Poll Question
Okay, I know we talked about $2.50 coins (which I would hate, and prefer an even $2 coin without a change amount) a $250 bill vs. a $200 bill (a $250 bill also thought by me as a bad idea) and another idea I suggested over a $2,000 bill, if we ever reissued the $5,000 and $10,000 bills (a $2,500 bill which I think would also be a bad idea) I did, however, kind of like the idea of a $25 bill over a $20 bill. The reason? The $20 denomination is the most common denomination used in the U.S. after the $1 bill, and there is little reason to doubt that if we changed to a $25 bill that the $25 bill would do any worse in circulation, and carrying four $25 bills over five $20 bills, if you do not want to carry a bunch of $10s or a couple $50s, if I wanted to carry $100 or $200 or so in mid point denominations, $25 bills instead of $20s, would be nice in my opinion. And it would also save the government by printing less $25 bills over more $20 bills. But, would this further kill the use of the $50 bill, just as the quarter dollar coin killed the use of the half dollar coin?

This is just an idea, or more like a "what if" type of thought. Oh, who am I kidding? I actually more likely oppose the $25 bill because I would hate to see the possible death of the $50 bill, and I like things the way they are, aside from halves and $2 bills rarely circulating, $500, and $1,000 bills no longer circulating, and the lack of a $200 bill, and/or possibly $1 and $2 coins instead of bills for those two denominations.
So which would you prefer? The $20 bill we have now? Or a new $25 bill?