It is illegal. It is the same as producing counterfeit one-hundred dollar bills. The legality of it depends on its intended use. If they are being made for any kind of fraudulent purpose, then it is very illegal and you could spend many years in a Federal prison. If they are made as a novelty or bullion item, and clearly show a difference from a normal coin (such as a different size or color, or with the word COPY on it), then there is no problem. Since the question asked about COUNTERFEIT nickels, it's obvious that they do not mean novelty items. As the first answer said, it is just as illegal as making your own 100 dollar bills. In fact, what may have been the largest counterfeit operation by an individual in the US, in the number of pieces if not in total amount, involved Jefferson Nickels. The story is buried somewhere in my past issues of The Numismatist or Numismatic News and IF I ever run across it I'll post the details here.
Yes, it is illegal to make counterfeit currency, including nickels. Counterfeiting money is a federal crime in most countries and can lead to severe penalties, including fines and imprisonment. It is important to always use legitimate currency in financial transactions.
Yes, it is illegal to accept a counterfeit bill as it is considered fraud and counterfeiting currency is a federal crime. If you suspect you have received a counterfeit bill, you should report it to the authorities immediately.
Illegal tender refers to currency, such as counterfeit money, that has no legal value and is not recognized by a government as valid currency for transactions. Using illegal tender can lead to legal repercussions, as it is a form of fraud.
No, it is not illegal to possess an ID card printer. However, it is important to use the printer responsibly and not produce counterfeit or fraudulent identification cards. It is illegal to use the printer to create fake IDs for illegal activities.
It is illegal to possess counterfeit coins, regardless of whether they are stamped or not. Counterfeiting is a criminal offense that violates intellectual property rights and can have serious legal consequences. It is not worth the risk to possess counterfeit coins.
The man was arrested for attempting to use counterfeit money at the store.
It depends what you mean by illegal. It's not illegal to make them - but it is illegal to knowingly market them as the original garments.
It is illegal to melt nickels and pennies because their metal value is higher than their face value. So if people would keep all their nickels and pennies and melt them they would make a lot of money. Plus it would cause a penny and nickel shortage.
The scam artist was arrested for attempting to counterfeit money in his basement.
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I'm afraid yes, but not seriously illegal.
It is illegal to sell unauthorised copies of counterfeit games in the UK. It isn't illegal in Hong Kong so people say they live there so it isn't illegal.
two nickels make one dime!
20 nickels make a dollar.
Counterfeit coins and bills are often sold on eBay. You can also buy copies. Note: It is illegal to sell or pass counterfeit coins or bills
2000 nickels
18 nickels.
Egypt has never used nickels as currency. It would be counterfeit and have no monetary worth apart from curiosity value.