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 Posted 06/09/2008  10:52 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Tpatna to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Here is another mention in this weeks " Coin World"

I never heard of these until I read the artical

Thomas-Edison

Anyone have one of these?

Moved to US Commemorative forum
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Issued by the U.S. Mint in 2004 for $30.00
Nope...don't have one....I wasn't on the Mint's website then and hadn't begun collecting "new" Commemoratives at that point........now I do....and wish I had that one ! You can't get much more important "historically speaking" than that !!...
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They should have issued one for poor ol' Nikola Tesla(he became a US citizen in 1891) since Edison stole half his ideas
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Yes only one and the light bulb still work. before It in put my safety deposit box it I hope the cool dry air keeps the light working.
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They should have issued one for poor ol' Nikola Tesla(he became a US citizen in 1891) since Edison stole half his ideas
And Tesla was the victor in the "War of Currents" over AC versus DC. Hmmm, an "Electrifying America" series with a "War of Currents" commemorative dollar, now that is an idea!
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I got the coin but not that cool box! Man, I want one like that. But I like these modern commemoratives. This one is a nice coin, in and of itself. And how about the two Ben Franklins!
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