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<p>[QUOTE="chip, post: 626995, member: 19122"]I would rather have "dead" presidents represented on our coinage than live ones. But I would rather have idealizations of certain virtues more than portraits of political figures.</p><p><br /></p><p> I live in Illinois, and I think Lincoln was an archetype of american life, but the first coin to be changed should be the penny, I think it should be made of aluminum, it should represent liberty, I think the motto In God We Trust should be included I do not worry as much about the e pluribus unum motto being included, I think that if the penny design can be changed the rest would be easier to change.</p><p><br /></p><p> There are tons of people who study and write about Lincoln, they would try to keep Lincoln on the coinage, I think that if Lincoln was around he would prefer Miss Liberty on the penny rather than his own mug.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have heard that after this year the penny will have a redesign, so it may be a good time to let the treasury secretary know that the time is right to bring back some of the classical elements of american coinage.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="chip, post: 626995, member: 19122"]I would rather have "dead" presidents represented on our coinage than live ones. But I would rather have idealizations of certain virtues more than portraits of political figures. I live in Illinois, and I think Lincoln was an archetype of american life, but the first coin to be changed should be the penny, I think it should be made of aluminum, it should represent liberty, I think the motto In God We Trust should be included I do not worry as much about the e pluribus unum motto being included, I think that if the penny design can be changed the rest would be easier to change. There are tons of people who study and write about Lincoln, they would try to keep Lincoln on the coinage, I think that if Lincoln was around he would prefer Miss Liberty on the penny rather than his own mug. I have heard that after this year the penny will have a redesign, so it may be a good time to let the treasury secretary know that the time is right to bring back some of the classical elements of american coinage.[/QUOTE]
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