Is This Worth More Than 25$?

Well said!

I will add that I never have more than four One Dollar Federal Reserve Notes on me at any time; therefore, I would not have more than four Dollar coins on me. If the Two Dollar Federal Reserve Notes sees the logical increase in production, I would expect to only have one Dollar coin on me at any time and two Two Dollar Federal Reserve Notes.

I can think of at least three people I personally know that carry around that kind of cash. I am not saying it is right, just that there are plenty of people that have that kind of money and refuse to use electronic transactions.

Personally, I am with you on this; a debit/credit card is much safer and more convenient.

well all of the reserve notes will be obsolete once china nails us to the wall and forces the treasury to print money :D

the fred meyer/kroger up here accepts 100s

You can't use more than one dollar coin at a time? What kind of crap is that? What's even the purpose of these coins if they can't be used?

Conclusion: what would it take to make public service announcements saying that these coins are legal tender, dear public, if you're patriotic, then pump them into circulation? A no-brainer, so that proves that people are still making a buck off a federal reserve notes.

They did that. They've spent over 100 million dollars so far on PSA's pushing the small dollars. They spent $60 million back when the first President dollar was being released. About two years ago they spent $20 million in just four test market cities promoting the dollars to "see what works". Increase in use in those cities was negligible. Advertising an promotion is not going to do it. What will do it is when businesses go to the bank to get change for their registers and are told we have a shortage on ones so we can't provide them but we have plenty of twos and dollar coins. if that's all they can get they will use them. They may grumble, and their customers may grumble at first, but they will adapt and then when the "shortage" becomes permanent life wil go on an the coins will be used.

Worth $25 IMO, no premium....although eaglefoot makes an interesting point. I'm with Maineman, get rid of the stupid $1 notes and the coins will circulate and save our tax money.

Commonsense with our tax money must start TODAY! I've had enough with the government waste and spending...it MUST end. Get rid of the $1 note, the cent and the nickel, we lose money on every one of them. If people want to complain about rounding to a dime, let them use a credit or debt card to get their exact amounts. Personally, I could care less if I get rounded to the tune of probably $20 a year. It'd be made up by saving the wasted tax revenue on making coins that cost more than face to produce.