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There are many tribes that mint their own coins. Some of them are used as legal tender on the reservations and circulated next to the standard U.S. coins. Most of them are minted for the collectors market though so they aren't circulated. The tribes are in a similar situation to the states, yet distinct because they are 'internal dependant nations.'
There are many tribes that mint their own coins. Some of them are used as legal tender on the reservations and circulated next to the standard U.S. coins. Most of them are minted for the collectors market though so they aren't circulated. The tribes are in a similar situation to the states, yet distinct because they are 'internal dependant nations.'
And not only them but there are all kinds of places that use coinage they make for their own usage. One place, some time ago but now bought out by ChuckECheeze, had their own coins but basically for inhouse use. My Son collected them. A place similar called Enchanted Castle now does the same thing. A large sporting place called Cabella's also has their own coins. Not sure how many are attempted to be used for real money by kids though. And I've seen many, many flipping coins made by who knows.
I know this will never go through but imagine coins made from and for each State. Could be made of Silver and worth at least Silver prices. At one time many States had Mills, part of a Cent. I still have some. It would almost be fun trying to place something on their coins that they are famous for.




















