I remember this topic had already been discussed in the past
In fact, the money to be printed won't necessarily raise the inflation rates. The US government ran two (or even three) rounds of quantitative easing with inflation still being exceptionally low. How come? Because the newly printed money never entered the real economy. It was used mostly to extinguish the bad debts that came about from subprime loans which caused the subprime mortgage crisis in the US in 2008. The money itself was sterilized by financial and stock markets, so the inflation was kept on a tight rein and at its lowest levels. Basically the same would happen to money printed to kill or destroy some coin (if it ever came to that)
No, newly printed money will enter the real economy, just not immediately. Otherwise, where do you think the inflation come from? If all newly printed money does not enter the economy, then there should be deflation, not inflation. Newly printed money enter the economy in a gradual and controlled fashion, this is the job of central banks.