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Quote: ...thought I'd post a trio of Mexico City 1/2 real cobs, which, from Philip II - on, showed a stylized monogram of the king's name ... Very nice! 
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thanks, jbuck & marve ...btwe...hope 2 see you guys in my contest...starts Monday ...
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Quote: hope 2 see you guys in my contest...starts Monday . Thanks for the "heads up" - I'll be looking for it!
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very nice set of coins mrwhiskers.
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Nice GLB - hard to believe those were minted 125 years ago......Time flies! 
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Yup, 1900 was the beginning of the greatest century so far.
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very nice Gary 
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Quote: 1900 Barber half dollars Fantastic! 
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CCF Master Historian of USA Commemoratives
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Collecting history one coin or medal at a time! (c) commems. All rights reserved.
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Quote: Here's a trio of classic-era US commemorative half dollars that were authorized via a Resolution of Congress vs. the more typical Bill: 1925 Battle of Lexington-Concord Sesquicentennial, 1926 American Indepedence Sesquicentennial and 1936 Landing of the Swedes in Delaware. Excellent! 
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