send message to user Amie last month

no its constitutionally prohibited to destroy money

might stem from the romans shaving gold coins

or the flag burning hysterics

send message to user Monneyman3 last month

Could someone help me out?
The Thing at the top of the page says that it is ILLEGAL to do this to a US penny... but i was under the impression that you can do anything with your money because it is just that... YOUR money. Once you have it, you can do whatever the hell you want with it... I thought (this may be from a History Channel program about money), that once its yours you can write on it, burn it, rip it, whatever because it's your fault that you just lost x-amount of money for doing that.

send message to user bird crick last month

bring back the barter system

send message to user bird crick last month

so i guess this would not work on a pre-83 penny

send message to user Max Springer last month

Pennies made before 1983 are 95% copper. The amount of copper in these pennies is actually worth 2.2 cents!

send message to user skyjuice last month

awesome