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The designer, Daniel Carr, in fact, also crafted the New York and Rhode Island state quarters issued by the United States Mint, circulated in 2001.
Carr described the amero coins as “prototypes.”
The North American currency union is a hypothetical situation in which the major countries of North America – specifically Canada and the United States, possibly Mexico – would share a common currency.
This idea is based on the common European Union currency, the euro. There are also related proposals for a single currency for all of the Americas. The hypothetical currency for both of these ideas is sometimes referred to as the amero.
Carr described the amero coins as “prototypes.”
The North American currency union is a hypothetical situation in which the major countries of North America – specifically Canada and the United States, possibly Mexico – would share a common currency.
This idea is based on the common European Union currency, the euro. There are also related proposals for a single currency for all of the Americas. The hypothetical currency for both of these ideas is sometimes referred to as the amero.
In August 2007, rumors and conspiracy theories began circulating across the Internet regarding alleged United States Treasury issued “amero” coins.
On August 31, 2007, conservative talk radio personality Hal Turner claimed to have been given an Amero by a “U.S. Treasury Agent.”
These are, however, fantasy coins or medallions manufactured by a company called DC (Designs Computed) coins, Denver, Colorado.
On August 31, 2007, conservative talk radio personality Hal Turner claimed to have been given an Amero by a “U.S. Treasury Agent.”
These are, however, fantasy coins or medallions manufactured by a company called DC (Designs Computed) coins, Denver, Colorado.
Amero Coins Prototype?