I found a counterfeit coin. It's copper on the inside.

[Filthy Keynes]

Spot Mr. Counterfeit.

(this is a bit tongue-in-cheek... but you get the point)

[Filthy Keynes]

...and guess who made it? You guessed it; the United States Government. It is a federal offense to counterfeit money!

[Glass]

it's not conterfeit if the government makes it. It's only counterfeit if someone else makes a copy of the governments coin. but I get the point. I wonder which really is the oldest profession - debasing or whoring? Actually they're both a kind of debasing I guess.

[Celtic Rogue]

It is counterfit according to the US Constitution... Where by it states that ONLY gold and silver can be used as currency. 8-)

[Silver Shield]

"Why the hell are we fighting the government, we should take it over, then we can take whatever we want." Al Capone

[madfranks]

"What is real here is their substance, not the printing on the outside. This is the opposite of modern coins, the substance of which is completely irrelevant; all that matters is what is printed on the outside.

The new coins we use in transactions are not real. They are wearing a mask, a disguise, one put on by the state. More absurdly, the state tells us not to look at the reality but rather to trust God that all is right with the money in the realm. The old coins, in contrast, are precisely what they say they are and therefore have nothing to hide. There are no invocations that require a leap
of faith. The truth is found on the scale and is told in ounces."

- Jeffrey Tucker

[StreetsOfGold]

You have (perhaps unsuspectingly) arranged those coins in an inverted triangle pointing down. This is the "V" shape as pointed out in the 1973 Lucifer Rising as a symbol of Satan. The movie V for vendetta is another current movie USING the "V" and "V" is the personage of SATAN in that movie and you can get the lowdown on that from a doctmentary called Hollywood's war on God.

[midnight rambler]

I thought a downward pointing triangle was the universal symbol for pink tacos.

[TheNocturnalEgyptian]

The receptive feminine? Yeah.