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| 1982 S WASHINGTON |
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50C 1982 S GEORGE WASHINGTON
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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1982 S PF69UC Washington
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| 1983 S OLYMPICS |
United States
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S$1 1983 S OLYMPICS
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NGC MS 69
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1983 S Olympics MS69
Mintage: 174,014
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| 1983 D OLYMPICS |
United States
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S$1 1983 D OLYMPICS
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NGC MS 69
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1983 D Olympics MS69
Mintage: 174,014
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| 1983 P OLYMPICS |
United States
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S$1 1983 P OLYMPICS
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NGC MS 69
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1983 P Olympics MS69
Mintage: 294,543
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| 1984 S OLYMPICS |
United States
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S$1 1984 S OLYMPICS
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NGC MS 69
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1984 S Olympics MS69
Mintage: 116,675
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| 1984 D OLYMPICS |
United States
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S$1 1984 D OLYMPICS
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NGC MS 69
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1984 D Olympics MS69
Mintage: 116,675
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| 1986 S LIBERTY |
United States
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50C 1986 S STATUE OF LIBERTY
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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1986 S PF69UC
Liberty
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| 1987 S CONSTITUTION |
United States
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S$1 1987 S Constitution Bicentennial
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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1987 S Constitution PF69UC
Mintage: 2,747,116
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| 1987 P CONSTITUTION |
United States
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S$1 1987 P CONSTITUTION BICENTENNIAL
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NGC MS 69
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1987 P Constitution MS69
Mintage: 451,629
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| 1987 S CONSTITUTION |
United States
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S$1 1987 S CONSTITUTION BICENTENNIAL
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NGC PF 69
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1987 S NGC PF69 Constitution
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| 1988 S OLYMPICS |
United States
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S$1 1988 S OLYMPICS
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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1988 S Olympics PF69 UC
Mintage: 1,359,366
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| 1988 D OLYMPICS |
United States
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S$1 1988 D OLYMPICS
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NGC MS 69
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1988 D Olympics MS69
Mintage: 191,368
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| 1989 S CONGRESS |
United States
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50C 1989 S CONGRESS BICENTENNIAL
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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1989 S PF69UC
Congress
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| 1991 S
MOUNT RUSHMORE |
United States
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50C 1991 S MOUNT RUSHMORE
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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1991 S PF69UC
Mount Rushmore
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| 1991 D USO |
United States
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S$1 1991 D USO ANNIVERSARY
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PCGS MS 69
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1991 D MS69 USO 50th Anniversary
Mintage 124,958
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| 1991-1995 W
World War II |
United States
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S$1 1991-1995 W World War II Anniversary
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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1991-1995 W PF69 UC
WWII
Mintage: 342,041
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| 1991-1995 P
World War II |
United States
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50C 1991-1995 P World War II Anniversary
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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1991-1995 P PF69UC
World War II
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| 1992 S COLUMBUS |
United States
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50C 1992 S Columbus Quincentenary
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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1992 S PF69UC
Columbus
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| 1992 D OLYMPICS |
United States
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S$1 1992 D OLYMPICS
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NGC MS 69
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1992 D OLYMPICS
Nolan Ryan
Mintage: 187,552
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| 1993 S
JAMES MADISON |
United States
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50C 1993 S JAMES MADISON
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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1993 S PF69UC
James Madison
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| 1993 D
