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<p>[QUOTE="1865King, post: 4914582, member: 103207"]Bradley, I'm not sure we'll ever know which ship it was based on. But, it's a great way to learn history. My son said he couldn't find any records to indicate which ship it was but went with the Nevada because it made the most sense. I going to see him next week and I think I'll ask him to take the note to his office to see if anyone can find more information on the ship depicted. If anyone can find out it would be the department he works in. (New Ship Design & Repair of the existing fleet) They have records on every ship built by the US Navy including the USS Constitution docked in Boston harbor. History note: The last actual war time mission of the USS Constitution was to sail to the Naval Academy during the civil war and bring the midshipmen to Newport RI. They used Newport as the location of the academy during the civil war. This location is still being used today as the Naval Academy Prep School and Naval War college. I'll let you know what he finds. By the way I always loved that note. It's to bad they don't use it today. However, you can buy a copy of it on the US Mint Webb site.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="1865King, post: 4914582, member: 103207"]Bradley, I'm not sure we'll ever know which ship it was based on. But, it's a great way to learn history. My son said he couldn't find any records to indicate which ship it was but went with the Nevada because it made the most sense. I going to see him next week and I think I'll ask him to take the note to his office to see if anyone can find more information on the ship depicted. If anyone can find out it would be the department he works in. (New Ship Design & Repair of the existing fleet) They have records on every ship built by the US Navy including the USS Constitution docked in Boston harbor. History note: The last actual war time mission of the USS Constitution was to sail to the Naval Academy during the civil war and bring the midshipmen to Newport RI. They used Newport as the location of the academy during the civil war. This location is still being used today as the Naval Academy Prep School and Naval War college. I'll let you know what he finds. By the way I always loved that note. It's to bad they don't use it today. However, you can buy a copy of it on the US Mint Webb site.[/QUOTE]
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