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<p>[QUOTE="kanga, post: 487655, member: 9270"]I was putting the last of the state quarters (Alaska and Hawai'i) into my album and not surprisingly had the urge to pick out the best and worst.</p><p> </p><p>I decided to pick my top 5 and bottom 5.</p><p>I waited until now so that I could compare all the <u>coins</u>; drawings are nice, but the real thing is what it's all about.</p><p>Criteria:</p><p>- Design appeal</p><p>- Historical significance</p><p> </p><p>Here's what I came up with and why:</p><p> </p><p><u><b>TOP 5</b></u></p><p><u>Connecticut</u> - simple and appealing design; great historical symbol</p><p><u>Texas</u> - simple and elegant design; another great historical symbol</p><p><u>Virginia</u> - design straight to the point; great historical event</p><p><u>Nebraska</u> - again the design simple and to the point; historically important feature</p><p><u>Oregon</u> - appealing design; not historically important but representative of the whole coastal geology</p><p> </p><p><u><b>BOTTOM 5</b></u></p><p><u>Maryland</u> - the state capital dome?; most states have one (unfortunately this is my home state)</p><p><u>Indiana</u> - an Indy car?; is that all they want to be known for?</p><p><u>Tennessee</u> - music is certainly important but is that all there is to the state</p><p><u>Michigan</u> - state outline, and that's it?; nothing else to celebrate there?</p><p><u>Nevada</u> - horses?; there's a number of things I associate with this state but horses isn't one of them</p><p> </p><p>Other opinions more than welcome.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="kanga, post: 487655, member: 9270"]I was putting the last of the state quarters (Alaska and Hawai'i) into my album and not surprisingly had the urge to pick out the best and worst. I decided to pick my top 5 and bottom 5. I waited until now so that I could compare all the [U]coins[/U]; drawings are nice, but the real thing is what it's all about. Criteria: - Design appeal - Historical significance Here's what I came up with and why: [U][B]TOP 5[/B][/U] [U]Connecticut[/U] - simple and appealing design; great historical symbol [U]Texas[/U] - simple and elegant design; another great historical symbol [U]Virginia[/U] - design straight to the point; great historical event [U]Nebraska[/U] - again the design simple and to the point; historically important feature [U]Oregon[/U] - appealing design; not historically important but representative of the whole coastal geology [U][B]BOTTOM 5[/B][/U] [U]Maryland[/U] - the state capital dome?; most states have one (unfortunately this is my home state) [U]Indiana[/U] - an Indy car?; is that all they want to be known for? [U]Tennessee[/U] - music is certainly important but is that all there is to the state [U]Michigan[/U] - state outline, and that's it?; nothing else to celebrate there? [U]Nevada[/U] - horses?; there's a number of things I associate with this state but horses isn't one of them Other opinions more than welcome.[/QUOTE]
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