JAMES MADISON |
United States
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S$1 1993 D JAMES MADISON
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PCGS MS 69
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1993 D MS69
James Madison
Mintage 98,383
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| 1994 W VIETNAM |
United States
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S$1 1994 W VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL
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NGC MS 69
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1994 W MS69
Vietnam Veterans
Mintage: 57,290
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| 1994 W POW MUSEUM |
United States
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S$1 1994 W PRISONER OF WAR MUSEUM
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NGC MS 69
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1994 W MS69
POW Museum
Mintage: 54,893
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| 1994 W
WOMEN VETERANS |
United States
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S$1 1994 W WOMEN VETERANS MEMORIAL
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NGC MS 69
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1994 W MS69
Women Veterans
Mintage: 89,860
Part of My Heritage Set
Dedicated to "Momma Doc" as we called her, with love and respect, she was my Grandfathers partner for the last decade of his life. She was a Veteran of Patton's Army and served in Italy as one of his head nurses and she was one hell of a Lady
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| 1994 S WORLD CUP |
United States
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S$1 1994 S WORLD CUP
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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1994 S PF69 UC
World Cup
Mintage: 577,090
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| 1994 D WORLD CUP |
United States
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S$1 1994 D WORLD CUP
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NGC MS 69 PL
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1994D MS69PL
World Cup
Mintage: 81,524
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| 1995 P CIVIL WAR |
United States
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S$1 1995 P CIVIL WAR BATTLEFIELDS
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NGC MS 69
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1995 P Civil War
Mintage: 45,866
Part of My Heritage Set
Dedicated to my ancestors who served during the Civil War with the Union and the Confederacy as the obverse of the coin shows one soldier giving comfort to another soldier of the other side.
My research has found links to US Grant and Jefferson Davis along with many others that I continue to identify from officers and enlisted men on both sides. They came from the states of Virginia, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Maryland, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Illinois, Texas, Massachusetts, Florida and New York.
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| 1995 P OLYMPICS CYCLING |
United States
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S$1 1995 P OLYMPICS - CYCLING
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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1995 P PF69UC
Olympics Cycling
Mintage: 118,795
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| 1995 S CIVIL WAR |
United States
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S$1 1995 S CIVIL WAR BATTLEFIELDS
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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1995 S PF69UC Civil War
Mintage: 437,114
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| 1999 P YELLOWSTONE |
United States
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S$1 1999 P YELLOWSTONE
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PCGS MS 69
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1999 P MS69
Yellowstone
Mintage: 82,563
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| 1999 P
DOLLEY MADISON |
United States
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S$1 1999 P DOLLEY MADISON
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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1999 P PF69UC Dolley Madison
Mintage: 224,603
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| 1999 P YELLOWSTONE |
United States
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S$1 1999 P YELLOWSTONE
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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1999 P PF69UC
Yellowstone
Mintage: 187,595
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| 2000 P LEIF ERICSON |
United States
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S$1 2000 P LEIF ERICSON MILLENNIUM
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PCGS PF 68 ULTRA CAMEO
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2000 P PF68
Leif Ericson
Mintage: 144,748
Part of My Heritage Set
Dedicated to my Scandinavian heritage.
My genetic ethnicity ties me to Scandinavia which includes the present day nations of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. The Vikings were feared by the coastal towns of medieval Europe as seaborne raiders and violent pillagers. They were also well-travelled merchants and ambitious explorers that raided the Mediterranean coast of Africa. They settled areas as far south as the Black Sea and traded with the Byzantine Empire. It was a Norse sailor named Leif Ericson who is credited with being the first European to travel to North America 500 years before Columbus.
The rise of the Viking culture spread Scandinavian ancestry throughout Europe. Their earliest coastal voyages took them to Scotland, northeastern England and established the settlement of Dublin, Ireland. As their power grew the Vikings spread farther along the Volga River to the coast of France and Spain. But perhaps their most famous accomplishments were the oceanic voyages across the Atlantic establishing villages in Iceland and Greenland and exploring the northern coast of Canada. Few of the early Scandinavian settlers are thought to have survived in the Americas however Iceland remains a society rooted in Scandinavian language and culture.
