Floor Coverings - Ahh Yeah!

[CoventryCat86]

Ya, what the fuck does this Gubin guy know anyway, he's only legal counsel to the United States mint.
http://www.usmint.gov/consumer/?action=policy

No he's not, he left 12 years ago, get your facts straight. And as I said before, he gave his opinion on an issue regarding putting impressions on coins which is different from other violations of the code that could be interpreted differently by whoever wants to make a "federal case" out of it, or not.

[heftysmokes]

No he's not, he left 12 years ago, get your facts straight. And as I said before, he gave his opinion on an issue regarding putting impressions on coins which is different from other violations of the code that could be interpreted differently by whoever wants to make a "federal case" out of it, or not.

Yep, my mistake there.
Aside from that, how are the coins being mutilated or destroyed? They're being encased in plastic, and if someone wanted to put the work in, they could dig the damn things out and go to town on every penny gumball machine in town.

[CoventryCat86]

Yep, my mistake there.
Aside from that, how are the coins being mutilated or destroyed? They're being encased in plastic, and if someone wanted to put the work in, they could dig the damn things out and go to town on every penny gumball machine in town.

You're free to make your case to whoever you need to make that case to if you ever get caught up in someone accusing you of violating the federal code, I'm not going to argue with you about it. I'm simply of the opinion that it isn't worth walking into that grey area of potentially getting yourself in trouble as remote as the possibility may be, it still exists.