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Looking good!  I am fond of that Kentucky Innovation dollar design.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Cool. Thanks coop!
Check out my counterstamped Lincoln Cent collection: http://goccf.com/t/303507 |
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Pillar of the Community
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I love the look of the date as "2022"
Thanks for the images coop!
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Im liking the Tennessee dollar
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Thanks for sharing. I like the quarter obverse a lot. Nice to have a change after almost a hundred years.
Regarding the innovation dollars, the Kentucky and Tennessee dollars are great. I like how the mint has incorporated circular designs on those dollars, ie....the Massachusetts and to a lesser extent, New Hampshire.
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The innovation dollars look nice. The 2022 quarters obverse is going to take some time to get used to though.
I've only been collecting for a couple years (2017). Favorite Coin's are Standing Liberty quarters, Working on my type set: "knowledge is power" -Thomas Jefferson Edited by Jakes Coins
01/18/2022 6:01 pm
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Oh my, what happened to Washington?! He looks mean and his neck seems stretched to the breaking point!
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The new obverse design of Washington is the one originally planned back in 1932 until the Secretary of the Treasury intervened. It portrays Washington about 20 years younger than the Washington on the 1932 - 2021 quarter.
Edited by EDM
01/18/2022 8:46 pm
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With the exception of the Silver Eagles, I'm done with this modern junk after 2021. Going back to finish my Indian cents and Peace dollar series. At least the old stuff still has some class. |
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The Washington quarter portrait was also used in the 1999 gold $5 commemorative, but I would like the motto IGWT design in a better position, it almost was force into place. Edited by macmercury
01/18/2022 11:18 pm
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I love the look of the date as "2022" Try to remember that this year is 2022, not "2020 too!" 
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Pillar of the Community
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Another observation: why does the 2022-S obverse look weakly struck compared to the 2022-P and 2022-D?
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Oh my, what happened to Washington?! He looks mean and his neck seems stretched to the breaking point! No kidding !!! I am not fond of this new design. I like the Sac $ reverse design.
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I am not fond of this new design. Now that Jefferson and Washington have had a makeover, they need to tackle the rest. 
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The sac dollars look like Chuckie Cheese tokens w/o the date on the obverse.
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