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| 2001 P CAPITOL |
United States
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50C 2001 P CAPITOL VISITOR CENTER
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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2001 S PF69UC
Capitol
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| 2011 P U.S. ARMY |
United States
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S$1 2011 P UNITED STATES ARMY EARLY RELEASES
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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2011 P PF69UC
US Army
Early Releases
Part of My Heritage Set
Dedicated to all the members of the family that served in the US Army, for my service in the 70's, for my father who served in Europe during the 1950's and for my uncles who served in Korea and Vietnam, for all those ancestors that served in States Malitia from Virginia, Massachusettes during the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812 and the Civil War, all of which have my utmost love, respect and admiration.
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| 2001 D BUFFALO |
United States
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S$1 2001 D BUFFALO
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NGC MS 69
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2001 D MS69
Buffalo
Mintage: 227,131
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| 2001 P BUFFALO |
United States
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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2001 P PF69UC
Buffalo
Mintage: 272,869
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| 2004 P
LEWIS & CLARK |
United States
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S$1 2004 P LEWIS & CLARK EXPEDITION
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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2004 P PF69UC
Lewis and Clark
Mintage: 351,989
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| 2005 P
JOHN MARSHALL |
United States
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S$1 2005 P JOHN MARSHALL
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NGC PF 70 ULTRA CAMEO
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2005 P PF70UC
John Marshall
Mintage: 196,753
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| 2005 P MARINES |
United States
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S$1 2005 P MARINE CORPS ANNIVERSARY
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NGC MS 69
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2005 P MS69
Marines
Mintage: 49,671
Part of My Heritage Set
This coin is dedicated to all the Marines in my family of which there are too many to list here. But for my Step Father who served 2 tours in Vietnam, my Uncle who served in Korea, my cousins who served in Iraq and are serving in Afghanistan and to all those who served this country.
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| 2005 P MARINES |
United States
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S$1 2005 P Marine Corps Anniversary
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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2005 P PF69UC
Marines
Mintage: 548,810
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| 2006 P
BEN FRANKLIN FOUNDING FATHER |
United States
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S$1 2006 P BENJAMIN FRANKLIN FOUNDING FATHER
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NGC PF 70 ULTRA CAMEO
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2006 P PF70UC
Ben Franklin
Founding Father
Mintage: 142,000
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| 2006 P BEN FRANKLIN THE SCIENTIST |
United States
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S$1 2006 P BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SCIENTIST
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2006 P PF69 UC
Ben Franklin The Scientist
Mintage: 142,000
Part of My Heritage Set
I dedicate this coin and particularly for the reverse of the coin to our ancestors the Craig family of Westmorland County, Pennsylvania, circa 1730-1775.For ancestor Lt. Samuel Craig who carried the first revolutionary war flag west of the Allegany’s known as the Proctor Flag of Westmorland County, Pennsylvania. The device of the flag and the coin is a snake, in coin cut into pieces and in the flag, coiled ready to strike. The symbolism of the snake in reovlutionary America embodied the resolve and willingness of the colonist to fight for their american identity.
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| 2007 P JAMESTOWN |
United States
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S$1 2007 P JAMESTOWN ANNIVERSARY
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NGC MS 70
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2007 P MS70
Jamestown
Mintage: 79,801
Part of My Heritage Set this coin celebrates the 400th Anniversary of the founding of Jamestown and is dedicated to my ancestor Stephen Hopkins survivor of Jamestown and also a traveler onboard the Mayflower and signer of the Mayflower Compact. He died in Plymouth Colony around 1644 and there is some evidence that Hopkins who arrived on the Mayflower was the same man of that name who had arrived in Virginia in 1609 aboard the new flagship of the Virginia Company the Sea Venture. The ship was on its way to the Jamestown Colony in Virginia with much needed supplies when it was deliberately driven onto the reefs of Bermuda to prevent its floundering during a severe storm. All 150 of the passengers and crew and a dog survived the shipwreck and lived off the wildlife they found on the island and supplies salvaged from their wrecked ship.
