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Commems Collection Classic: 1936 US / Philippines Commonwealth Inauguration, Design Discussion

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Introductory Note: I have posted about many different aspects of the history of US commemorative coins here in the US Commemoratives area of CCF, most with "Commems Collection" in their title to enable automatic inclusion on the "Commems Collection" list created by Bobby. In addition, however, I have also posted about the design elements found on many of the coins over in the "Post Your..." galleries area, as well as within posts here under non-coin-specific titles. I've decided to collect these multiple design discussions for each coin of the series in one place for quick access, I present...

1936 US-Philippines Commonwealth Inauguration - Design Element Discussion Threads

- 1936 US-Philippines Commonwealth Inauguration - Coins with the Sun
- 1936 US-Philippines Commonwealth Inauguration - Coins with Stars
- 1936 US-Philippines Commonwealth Inauguration - Coins Featuring a Coat-of-Arms
- 1936 US-Philippines Commonwealth Inauguration - Coins with Conjoined Portraits

- Official Seals On Classic US Commemoratives - Part VII (Final Part)
- Quick Bits #07 - Alive And Well (At The Time!)
- Quick Bits #11 - Conjoined Portraits
- Quick Bits #49 - Territorial Commemorative Coins
- 1947 Philippines Mac Arthur Commemorative Coins


1936 US-Philippines Commonwealth Inauguration Coins

Fifty Centavos - US PI Governor General Frank Murphy and Manuel Quezon
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One Peso - US PI Governor General Frank Murphy and Manuel Quezon
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One Peso - US President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Manuel Quezon
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For other of my posts about commemorative coins and medals, including more on the history of the US-PI Commonweatlh Inauguration coins and other Design Discussion Index posts, see: Commems Collection.



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Commems, my wife was born and raised in the same town as Frank Murphy, Harbor Beach MI. Both her Grandfathers were friends of Frank. We now live here and Murphy's house has been turned into a museum.
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That is really interesting! Thank you for sharing your connection.
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@bpoc1: Thanks for the info and personal connection tidbit! Interesting!

I wasn't aware of the Frank Murphy Museum. Have you been?

I visited the museum's web site and got a glimpse of its contents, but only a glimpse.


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