I am trying to compile a list of all the U.S. coins with ships on the reverse. So far, the only ones I can come up with are Commemorative coins and the state quarters for Virginia and Rhode Island. Does anyone know if I am missing any? Thanks! 1892-93 Columbian Exposition 1920-21 Pilgrim Tercentenary Half Dollar 1924 Huguenot-Walloon Half Dollar (United States Mint Image) 1935 Hudson Sesquicentennial Half Dollar (United States Mint Image) 1936 Delaware Tercentenary Half Dollar (United States Mint Image) 1936 Long Island Tercentenary Half Dollar (United States Mint Image) 1936 Norfolk Bicentennial Half Dollar 2000 Virginia State Quarter 2001 Rhode Island State Quarter (All images not taken from the U.S. Mint are from Wikipedia, the public domain. U.S. Mint images are used in accordance to their consumer and business guidelines found here.)
NJ quarter (Ok, so it's a boat, where do you draw the line?) Oakland Golden gate commem half (don't know the proper name) I know there are still some more. Can't remember the name of it but one has a pilgrim in a boat, holding a bible and his other hand upraised and there is an indian on the shore.
Bay Bridge Commem Rhode Island Commem Norfolk Commem and if you are counting colonial coins, there are several more including the 1793 ship halfpenny.
Rhode Island Ship Medal Here's another (and a favorite of mine): http://forums.collectors.com/messag...hlight_key=y&keyword1=rhode island ship medal
Found some more Roanoke N Carolina half dollar has two ships on it. Statue of Liberty half dollar Korea War Memorial dollar Christopher Columbus Quincentenary half dollar and dollar World War II half dollar and dollar haven't seen a picture but probablt the 1996 Olympic rowing dollar. 2000 Lief Ericson Millennium dollar Missuri state quarter Maine state quarter Minnesota state quarter
Here is another one we missed because the ship is really small and on the obverse, but I don't how we could leave this beautiful design out.
