>
> On  a parallel note, I'm sure some of you have heard that the US Mint has
> announced it has suspended production of the Sacagewea Dollar coin.  The
> news release said it was due to lack of interest by the public.  Even
though
> there was more interest in the Sacagewea than in the SBA Dollar, the
demand
> is too small to warrant continuing production.  The mint also stated that
if
> there is further interest, they may resume production next year.
>
> I'm sure we all felt it would come to this.  As long as we have a
government
> that can't properly plan and implement the introduction of a simple coin
to
> replace the dollar bill,

Is it that they can't plan and implement a move to replace the dollar bill
or that they don't want such a move?  I think it's more the latter.
If they wanted to do it, they would, but there's too much
pressure from certain interest groups.

Stephen Gallagher


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