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Poll Question
What is your favorite U.S. coin? If it's not listed, let me know, and I will include it.
Edited by tumbleweedtrumpet
09/29/2009 6:32 pm
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If you put in the Indian head gold, I would vote for that. If you do not mean to include gold, just say so so I can vote for my #2 coin.
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Yeah, and snubbed ALL of the large cents.
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Well, I figured no large cents because all other coins are 20th C.
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You are absolutley correct. I saw the title and secription, but didn't look at the catigory.
Given the parameters of staying 20th century then......
Probably the love/hate with any of the Walkers.
In high grade they are almost magical, but in lower grades they are pitiful
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see the SLQ didnt make the list
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Eisenhower Dollars?   |
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put it under silver dollars
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Don't see Franklin. You were in the money when I was younger if you got a good old Benjamin from Granny.
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Personally, I prefer the 2 cents. But if we're talking moderns (as defined by the subtitle of this subforum) then I'd have to pic the Sacagawea dollar. Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis
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Ok well , I voted for the Lincoln Cent . I have spent almost 40 years as a collector of the Lincoln Cent , and as of yet I have not put together what could be considered the ultimate lincoln collection. The wheaties were not so tough , but the memorials now thats a tough coin to collect with any reasonable chance at a completely high grade set . |
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Walking Liberty is the most beautiful obverse, IMO. I prefer a St. Gaudens Double Eagle Reverse.
Joe
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Posted 09/28/2009 4:09 pm
