Clad Dollar
IF Women ruled the world……………………….?
I found this and just for the fun value of number one it’s funny.
PMS would be a legitimate defense in court.
Singles bars would have metal detectors to weed out men hiding wedding rings in their pockets.
Fewer women would be dieting because their ideal weight standard would increase by 40 pounds.
Shopping would be considered an aerobic activity.
“Ms.” Magazine would have an annual swimsuit issue featuring scantily clad male models.
Men would be secretaries for female bosses, working twice as hard for none of the credit.
Men would earn 70 cents for every dollar women made.
Men would HAVE to get Playboy for the articles, because there would be no pictures.
Men would be judged entirely by their looks, women by their accomplishments.
During mid-life crisis, men would get hot-flashes and women would date 19 year olds.
ha ha ha v good,,,,,,
My Coin Collection Part 6: Half Dollars
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2009 Clad Proof Set in OGP (18 Coins) $26.95 Here is the 2009 Proof Set. The Proof Set for 2009 has 18 coins, including the 6 Territory Quarters (District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico, American Samoa, Northern Mariana Islands, U.S. Virgin Islands), the Roosevelt Dime, Kennedy Half Dollar, Return to Monticello Nickel, 4 Lincoln Bicentennial Cents (Birth & Childhood, Formative Years, Professional Life, Presidency), Sacagawea Dollar, and the … |
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1976 U.S. Bicentennial Proof Coin Set with the 1776-1976 Patriotic designs has six Proof clad Coins in all. $6.45 - Hurray for the 1776-1976 Mint Date! Wow! The 1976 U.S. Proof Coins sets are over 35 years old, yet are still available. - The various “Proof” coins are generally one of the most desirable U.S. coinage collectables in the U.S. - The U.S. “Proof” Coinage Production Process involves: The preparation and the polishing of the coinage striking dies surfaces; The Proof Coins can be distinguished from … |
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1967 KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR $4.84 The 1967 Kennedy Half Dollar was minted during the transition years following 1964, the last year that the US Mint minted 90% silver common coinage. Although the quarter and dime forever became silver free “sandwich coins”, for five years the Kennedy Half Dollar was minted containing 40% silver (for a net content of about .171 Troy Oz pure silver per coin). It is desirable both for collectibility … |