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<p>[QUOTE="Troodon, post: 217765, member: 4626"]To each their own I guess... I don't feel the need to get every modern commemorative that comes out, I only get the ones that either commemorate a person or event I find interesting and/or has a design I find interesting. That's why I passed on the Jamestown commemorative; I just think that had an outright ugly obverse. (The silver anyway; the gold one actually looks pretty nice, but it was out of my budget.) This one, while not perfect, is at least interesting, I don't mind coins that are a little abstract. Trying to depict nine people in any kind of detail I think would have made it look too cluttered (see the Korean War dollar for an example of what happens when you try to put too much on a coin, lol...); I think this was a reasonable compromise. And the reverse is really nice.</p><p><br /></p><p>As for heads... we've had commemoratives without a person on the front before. The ones for the old San Francisco Mint was the most recent one (both the silver and gold).</p><p><br /></p><p>In the end of course, only the opinion of the potential buyer matters... buy what you like, pass on what you don't.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Troodon, post: 217765, member: 4626"]To each their own I guess... I don't feel the need to get every modern commemorative that comes out, I only get the ones that either commemorate a person or event I find interesting and/or has a design I find interesting. That's why I passed on the Jamestown commemorative; I just think that had an outright ugly obverse. (The silver anyway; the gold one actually looks pretty nice, but it was out of my budget.) This one, while not perfect, is at least interesting, I don't mind coins that are a little abstract. Trying to depict nine people in any kind of detail I think would have made it look too cluttered (see the Korean War dollar for an example of what happens when you try to put too much on a coin, lol...); I think this was a reasonable compromise. And the reverse is really nice. As for heads... we've had commemoratives without a person on the front before. The ones for the old San Francisco Mint was the most recent one (both the silver and gold). In the end of course, only the opinion of the potential buyer matters... buy what you like, pass on what you don't.[/QUOTE]
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