Bring Lady Liberty Back!

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by ajbuckle, Nov 15, 2007.

  1. GDJMSP

    GDJMSP Numismatist Moderator

    He said it because Morgan dollars rarely circulated. There has never been a dollar coin, since day one of this nation, that has circulated like the other coins.
     
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  3. DJCoinz

    DJCoinz Majored in Morganology

    That is a gorgeous design Daniel. :thumb:
     
  4. ambro

    ambro www.lincolncentennial.com

    "Morgan dollars rarely circulated"

    Thats certainly a fact.

    The "real' rarities, the 1893 S, and the 1889 CC or course done more than their fair share of circulation, and that caused their rarity in higher grades.


    BTW, I have embarked today on the mission of creating a well and truly circulated 2002 american eagle dollar. Im going to carry this ounce of silver around in my pocket forever, starting today. I wonder what year it will finally pass into VF 25!
     
  5. GDJMSP

    GDJMSP Numismatist Moderator

    2012
     
  6. dcarr

    dcarr Mint-Master

    I've revised the facial details and I think this is the last revision before I start cutting dies :)
    (Here is a copper one):
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  7. dcarr

    dcarr Mint-Master

    I'd design more state quarters if there was any avenue whatsoever to submit them. But the Mint absolutely will not accept any artwork from outside their current pool of artists.

    Regarding the Amero -

    One reason I made these coins was to raise awareness of the issue. If a "Union of North America" (UNA) ever does come to pass, it will mostly just be a formaility. We already have NAFTA, Mexican trucking in the US, etc. In some ways, I think UNA is a plan, not so much to take away from the US, but rather to gain control over Canada and Mexico.

    The real danger is the on-going dilution and violation of the US Constitution by the Government.
     
  8. kidkayt

    kidkayt Senior Member

    The more the merrier. It think eventually there will be a universal currency (de facto, perhaps the US $) as a hedge against
    deliberate devaluation as was the case with Japan, and now with China.
     
  9. keh

    keh Member

    I agree. Wasn't it W who said of the constitution, "Its just a piece of paper."
     
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