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I visited the Gallery of Numismatic at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History recently. Here are some photos of their classic US coins. Please excuse the quality of the images, it was a busy day and was not able to spend too much time getting the perfect shot.  |
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First of Three 1804 Dollars  |
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Second of Three 1804 Dollars  |
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Third of Three 1804 Dollars  |
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1933 Double Eagle  |
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1907 Ten Dollars Gold Coin Two different examples posted in same display.  |
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1907 Twenty Dollars Gold Coin Two different examples posted in same display.  |
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Just great stuff, thanks!
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Is their 1913 Liberty nickel on display? Would love to go back there someday and go straight to the coins. |
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Nice job on the photos. I sure would like to see the reverse on the 1804 dollars and the 1933 $20. The Peace dollar is a 1923. |
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Excellent, Jbuck - thank you for sharing these with us! I would have been drooling.
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Quote: Is their 1913 Liberty nickel on display? Would love to go back there someday and go straight to the coins. Yes, but here is the only photo I took, original resolution (only cropped) along with the 1974 aluminium cent. I intended to get the closeup shots of each on my second pass, but forgot.   |
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Nice job on the photos. Thank you!  Quote:
I sure would like to see the reverse on the 1804 dollars and the 1933 $20. So would I.  Quote:The Peace dollar is a 1923. Oops! Thank you. I corrected it. I always think 1922 because I have two of those (my grandfather was born in 1922).  |
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Excellent, Jbuck - thank you for sharing these with us! I would have been drooling. Thank you both. |
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Nice to see that '33 gold Jbuck, Thank you.
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Posted 12/01/2023 12:05 pm
