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Topic: Canada officially has the coolest currency in the world
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Snaggy
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posted April 12, 2012 23:34
Cool!
I'd buy that for a Cupronickel!
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The Famous Druid
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posted April 13, 2012 08:03
Cool, and a bit more practical than the new aussie coin.
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CommanderShroom
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posted April 13, 2012 11:43
Think anyone would notice if I just scraped a little off the back of that coin?
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GrumpySteen
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posted April 13, 2012 15:38
The Famous Druid wrote:
Cool, and a bit more practical than the new aussie coin.
Since it's mentioned in the article, I'll add that this is the 100 kg coin that previously held the record.
I'm pretty sure most people would agree that putting glow-in-the-dark dinosaur skeletons on your currency is cooler (albeit less valuable) than simply making huge coins, though.
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The Famous Druid
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posted April 13, 2012 18:42
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Originally posted by GrumpySteen:
I'm pretty sure most people would agree that putting glow-in-the-dark dinosaur skeletons on your currency is cooler (albeit less valuable) than simply making huge coins, though.
Absolutely, cool *and* practical.
Although, some might prefer These coins from a country far, far away
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