those who use them.
Everything else, including the half dollar coin has a distinguishible
feature for the blind and visually impaired: its size. So, if the $1
and $2 bills remain the same size, and all other denominations will
change in size, the $2 bill would still be discrimitory against the
blind and visually impaired. Perhaps I should write THAT in a letter
to my government officials.


Regarding vision-impaired users and bank notes, the USA has finally taken
a lesson from the UK which has had bank notes of different sizes for
different denominations for decades. Similarly for the euro.


I wish they would just get rid of the rag $1 and $2 bucks.
Unfortunately, in the testimony I read, no denomination was considered
to be replaced with a coin, which is a real shame, because they could
really make a nice $2 coin distinguishible for the blind.


Much the same sentimentality was widely expressed in the UK 28 years ago
when the pound note was replaced by the pound coin. There was a lot of
opposition to doing away with it; you would have thought they were
proposing to murder babies or something.

For some reason (presumably there were thought to be votes in it)
politicians in the USA were opposed to replacement of the $1 by a coin,
and when you did get one it looked like a quarter. Eventually that was
fixed, except that apparently the note and coin circulate side by side.

The average life of a circulating $1 note must be a few weeks at most.
There are still 1983 1 pound coins circulating in the UK. The coin is far
cheaper to make when you factor in the lifetime factor.


The paper note is made from a renewable source while clad metal coins are
not. How much money would really be saved by eliminating the $1 bill while
continuing to print $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 bills? Plus millions
of unused $1 coins. So far, no need for the expense of a security redesign
of the $1 bill either. BTW, are the latest plastic bills made from oil?

In the US, there likely are loads of one dollar coins remaining in storage
from 1979 that won't circulate largely because people don't care to use
them. Nowadays, people don't handle coins often enough for them to wear
out. Fifty years ago, it was common to receive well worn coins in change.
Today it's common to find fifty-year-old coins showing minimal wear among
your change, coins that would likely last another fifty years.





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Old May 1st 10, 03:14 AM posted to rec.collecting.coins
sgt23
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Default I can't believe no one posted anything on this. What? Were youguys all waiting for me? (New $100 Bill Images) (I wonder if a new $500 billwould be similar)

On Apr 30, 8:49*am, "Bruce Remick" wrote:
"sgt23" wrote in message

...
On Apr 30, 2:05 am, Drago the Wolf wrote:



http://www.mydollarplan.com/new-100-dollar-bill/


I was a little disappointed with the back of the new $100 at first,
because I thought the low-vision numeral would be similar to the $10,
$20 and $50's, but now I grew to love both sides of the new $100 bill
and the $100 is now by far, my favorite of this series.


What sucks is, it is being released on Febuary 10 of 2011. I wonder
why so long, because they are likely just about to release the next
generation of U.S. currency. If the U.S. currency is going to be
redesigned every 7-10 years, 2011 when the new $100 bill comes out
will be 9 years since 2003, when the new colorized $20 bill came out,
so, following the release of the new $100 bill in 2011, we may be
hearing more about one of the already colorized denominations getting
a redesign again the following year in 2012, the 10 year mark.


I have heard a few things about the governement possibly changing the
size of all denomination paper money and probably the designs a bit
too, except the $1 and $2 bills. This really bothers me seeing as, I
live in a family of people with poor vision, and my mother can hardly
see without glasses, and has a hard time telling $1 and $2 bills apart
without her glasses unless they are right in her face. I myself am
20/400 vision in both eyes and can see all right, but am supposed to
wear glasses full time, but I only wear them when I drive or watch tv.
I just can't read things in the distance, but, in the future I may
depend on a different sized $2 bill. So I don't see why, if the
government does not want to redesign or change the size of the $1
bill, thats is all fine and dandy with me, but if all other
denominations are getting a redesign, as well as a resize, redesign
the damn $2 bill. I DO NOT want them to just stop printing $2s, I just
want them redesigned to make them more usable for those who use them.
Everything else, including the half dollar coin has a distinguishible
feature for the blind and visually impaired: its size. So, if the $1
and $2 bills remain the same size, and all other denominations will
change in size, the $2 bill would still be discrimitory against the
blind and visually impaired. Perhaps I should write THAT in a letter
to my government officials.


I wish they would just get rid of the rag $1 and $2 bucks.
Unfortunately, in the testimony I read, no denomination was considered
to be replaced with a coin, which is a real shame, because they could
really make a nice $2 coin distinguishible for the blind.


