Thnickels
Why settle for a nickel when you could have a thnickel? Some info from CoinCommunity.com: These were designed in Pennsylvania by Theodore Nichols, but minted at the Shire Post Mint in Arkansas... It is made from 14-7 Stainless Steel and the obverse has inscriptions reading "In Mass We Trust" and "Respect Me" while the reverse features the Latin motto nummos crassiores omnibus, which he has translated as "Thicker Coins for All" and "Hefty Coin Nation". It was struck on a 100 ton Waterbury Knuckle press with 65 tons of pressure. You can get them, if they're still available, at thick-coins.net.
Why settle for a nickel when you could have a thnickel?
Some info from CoinCommunity.com:
You can get them, if they're still available, at thick-coins.net.
Some info from CoinCommunity.com:
These were designed in Pennsylvania by Theodore Nichols, but minted at the Shire Post Mint in Arkansas... It is made from 14-7 Stainless Steel and the obverse has inscriptions reading "In Mass We Trust" and "Respect Me" while the reverse features the Latin motto nummos crassiores omnibus, which he has translated as "Thicker Coins for All" and "Hefty Coin Nation". It was struck on a 100 ton Waterbury Knuckle press with 65 tons of pressure.
You can get them, if they're still available, at thick-coins.net.
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