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· 7 years ago
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And now you can't unsee the fact that they cut off the first one's ponytail
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trashmanrevenge
· 7 years ago
sadly i bet you it is illegal to make these since it is considered defacing money.
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· 7 years ago
it's only illegal if you plan to replicate it and use it as currency
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trashmanrevenge
· 7 years ago
no i think the specific law here USC 333 states that any deface in such a way that it is unusable is a federal crime.
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paleprincess
· 7 years ago
But what about the machines at zoos and museums that smash pennies? They deface coins in such a way that they're unusable.
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trashmanrevenge
· 7 years ago
I could be wrong I thought they were starting to force them to stop but I am not that educated on it this is just what i heard.
guest
· 7 years ago
This is covered in 18 USC 331. It says that whoever fraudulently alters coins is guilty of a crime. The key word there is "fraudulently." If you alter a coin with the intent of defrauding somebody, you're guilty of a crime. If you alter or destroy a coin you own for reasons other than committing fraud, then you're just wasting money.
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trashmanrevenge
· 7 years ago
ok thank you my bad i misread it
jokur_and_batmon
· 7 years ago
Now a days those machines actually just store your coins and give you the pre made crushed "penny". My local zoo charges a quarter and gives you the thing