Well I guess you can post if you want too, as long as I don't have
hear about anymore cats and dogs on coins or currency, and please get
rid of the $1 coins and replace them with some kinda design that is
presentable and tasteful.
===

Like, for instance......? * * Roast duck with lemon glaze?


Hey it beats the crap we have on our coins now.
  #7  
Old May 1st 10, 03:24 AM posted to rec.collecting.coins
Bruce Remick
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Default I can't believe no one posted anything on this. What? Were you guys all waiting for me? (New $100 Bill Images) (I wonder if a new $500 bill would be similar)


"sgt23" wrote in message
...
On Apr 30, 8:49 am, "Bruce Remick" wrote:
"sgt23" wrote in message

...
On Apr 30, 2:05 am, Drago the Wolf wrote:



http://www.mydollarplan.com/new-100-dollar-bill/


I was a little disappointed with the back of the new $100 at first,
because I thought the low-vision numeral would be similar to the $10,
$20 and $50's, but now I grew to love both sides of the new $100 bill
and the $100 is now by far, my favorite of this series.


What sucks is, it is being released on Febuary 10 of 2011. I wonder
why so long, because they are likely just about to release the next
generation of U.S. currency. If the U.S. currency is going to be
redesigned every 7-10 years, 2011 when the new $100 bill comes out
will be 9 years since 2003, when the new colorized $20 bill came out,
so, following the release of the new $100 bill in 2011, we may be
hearing more about one of the already colorized denominations getting
a redesign again the following year in 2012, the 10 year mark.


I have heard a few things about the governement possibly changing the
size of all denomination paper money and probably the designs a bit
too, except the $1 and $2 bills. This really bothers me seeing as, I
live in a family of people with poor vision, and my mother can hardly
see without glasses, and has a hard time telling $1 and $2 bills apart
without her glasses unless they are right in her face. I myself am
20/400 vision in both eyes and can see all right, but am supposed to
wear glasses full time, but I only wear them when I drive or watch tv.
I just can't read things in the distance, but, in the future I may
depend on a different sized $2 bill. So I don't see why, if the
government does not want to redesign or change the size of the $1
bill, thats is all fine and dandy with me, but if all other
denominations are getting a redesign, as well as a resize, redesign
the damn $2 bill. I DO NOT want them to just stop printing $2s, I just
want them redesigned to make them more usable for those who use them.
Everything else, including the half dollar coin has a distinguishible
feature for the blind and visually impaired: its size. So, if the $1
and $2 bills remain the same size, and all other denominations will
change in size, the $2 bill would still be discrimitory against the
blind and visually impaired. Perhaps I should write THAT in a letter
to my government officials.


I wish they would just get rid of the rag $1 and $2 bucks.
Unfortunately, in the testimony I read, no denomination was considered
to be replaced with a coin, which is a real shame, because they could
really make a nice $2 coin distinguishible for the blind.


Well I guess you can post if you want too, as long as I don't have
hear about anymore cats and dogs on coins or currency, and please get
rid of the $1 coins and replace them with some kinda design that is
presentable and tasteful.
===

Like, for instance......? Roast duck with lemon glaze?


Hey it beats the crap we have on our coins now.
======

Do you really believe that non-collectors actually look to examine the
design of the coins they spend? As long as they see it's a quarter, dime,
etc., they couldn't care less what's on it when they spend it. As
collectors, many of us tend to get emotional about new coin designs (along
with old ones) and usually are eager to voice our opinions about each new
one. If you don't care for the subjects on our dollar coins, I doubt you
encounter them that often to worry about it.






  #8  
Old May 1st 10, 09:03 AM posted to rec.collecting.coins
sgt23
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Default I can't believe no one posted anything on this. What? Were youguys all waiting for me? (New $100 Bill Images) (I wonder if a new $500 billwould be similar)

On Apr 30, 10:24*pm, "Bruce Remick" wrote:
"sgt23" wrote in message

...
On Apr 30, 8:49 am, "Bruce Remick" wrote:



"sgt23" wrote in message


....
On Apr 30, 2:05 am, Drago the Wolf wrote:


http://www.mydollarplan.com/new-100-dollar-bill/


I was a little disappointed with the back of the new $100 at first,
because I thought the low-vision numeral would be similar to the $10,
$20 and $50's, but now I grew to love both sides of the new $100 bill
and the $100 is now by far, my favorite of this series.


