Jul 16, 2026 2:20 AM
TheRainbowegoSweet007
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spiderjohn36
ReggieWarrhol
Hey they used his mug shot - good choice.
GreaseMonkeyOfLove
Nothing with his face on it is worth $1. (and that includes his skull)
evilspock
Awesome, breaking the law. Which, I know, he does daily, but this is delightfully concrete, and so the court case should be short as soon as he is out of office. Straight to prison!
immabearrawr
How much is that in 50 years for Nazi memorabilia?
Mikesane
I’ll do my part
Andersen81
Easyer to just get a small stamping tool with "edop" made.
Hatsodoom
He's not dead yet, therefore not legal tender. You are within your rights to refuse these abominations when receiving payment.
DocFunkenstein
Technically, everyone is free to reject any type of currency, legal tender or not. Just like you're free to barter for shit if you want to.Governments and banks are the ones who have to deal the "legal tender" bit.
hipifreq
And the bank will reject these because they're just "commemorative coins", not legal tender.
spiderjohn36
ReggieWarrhol
Hey they used his mug shot - good choice.
GreaseMonkeyOfLove
Nothing with his face on it is worth $1. (and that includes his skull)
evilspock
Awesome, breaking the law.
Which, I know, he does daily, but this is delightfully concrete, and so the court case should be short as soon as he is out of office. Straight to prison!
immabearrawr
How much is that in 50 years for Nazi memorabilia?
Mikesane
I’ll do my part

Andersen81
Easyer to just get a small stamping tool with "edop" made.
Hatsodoom
He's not dead yet, therefore not legal tender. You are within your rights to refuse these abominations when receiving payment.
DocFunkenstein
Technically, everyone is free to reject any type of currency, legal tender or not. Just like you're free to barter for shit if you want to.
Governments and banks are the ones who have to deal the "legal tender" bit.
hipifreq
And the bank will reject these because they're just "commemorative coins", not legal tender.