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Hello everybody! In this article I have written about the rare 2000 Sacagawea dollars that you should look for (and a few that you cannot find in circulation)! Sit back, relax, and enjoy!
Hello everyone, and here is the fourth installment in my Peace Dollars series! I hope y'all enjoy it! I am going to try and cut myself off around 800-1,000 words with this one instead of writing an over 1,800 word piece again, but we'll see how this goes lol. Here we go...
2018 as issued.Patriotic pride. Meaningful image as designed representing hope for so many.
Class Two 1804 Dollar: This dollar coin is one that you won't find in ANYONE'S collection: it's the only one in existence today. What is interesting about this coin is that it was originally a 1857 Swiss Thaler (the producer decided to strike the coin over another existing coin instead of making a planchet for it to be struck on).
2018 America the Beautiful Quarters Coin Apostle Islands Wisconsin ... Wisconsin's Apostle Islands National Lakeshore was established in 1970 to protect...shorelines, specific attractive sites, natural reserves and places of scientific value.The Lakeshore site was established in 1970 as part of many other National selected places.The coin design depicts the sea caves at Devils Island with the lighthouse in the background and a kayaker paddling in the foreground. Design candidates were developed in consultation with representatives of Apostle Islands National Lakeshore.Medal designed by sculptor: Renata Gordon.Artist: Richard Masters, Artistic Infusion program.
Hi everyone. I just joined CONECA, and I need some tips on how to use the website. Can you follow people like on the ANA? How do you get signed up for the magazine? What do you recommend doing on CONECA? Also, how do you pronounce it? Like cone and eeka? Please give me some comments below!
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Looking for a good appraiser.
I got to thinking about the state of our commemorative coins. Well I would like to see a Theodore Roosevelt on a coin.
The US realized their mistake around 1952, and requested the coin back. But World War II happened, and the return was delayed. Then, many of King Farouk's coins were auctioned off, one of which was the 33' double eagle. The US asked once again for the coin, and authorities in Egypt said they would comply, but the coin vanished. Until 1996.
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