Canadas poppy coin raises spy warning

The worried contractors described the coins as "anomalous" and "filled with something man-made that looked like nano-technology,"

The confidential accounts led to a sensational warning from the Defense Security Service, an agency of the Defense Department, that mysterious coins with radio frequency transmitters were found planted on U.S. contractors with classified security clearances on at least three separate occasions between October 2005 and January 2006 as the contractors traveled through Canada.

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okay, they found out they were harmless and had no power source. but why go through all the work to put a transmitter in a coin?
there must be a hidden purpose to this coin??

Poppy quarter led to spy coin warnings.
The surprise explanation behind the U.S. government's sensational but false warnings about mysterious Canadian spy coins is the harmless poppy quarter, the world's first colourized coin.

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It's all cleared up folks...nothing to see here...keep moving...nothing to see

Damn Canadians and their crafty coins!

Well, being a Canadian I can tell you that when these coins came out they were a "big" thing. They were given out in your change when you bought coffee from Tim Horton's, a large chain of coffee shops all across Canada.

Eventually they put some identical coins into circulation that had a pink ribbon representing the fight against breast cancer.

Back to the poppy coin. If the coin has been handled too much the red from the poppy will disapper. So you have a metal poppy instead of a red one. I can promise you that the coin is one complete thing. Canadain's do not have nanotechnology in there coins.

Originally posted by JohnnyCanuck

It's all cleared up folks...nothing to see here...keep moving...nothing to see

Maybe that is what we are meant to think lol
Maybe they were testing a new technology that was never supposed to end up in the news. I find it weird that people would report colorful coins a having transmitters in them.