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<p>[QUOTE="justndav76, post: 673231, member: 17428"]What do folks here consider to be the prime years of US Coinage... when we were at the top design wise, production wise, and now value wise? Seems to me the peak era of US Coinage is about from 1883-1923. The designs were beautiful, mintages kept at a decent number relative to the population of the times, and some real valueable coins in that 40 year period as well. </p><p> </p><p>I know this may spark some real heated discussion and opinions, Im certainly interested in hearing what others think.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="justndav76, post: 673231, member: 17428"]What do folks here consider to be the prime years of US Coinage... when we were at the top design wise, production wise, and now value wise? Seems to me the peak era of US Coinage is about from 1883-1923. The designs were beautiful, mintages kept at a decent number relative to the population of the times, and some real valueable coins in that 40 year period as well. I know this may spark some real heated discussion and opinions, Im certainly interested in hearing what others think.[/QUOTE]
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