If a coin is minted the material might cost less or more then the monetary value on it how are the governments assigning values to it?

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If a coin is minted the material might cost less or more then the monetary value on it how are the governments assigning values to it?

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Guys, money isn’t real. It’s a concept created to make you believe that you either have lots or very little.
The reality is that we all have the same. It’s all relative. Unless you are super rich, and in a position whereby society pays you. We’re all poor

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