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 While technically not a coin, these 1837 Feuchtwanger Hard Times tokens did circulate as cent substitutes. It took the U.S. Government 20 years to issue a similar small cent design for circulation - the 1857 Flying Eagle cent. |
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The 1804 Bust dollar eagle!  |
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As well as the seated lib half eagle! With rays!  |
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Call me strange, but I love the "chicken eagle" on very early US money. 1795 O-129 50c  1796 $1  |
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What a great thread. Lots of nice Eagles.
Thanks I enjoyed that.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Wonder if it would do any good to forward this post to the US Mint.
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A few on here could be considered my favorites. So many eagles on so many coins.  |
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Walking Liberty all the way, but Challenger comes in a close second...  |
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AGE Eagles  |
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1997 Platinum Eagle  |
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I also like the Bust Half Eagle  |
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Hands down the eagle on the Liberty Walking half puts the fear of god into you. The eagle on the Ike dollar is laughable. Looks like you could pull the drumsticks right off. KK |
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Take a look at the Walker Eagle's right wing tip appearing between the drumsticks. Tell me what it looks like.
Edited by GTALLEN
08/27/2011 8:20 pm
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