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<p>[QUOTE="Oldhoopster, post: 3254262, member: 84179"][USER=94776]@CoinBlazer[/USER] Nothing wrong with doing coins as long as you know it's a snoozer for almost everyone else. If you can do something with an interesting historical story, then it will be more interesting to the great unwashed masses who do not know that numismatics is the greatest hobby the world has ever known.</p><p><br /></p><p>Brasher dubloon, 1913 Liberty nickel. Civil war tokens due the coin shortage during the civil war. Another good one could be the introduction of the 2 cent piece in 1864 with the motto In God We trust. There is a cool story behind the why it was added, the timing during the civil war, plus most people don't know the US made 2 cent pieces (you may want to gage if there are any ramifications of this topic in your school. This isn't a political comment, just an objective statement to and be safe not sorry).</p><p><br /></p><p>The 1943 steel cents may also be cool, you can work in the 43 copper cents as well.</p><p><br /></p><p>Just something to think about[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Oldhoopster, post: 3254262, member: 84179"][USER=94776]@CoinBlazer[/USER] Nothing wrong with doing coins as long as you know it's a snoozer for almost everyone else. If you can do something with an interesting historical story, then it will be more interesting to the great unwashed masses who do not know that numismatics is the greatest hobby the world has ever known. Brasher dubloon, 1913 Liberty nickel. Civil war tokens due the coin shortage during the civil war. Another good one could be the introduction of the 2 cent piece in 1864 with the motto In God We trust. There is a cool story behind the why it was added, the timing during the civil war, plus most people don't know the US made 2 cent pieces (you may want to gage if there are any ramifications of this topic in your school. This isn't a political comment, just an objective statement to and be safe not sorry). The 1943 steel cents may also be cool, you can work in the 43 copper cents as well. Just something to think about[/QUOTE]
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