Would You Support A Reagan $2 Coin & T. Roosevelt $200 Bill?

Yep, one dollar and two dollar coins are the way the vast majority of Europe does it; works fine for them. I rather like the idea of the first man on the moon 2 dollar, as it commemorates a unique moment in history.
Ditch the cent? Yep. The nickle and quarter? Not on your life; the vending industry needs them.
$200 bill? Not a chance, nor a five, either.

Really want to make a change? Polymer notes. Much longer longevity and as an added bonus I understand they are a real PITA to counterfeit. Supposedly more sanitary, too.

Why even ask this question to numismatists?
Would we "support" something? Silly.

They (govt) have culled our currency down to $100 bills because of the very real threat of counterfeiting.
Even with our bills topped out at $100, counterfeiting is rampant. Why make it even easier for counterfeiters?
Pretty simple stuff, don't you agree?

Speaking as a citizen, I'd love to see currency issued over $100 face value, however I know why that can't happen.

Speaking as a numismatist, instead of posting threads lobbying your political preferences, sure to stir up division and hard feelings, why not post about our hobby instead, bringing us together in happy discussion?

i personally dont see the US issuing higher coins or bills. I see the US making an announcement giving the population 5-10 years to have all paper money and circulating coins turned into the banks and moving to a digital currency. call me crazy if you like. with debit cards and credit cards all money does these days is travel by 1's and 0's from one account to another.