What sucks is, it is being released on Febuary 10 of 2011. I wonder
why so long, because they are likely just about to release the next
generation of U.S. currency. If the U.S. currency is going to be
redesigned every 7-10 years, 2011 when the new $100 bill comes out
will be 9 years since 2003, when the new colorized $20 bill came out,
so, following the release of the new $100 bill in 2011, we may be
hearing more about one of the already colorized denominations getting
a redesign again the following year in 2012, the 10 year mark.


I have heard a few things about the governement possibly changing the
size of all denomination paper money and probably the designs a bit
too, except the $1 and $2 bills. This really bothers me seeing as, I
live in a family of people with poor vision, and my mother can hardly
see without glasses, and has a hard time telling $1 and $2 bills apart
without her glasses unless they are right in her face. I myself am
20/400 vision in both eyes and can see all right, but am supposed to
wear glasses full time, but I only wear them when I drive or watch tv..
I just can't read things in the distance, but, in the future I may
depend on a different sized $2 bill. So I don't see why, if the
government does not want to redesign or change the size of the $1
bill, thats is all fine and dandy with me, but if all other
denominations are getting a redesign, as well as a resize, redesign
the damn $2 bill. I DO NOT want them to just stop printing $2s, I just
want them redesigned to make them more usable for those who use them.
Everything else, including the half dollar coin has a distinguishible
feature for the blind and visually impaired: its size. So, if the $1
and $2 bills remain the same size, and all other denominations will
change in size, the $2 bill would still be discrimitory against the
blind and visually impaired. Perhaps I should write THAT in a letter
to my government officials.


I wish they would just get rid of the rag $1 and $2 bucks.
Unfortunately, in the testimony I read, no denomination was considered
to be replaced with a coin, which is a real shame, because they could
really make a nice $2 coin distinguishible for the blind.


Well I guess you can post if you want too, as long as I don't have
hear about anymore cats and dogs on coins or currency, and please get
rid of the $1 coins and replace them with some kinda design that is
presentable and tasteful.
===


Like, for instance......? Roast duck with lemon glaze?


Hey it beats the crap we have on our coins now.
======

Do you really believe that non-collectors actually look to examine the
design of the coins they spend? *As long as they see it's a quarter, dime,
etc., they couldn't care less what's on it when they spend it. *As
collectors, many of us tend to get emotional about new coin designs (along
with old ones) and usually are eager to voice our opinions about each new
one. *If you don't care for the subjects on our dollar coins, I doubt you
encounter them that often to worry about it.


No, I can't say I've received many dollar coins change, but I lay this
fault at the feet of the mint. It's just that I feel the mint should
have more pride in the job they do, and they shouldn't run the mint
just for profit only, but too show what we as a country are capable of
doing. I know most of you guys don't have same views that I do. Though
that is okay, because that is one things that is still great about
this country we live in. We have right to opinions and ideals, and we
can take them and mix those ideals and opinion's too come up with
something close to perfection. In my experience's in life, I've
learned that it doesn't take just one great mind too make something
work to perfection, but many. Now if we could just get the mint and
government too understand that. JMHO for what ever that is worth
"probably not much".
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Old May 1st 10, 02:07 PM posted to rec.collecting.coins
Bruce Remick
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On Apr 30, 10:24 pm, "Bruce Remick" wrote:
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On Apr 30, 8:49 am, "Bruce Remick" wrote:



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On Apr 30, 2:05 am, Drago the Wolf wrote:


http://www.mydollarplan.com/new-100-dollar-bill/


I was a little disappointed with the back of the new $100 at first,
because I thought the low-vision numeral would be similar to the $10,
$20 and $50's, but now I grew to love both sides of the new $100 bill
and the $100 is now by far, my favorite of this series.


What sucks is, it is being released on Febuary 10 of 2011. I wonder
why so long, because they are likely just about to release the next
generation of U.S. currency. If the U.S. currency is going to be
redesigned every 7-10 years, 2011 when the new $100 bill comes out
will be 9 years since 2003, when the new colorized $20 bill came out,
so, following the release of the new $100 bill in 2011, we may be
hearing more about one of the already colorized denominations getting
a redesign again the following year in 2012, the 10 year mark.


