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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 2798691, member: 19250&quot;]I have to go with the seated&nbsp; series ,as well as the buffalo nickel. Both are iconic&nbsp; American culture . Not to knock commemoratives&nbsp; but they really&nbsp; aren&#039;t&nbsp; in the same class as most series&nbsp; are.</p><p>They were minted to mark a event in history.</p><p>They weren&#039;t&nbsp; really intended&nbsp; to be used as money even though&nbsp; they had a cash value.</p><p>Yes a lot&nbsp; of them are iconic&nbsp; American&nbsp; but again not main stream currency . </p><p>However&nbsp; I&nbsp; would&nbsp; venture&nbsp; to&nbsp; say&nbsp; that any coin or note for that matter, that was issued&nbsp; before the modern&nbsp; age of the mid fifties&nbsp; most retailers&nbsp; would question&nbsp; as to being real or have a cash value.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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