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Let's see, Obverse is the Liberty 5c, with the Barber coming in a close second , reverse is the Walker Tony  |
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Forum Mom
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Great question! I like the obverse of the Bust Dollar with the reverse of the 1866-1876 Double Eagle. |
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Buffalo nickel obverse and Buffalo nickel reverse---NO politician and no eagle and the design is an absolute classic in my book. There are other coins, both front and back, that I absolutely adore, such as the Morgan dollar, but I still have to go with the strictly American design of the buffalo/Indian nickel on this one!
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Obverse is a toss up between a Walking Lib and St. Gauden. Reverse would have to be the Heraldic Eagles.
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Well, for those of you that know me, this one is a no-brainer! Just check out my avatar...  My second favorite obverse would probably be the St. Gaudens $20 gold, and second favorite reverse might be the Peace dollar, but I'll have to think on that one! Rachel [:p] |
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MEI got home from work and found an envelope in the mail from Littletons It is a Tee shirt with Obverse imprinted on the front and Reverse printed on the rear. Note included says that I was one of the winners from the FUN show drawing. so now I am my own favorite coin Yes, I am already flipped and should be stored in an airtight- any more cute comments welcomed! 
rggoodie
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"catch em doing something right"
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Maybe you should get a picture of yourself in the shirt and you could be your own avatar |
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Sorry if I did that I would be on EDGE!
rggoodie
aka Richard
"catch em doing something right"
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Queen Vicky on the Gothic Crown for the obverse and the reverse that's on the Ike and Susie.
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quote:
Originally posted by rggoodie
Sorry if I did that I would be on EDGE!
Oh brother.... *groan* Sorry, I can't think of any good comebacks for that one! Rachel [:p] |
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ND once again you demonstrate why I collect coins.
The beauty is out there & it is lovely to see.
Thanks for posting.
We know we can always count on you
rggoodie
aka Richard
"catch em doing something right"
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quote:
Originally posted by rggoodie
Yes, I am already flipped and should be stored in an airtight-
any more cute comments welcomed!
I hope you WILL clean yourself !! |
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Wow ND- those are awesome! I wasn't familiar with any of those coins- they're enough to make a girl drool on her keyboard!
Rachel [:p]
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Posted 02/06/2005 11:08 am
1836 pattern gold dollar P-70 Proof-64 Cameo.jpg
1860 P$5 PR-62 NGC12076.jpg
1869 pattern five-cent piece J-683. 7. Coronet Head. Proof-63.jpg
