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Top 10 Uses For The Baseball $5 Coin
- Updated: March 30, 2014
The U.S. Mint is about to begin production of innovative coins commemorating the National Baseball Hall of Fame, including a gold $5 coin. Unlike other all other coins and most Rockies pitchers, these coins have a nice curve.
Following are some of MLB-related uses specifically for the new $5 coin.
#10
Used by Commissioner Bud Selig to break ties in the All Star Game.
#9
Monthly salary for the highest paid player on the Astros roster.
#8
Used as shingles on Robinson Cano’s new home in Seattle.
#7
Used as a cereal bowl by Jose Altuve.
#6
Have a logo designed by the same 6th grader to created the Miami Marlins logo.
#5
Buy a used hat from one of the fans who jumped off the Yankees bandwagon last season.
#4
Bowl-shaped glove side used to catch tears of steroid users for whom this coin is the closest they will come to being part of the Hall of Fame.
#3
Flipped to determine the outcome of Angel Hernandez replay reviews.
#2
Buy a cup of beer at Fenway Park that is barely larger than the coin itself.
#1
Finally raise enough money to cure cancer by donating one $5 coin to cancer research for every home run allowed by Orioles pitchers.
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