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September 2008
Vol.44 Num.11
FEATURES:
- Lincolns at the Crossroads
The sentiment is to keep the cent for at least a few more years
Dom Yanchunas
- Steeling Ourselves for New Cents
Many countries have already proven that steel coins can be successful
David T. Alexander
- Coin Capsule: 1915
"Civilized" warfare became obsolete, and the last of the Barber dollars were issued
Jon Blackwell
- Presidential Dollars: Andrew Jackson
He became the first president to establish a strong connection with the "common people"
Ron Meyer
- Rachel Jackson
Her personal influence over Andrew Jackson ended shortly before his presidential inauguration
Ron Meyer
- Online Coin Talk
Wading through the numismatic chatter of forums, communities and auction sites
Tom DeLorey
- The Mottos on Our Money
What legend has appeared on every U.S. coin? The answer may surprise you
R.W. Julian
- More... CLICK HERE
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