Business strike coins are intended for the purpose of circulating in the channels of commerce — in the daily exchanges of money at grocery stores, banks, malls, etc.. So, the coins you have in your pocket change are examples of business strike coinage. Business strike coins are stamped from long sheets of metal that come in rolls.
What coins are not business strike?
Coins that aren’t business strike can include proof coins, as well as other types of special issue coins. These special issue coins may be made from either an alternative, pricier metal — or they’re simply the regular metallic composition. Proofs are sometimes struck in both the regular-issue metal and special-issue composition.
What is a coin operated business?
A coin operated business is a retail business that does not require face to face interaction with customers, and can be run 24 hours a day depending on the location. This business is one that offers operator flexibility because it can be tailored to suit the lifestyle of the owner, thereby creating a balance between work, life and family.