While stranded on Bermuda Hopkins along with several others attempted to start a mutiny against the governor they being displeased with his policies. Hopkins was sentenced to death after his plan was discovered but was eventually set free after protesting the ruin of his wife and children. It was said so penitent he was and complained so much alleging the ruin of his wife and children in his trespass that it wrought in the hearts of all the better sorts of the company and the sentence was commuted. The ships longboat was fitted with a mast and a few men were sent to Jamestown for help but were never seen or heard of again. Hopkins and the remaining survivors spent nine months on Bermuda building two smaller ships the Deliverance and Patience constructed from Bermuda cedar and materials salvaged from the Sea Venture. He and the other castaways eventually made their way to Jamestown where Hopkins appears to have stayed for some years before returning to England.
The story of the Sea Venture shipwreck and Hopkins mutiny is said to be the inspiration for The Tempest by William Shakespeare. The play relates the story of a shipwrecked group stranded on an enchanted island. Shakespeare added the character of a drunken bottler with delusions of grandeur who he named Stephano. Hopkins learned of this play upon his return to England and stated quote to have provided some of the fabric for Shakespeares vision of The Tempest and to appear in the play even in the absurd disguise as Stephano is in itself is a kind of immortality unquote. He served as an aide to Captain Miles Standish and later served as assistant to the Governor of the Plymouth Colony. The Wampanoag Treaty of 1621 made with the Indians was done in Hopkins home at Plymouth. He helped draw up the colonies Bill of Rights which is viewed as one of chief accomplishments of the Plymouth Colony in 1636. There were only two other men who had been to the New World so his knowledge and experience was important and he was respected for his previous experience with Indians and was elected ambassador for native relations. He set up a trading post with the Indians for furs. During that time he ran a store where he also sold alcohol which was frowned upon by the Pilgrims. He also built and owned the first wharf in Plymouth Colony and in 1638 built a house at Yarmouth on Cape Cod before returning to Plymouth Colony a year later leaving the home to his son Giles.
This dedication was complied with information taken for Wikipedia and various Stephen Hopkins descendant websites and my own families genealogy research.
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| 2009 P LINCOLN BICENTENNIAL |
United States
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S$1 2009 P ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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2009 P PF69UC Lincoln Bicentennial
Mintage: 325,000
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| 2010 P BOY SCOUTS |
United States
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S$1 2010 P BOY SCOUTS CENTENNIAL
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2010 P MS70
Boy Scouts
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| 2010 W
DISABLED VETERANS |
United States
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S$1 2010 W DISABLED VETERANS
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NGC PF 70 ULTRA CAMEO
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2010 P PF70UC Disabled Veterans
Part of My Heritage Set
Dedicated to my Mother who served the interest of Disabled Veterans for all her working life with the Vetran's Administration all over this country. I know this because she dragged us everywhere she went. I have been to or lived in every Marine Corp Air Station and VA Medical Center between Hawaii and South Carolina or it seems as if I have.
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| 2011 D U.S. ARMY |
United States
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50C 2011 D UNITED STATES ARMY EARLY RELEASES
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NGC MS 69
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2011 D US Army MS69 Early Releases
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| 2012 P STAR SPANGLED BANNER |
United States
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S$1 2012 P STAR SPANGLED BANNER EARLY RELEASES
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NGC PF 70 ULTRA CAMEO
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2012 P PF70UC
Star Spangled Banner
Early Releases
Part of My Heritage Set
Dedicated to ancestors who are entered in US Revolutionary War Rolls or are US Son's of the American Revolution Members.
US Revolutionay War Rolls:
Nickerson, Shields, Carter, Robbins, Price, Plummer
US Son's of the American Revolution Membership:
Kinney, Williams, Stelham, Robbins, Raymond, Stevens, Cushman, Harlow, Crocker,Tilley, Dunham, Hamblin, Howland, Hopkins, Durkee, Fisk, Hubbard, Scruggs, Rayment, Barker, Groves, Abbott, Hibbert, Barker, Abbot, Chandler, Kinne, Ring,
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