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 Posted 07/02/2015  8:23 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add nickelsearcher to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Concur ... 1937 Roanoke Island Anniversary (350th) Half Dollar ..

The ship appears on the reverse of the coin symmetrical to the portrait image of Ellinor Dare and her baby.

My lovely PCGS G06 example ..

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Sorry I'm late...Roanoke. These guys are smart.
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My lovely PCGS G06 example ..
As always, very nice!
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Hope everyone is having a nice holiday weekend. I'm heading out to my granddaughters birthday party in a few minutes. She's 10 years old. One of nine grandchildren. My three daughters are fertile.

Ok back to the picture at hand: you guys are good, Roanoke it is.




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Wisconsin?
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I'm with HONDO. Upside down ore?
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That's why I put the question mark... If it's Wisconsin ore, it's upside down.
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Concur with 1936 Wisconsin Territorial Centennial Half Dollar ... and the image shown is indeed upside down relative to how we normally view the coin.

My PCGS VF30 example:

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Yup, Wisconsin it is.


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Concur with 1925 Norse Medal ... issued as both 'thick' and 'thin' varieties.

I've often considered this the 51st type coin for the classic silver commemorative set ... designed by the master James Earl Fraser.

The image angle is again a bit tricky ... inverted from how we normally view the coin.

My lovely lowball (thick) example ... PCGS lowball top-pop. Amazing that any pocket piece can be this worn out!

1925 Norse Medal (Thick) PCGS FR02

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I would have had no idea it was Norse. Good job guys.
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I've often considered this the 51st type coin for the classic silver commemorative set ... designed by the master James Earl Fraser.
Which is why I overlooked it when trying to determine from which of the 50 (not 51) this image was taken!
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