I have heard a few things about the governement possibly changing the
size of all denomination paper money and probably the designs a bit
too, except the $1 and $2 bills. This really bothers me seeing as, I
live in a family of people with poor vision, and my mother can hardly
see without glasses, and has a hard time telling $1 and $2 bills apart
without her glasses unless they are right in her face. I myself am
20/400 vision in both eyes and can see all right, but am supposed to
wear glasses full time, but I only wear them when I drive or watch tv.
I just can't read things in the distance, but, in the future I may
depend on a different sized $2 bill. So I don't see why, if the
government does not want to redesign or change the size of the $1
bill, thats is all fine and dandy with me, but if all other
denominations are getting a redesign, as well as a resize, redesign
the damn $2 bill. I DO NOT want them to just stop printing $2s, I just
want them redesigned to make them more usable for those who use them.
Everything else, including the half dollar coin has a distinguishible
feature for the blind and visually impaired: its size. So, if the $1
and $2 bills remain the same size, and all other denominations will
change in size, the $2 bill would still be discrimitory against the
blind and visually impaired. Perhaps I should write THAT in a letter
to my government officials.


I wish they would just get rid of the rag $1 and $2 bucks.
Unfortunately, in the testimony I read, no denomination was considered
to be replaced with a coin, which is a real shame, because they could
really make a nice $2 coin distinguishible for the blind.


Well I guess you can post if you want too, as long as I don't have
hear about anymore cats and dogs on coins or currency, and please get
rid of the $1 coins and replace them with some kinda design that is
presentable and tasteful.
===


Like, for instance......? Roast duck with lemon glaze?


Hey it beats the crap we have on our coins now.
======

Do you really believe that non-collectors actually look to examine the
design of the coins they spend? As long as they see it's a quarter, dime,
etc., they couldn't care less what's on it when they spend it. As
collectors, many of us tend to get emotional about new coin designs (along
with old ones) and usually are eager to voice our opinions about each new
one. If you don't care for the subjects on our dollar coins, I doubt you
encounter them that often to worry about it.


No, I can't say I've received many dollar coins change, but I lay this
fault at the feet of the mint. It's just that I feel the mint should
have more pride in the job they do, and they shouldn't run the mint
just for profit only, but too show what we as a country are capable of
doing. I know most of you guys don't have same views that I do. Though
that is okay, because that is one things that is still great about
this country we live in. We have right to opinions and ideals, and we
can take them and mix those ideals and opinion's too come up with
something close to perfection. In my experience's in life, I've
learned that it doesn't take just one great mind too make something
work to perfection, but many. Now if we could just get the mint and
government too understand that. JMHO for what ever that is worth
"probably not much".
=====

So exactly what do you think is "unpresentable" and "distasteful" about our
coins? I understand that many collectors have become bored with what they
consider "tired" designs on our circulating coinage, but your words indicate
a much stronger feeling on your part.

Why is it the Mint's fault that you're not receiving dollar coins? It
produces millions of them each year and distributes them to the various
regions. Why not blame merchants who never request any for their cash
registers? Or the banks that don't bother including them in change unless
specifically asked. I will agree that the designs on the dollar coins leave
me cold, but then the only time I ever see any are when I glance at my
annual proof and mint sets for damage.

The designs on our coins have nothing to do with "what our country is
capable of". The committees that select the artists and sculptors and
critique their coin design proposals should be the subject of your scorn,
along with the Congress that decides what will be produced. Although I
majored in fine arts in college, I would have a hard time figuring how to
render a national park on a quarter.




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Old May 1st 10, 03:08 PM posted to rec.collecting.coins
Jerry Dennis
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Default I can't believe no one posted anything on this. What? Were youguys all waiting for me? (New $100 Bill Images) (I wonder if a new $500 billwould be similar)

On May 1, 9:07�am, "Bruce Remick" wrote:
"sgt23" wrote in message

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On Apr 30, 10:24 pm, "Bruce Remick" wrote:





"sgt23" wrote in message


....
On Apr 30, 8:49 am, "Bruce Remick" wrote:


"sgt23" wrote in message


....
On Apr 30, 2:05 am, Drago the Wolf wrote:


http://www.mydollarplan.com/new-100-dollar-bill/


I was a little disappointed with the back of the new $100 at first,
because I thought the low-vision numeral would be similar to the $10,
$20 and $50's, but now I grew to love both sides of the new $100 bill
and the $100 is now by far, my favorite of this series.


