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Pillar of the Community
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Booker t. Washington halves can be gotten for under $20 for uncirculated coins. It's the last of the classic commentatives to go with your first classic, he first silver modern and the first clad.
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Pillar of the Community
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Bertensgrad I am intrigued with your suggestion. I was unaware that the statue of liberty was the first modern clad. Booker Washington it is then to go along with my theme! Thank u all for your suggestions!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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- Columbus 1893 (100 years before I was born, rather than 92)
- Washington Commem (I bought mine for very cheap)
- Vermont Commem (Home state)
- Connecticut Commem (State I'm in while at college)
This is pretty much how I see it. I have the first two, the last two definitely will cost a bit more and aren't my most desired at the moment, but I definitely love both designs. Some day! |
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Valued Member
United States
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1995-S Civil War clad half in Unc. not proof. Pretty low mintage for modern commem.
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Pillar of the Community
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Do you want a classic or modern coin? And how much do you want to spend?
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Pillar of the Community
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You welcome that's how I plan mine. I got my classic ones just deciding if the Washington and the Statue of Liberty is my final choice.
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Pillar of the Community
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Just a thought the last 90% silver commemorative half is the 1993 bill of rights.
Other than that the Oregon trail halves are just plain gorgeous.
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Moderator
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I recently bought the 1923 Monroe Doctrine to join my 1893 Columbian and two 1982 Washington (one proof, one uncirculated). |
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Pillar of the Community
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Well I wanted two classic and two moderns. And I am not looking to spend too much (more than 100) for a good example of one (vf-au works). I think I will go with the Washington/Carver half dollar as it was the last classic coin. So that way I have the first/last classic and first silver/clad moderns. Thanks for all your opinions everybody!
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Pillar of the Community
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Yeah.the only super affordable classic ones are the booker and columbian halves
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Pillar of the Community
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I guess it depends on how you define "super" affordable, but the 1923 Monroe Doctrine, the 1920 Pilgrim and the 1925 Stone mountain are all available for pretty cheap (i.e. <$50 in nice condition). |
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I think I will go with the Washington/Carver half dollar as it was the last classic coin. A well reasoned choice and completely acceptable if it makes you happy with the selection. Looking forward to some photos someday of your coins. David Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art |
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A well reasoned choice and completely acceptable if it makes you happy with the selection. Agreed!  |
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United States
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Yes, I have even found circulated Booker T's (and probably a well-circ Oregon Trail or two) in assortments of 90% silver I have bought from time to time. Best Regards,  George |
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I would definitely want to add some pics but the last time I tried, all the pictures were super small. Once I figure out how to make bigger ones I will add them. :P
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