'Star Trek' icon Leonard Nimoy dies at age 83

[CalcNerd]

Actually the $5 bill is probably most profitable. Would you keep a $100 bill as a souvenir? (Well, maybe you would as you paid $250 for an autograph) Most people wouldn't. Maybe $10. But $5, sure, most Trekkie fans are going to keep at least on $5 bill. And all those crazy Trekkies south of the border (US citizens) are going to find a way to buy one as well. Hence Canada will maximize its value by printing a low and affordable denomination over a larger note. (my speculation only).

 

[zoobyshoe]

http://www.torontosun.com/2015/03/03/star-trek-fans-told-to-stop-spocking-5-bill

The birth of a new verb: to spock.

 

[zoobyshoe]

I have done a little experimenting and I think our U.S. $5 spocks rather well (except for the beard):

 

[Ibix]

Mirror Spock always looked cool. Somehow he can carry off the Lincoln beard too, which is just awesome.