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A second-to-last eagle coin from the classic US commemorative coin series - the 1915-S Pan-Pac Half Dollar features a bald eagle with outstretched wings on the reverse.

1915-S Panama-Pacific International Exposition Half Dollar
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Have a look at additional info about the coin here: 1915 Panama-Pacific Half Dollar and here: Revisiting the 1915-S Pan-Pac.

More posts about US commemorative coins can be found here: Read More: Commems Collection



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Nice commem. Poor eagle never grew into his legs
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One last coin from the classic series of US commemorative coins that features an eagle - the 1934-1938 Texas Independence Centennial series.

The coins of the series were issued in conjunction with Texas celebrating the 100th anniversary of its declaration of independence from Mexico in 1836 - not the 100th anniversary of its statehood!

The coins prominently feature an eagle on their obverse, just in front of a large five-pointed star.

1934 Texas Independence Centennial Half Dollar

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For more about this coin, see: 1935 Texas Centennial Half Dollar.

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That's a really neat coin. I like everything about it.
Check out my counterstamped Lincoln Cent collection:
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A quick addendum to the "last coin" comment I made in the previous post - it referred to the last eagle coin I was planning on posting. There is another classic US commemorative coin that depicts an eagle - a very small eagle, but an eagle nonetheless. I'm referring to the 1935 Albany Charter 250th Anniversary coin which includes a small eagle on its reverse at the 12 o'clock position.

You can see it and learn more about the coin here: 1936 Albany Charter 250th Half Dollar

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Very nice!
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OK, I lied! I didn't mean to, but I did! The Texas half dollar is not the last eagle coin from the classic US commemorative series that I am going to post. I've got one more that I can't believe I forgot about! The 1935 Connecticut Tercentenary Half Dollar.

The coin was issued to mark the 300th anniversary of the founding of the colony of Connecticut. On its reverse is a left-facing eagle that appears to have a bit of "an attitude." It's a somewhat modernistic depiction, but not nearly as much so as the one seen on the Bridgeport commemorative half dollar.

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Very nice - another "Retro" looking eagle.
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Two for one. Bird on one side and rabbit on the other.
1983 Zimbabwe 5 Cent:

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1994 Sri Lanka 5 rupees. Not sure of the animal. Fantasy hybrid?

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Another two for one. Cat and elephant. I need work on these highly reflective coins.
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5 Francs 1961 Mali

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