Skip to main content
Help Center Community Shop

Comments

7 comments

  • joker5656
    i have listened to several different radio news stations, and my favorite radio show Neal Boortz, and the all say False
    0
  • TooBig
    False what the North American Union I don't think so just look at the Mexican truckers coming across our borders, why haven't we enforced our border laws. 1 % of illegals are being deported while over a million more come over illegal a year.
    The Canadians are raising hell over it and we sit on our butts and the illegals just run over with the terrorist.
    0
  • MosinNagantDisciple
    I think its false, simply because I cannot believe anyone would actually mint a currency with a name as asinine as "Amero." Not only is it a blatant and uncreative rip-off of the Euro, its also not in line with the two dominant economies in North America - Canada and the US. Both Canada and the US use currencies called 'dollars,' so it should follow that a single currency should be called something like "north american dollar." "Amero" sounds too much like "Peso." The very name "Amero" sounds very foreign to English-speaking countries... its a name that seems designed to sound unsettling (which is why I think its a hoax).

    The coins are surprisingly well designed for a hoax, though. Someone put a lot of time into them.
    0
  • kristov
    They are just tokens produced by a private company which makes medallions and other such items for sale to "collectors" (who want to lose money on their investments overnight).
    http://www.dc-coin.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=8
    0
  • sarge_3ad
    They forgot to add "In God We Trust" to the coins.

    una_20a_2007_ms_tn.jpg
    0
  • HandLoad
    Hmmm....North American Dollars....Hmmmm.....Isn't,..Doesn't that make them NADS??? - NADS?

    I'm not sure the Southern Baptists will want to be collecting NADS of a Sunday, but I'll bet Hillary and the NOW gang will like the thought!
    0

Please sign in to leave a comment.

Recent Activity