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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 24462440, member: 100459&quot;]I&#039;m a great grandson of a man that settled in the United States in late 1700&#039;s.&nbsp; He started in the Virginia&#039;s and settled in Tennessee where my mother was born in Strawberry Plains in 1925.&nbsp; They moved to Hagerstown, Indiana when she was 10. </p><p>My grandfather was a Deputy Sheriff in Strawberry Plains and Hagerstown where he also farmed.</p><p>We&#039;ve had coins about several subjects over the years.&nbsp; How about quarters about those heroes that worked to make this country what it is? I don&#039;t have any ideas, but I&#039;m sure that there are people at the Mint that can come up with some ideas.</p><p>When they made the 2022 Gold Coin with the Horse, I thought they had a great idea.&nbsp; I got the Silver Coins as well.&nbsp; </p><p>How about 12 coins about our American Heritage with each month about the work our ancestors did to create this great nation we are blessed to live in with all its Worts.</p><p>The coins/medals that they did this year to memorialize the great work the Women and Men have done and are still doing while we go to our workplace and let them worry about how to protect us.&nbsp; Serving in the Army during Vietnam with my father who served in the South Pacific during World War II, Korean during the Korean War, and Vietnam.&nbsp; My brother served in the Navy on a ship protecting the harbor of Vietnam to protect the men and women serving and living there.</p><p>There are so many topics that are available to the Mint, yet, the ones they put out now, aren&#039;t up to the Standing Liberty Quarter or the Walking Liberty Half Dollar, and so many others that we love and collect.</p><p>One letter won&#039;t get them moving.</p><p>I love this nation and the hobby that work so hard to make something that represents so much that shows us some things that our country has done.</p><p>There is more to do.&nbsp; How can we move the Mint to get other topics under consideration.</p><p>Sorry.&nbsp; I get a little moved sometimes.&nbsp; Thanks to all of you that served and the many others that protected our homes while our loved ones are away.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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