What sucks is, it is being released on Febuary 10 of 2011. I wonder
why so long, because they are likely just about to release the next
generation of U.S. currency. If the U.S. currency is going to be
redesigned every 7-10 years, 2011 when the new $100 bill comes out
will be 9 years since 2003, when the new colorized $20 bill came out,
so, following the release of the new $100 bill in 2011, we may be
hearing more about one of the already colorized denominations getting
a redesign again the following year in 2012, the 10 year mark.


I have heard a few things about the governement possibly changing the
size of all denomination paper money and probably the designs a bit
too, except the $1 and $2 bills. This really bothers me seeing as, I
live in a family of people with poor vision, and my mother can hardly
see without glasses, and has a hard time telling $1 and $2 bills apart
without her glasses unless they are right in her face. I myself am
20/400 vision in both eyes and can see all right, but am supposed to
wear glasses full time, but I only wear them when I drive or watch tv.
I just can't read things in the distance, but, in the future I may
depend on a different sized $2 bill. So I don't see why, if the
government does not want to redesign or change the size of the $1
bill, thats is all fine and dandy with me, but if all other
denominations are getting a redesign, as well as a resize, redesign
the damn $2 bill. I DO NOT want them to just stop printing $2s, I just
want them redesigned to make them more usable for those who use them.
Everything else, including the half dollar coin has a distinguishible
feature for the blind and visually impaired: its size. So, if the $1
and $2 bills remain the same size, and all other denominations will
change in size, the $2 bill would still be discrimitory against the
blind and visually impaired. Perhaps I should write THAT in a letter
to my government officials.


I wish they would just get rid of the rag $1 and $2 bucks.
Unfortunately, in the testimony I read, no denomination was considered
to be replaced with a coin, which is a real shame, because they could
really make a nice $2 coin distinguishible for the blind.


Well I guess you can post if you want too, as long as I don't have
hear about anymore cats and dogs on coins or currency, and please get
rid of the $1 coins and replace them with some kinda design that is
presentable and tasteful.
===


Like, for instance......? Roast duck with lemon glaze?


Hey it beats the crap we have on our coins now.
======


Do you really believe that non-collectors actually look to examine the
design of the coins they spend? As long as they see it's a quarter, dime,
etc., they couldn't care less what's on it when they spend it. As
collectors, many of us tend to get emotional about new coin designs (along
with old ones) and usually are eager to voice our opinions about each new
one. If you don't care for the subjects on our dollar coins, I doubt you
encounter them that often to worry about it.


No, I can't say I've received many dollar coins change, but I lay this
fault at the feet of the mint. It's just that I feel the mint should
have more pride in the job they do, and they shouldn't run the mint
just for profit only, but too show what we as a country are capable of
doing. I know most of you guys don't have same views that I do. Though
that is okay, because that is one things that is still great about
this country we live in. We have right to opinions and ideals, and we
can take them and mix those ideals and opinion's too come up with
something close to perfection. In my experience's in life, I've
learned that it doesn't take just one great mind too make something
work to perfection, but many. Now if we could just get the mint and
government too understand that. JMHO for what ever that is worth
"probably not much".
=====

So exactly what do you think is "unpresentable" and "distasteful" about our
coins? �I understand that many collectors have become bored with what they
consider "tired" designs on our circulating coinage, but your words indicate
a much stronger feeling on your part.

Why is it the Mint's fault that you're not receiving dollar coins? �It
produces millions of them each year and distributes them to the various
regions. �Why not blame merchants who never request any for their cash
registers? �Or the banks that don't bother including them in change unless
specifically asked. �I will agree that the designs on the dollar coins leave
me cold, but then the only time I ever see any are when I glance at my
annual proof and mint sets for damage.

The designs on our coins have nothing to do with "what our country is
capable of". �The committees that select the artists and sculptors and
critique their coin design proposals should be the subject of your scorn,
along with the Congress that decides what will be produced. �Although I
majored in fine arts in college, I would have a hard time figuring how to
render a national park on a quarter.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


Gotta jump in here. I saw on the news last night that the Washington
Crossing State Park in PA (across the river from Trenton NJ) is closed
due to lack of State funding. Without sounding like a radical (left
or right), national parks may not be too far behind. Maybe a quarter
with a sign that reads "Closed" on the reverse would be a good choice
for the next eleven years. Then we wouldn't have to worry about
changing designs for a while.

Jerry
 




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