I didn't know..that, well, that Lady Liberty was so well endowed....2004 United States Silver Dollar, noted for a slight misprint on the '2' in 2004*. Also, this edition of coin is notable for the "one dollar" and "live free or die" both being placed on the rim, a somewhat controversial decision.:
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*Okay, that was me turning an '8' into a '2' using Paint. This actual coin is a proof replica of a very old and rare US silver dollar - 1804 (which, confusingly, were minted in the 1830s). I Personally think its one of the nicest, except perhaps for the 1920s Peace Dollars.
Note that "In God We Trust" did not show up on most early US coins; most didn't even specify the amount (it is obviously one "dollar" of silver....).
That may have something to do with it not being the National Motto until a number of years after the Second World War.Note that "In God We Trust" did not show up on most early US coins; most didn't even specify the amount (it is obviously one "dollar" of silver....).
Oh, and do you guys think Ian should sticky this?
That may have something to do with it not being the National Motto until a number of years after the Second World War.
In OTL, that is.
The $1 note from the People's Republic of Eire, also from the Map Continuation. It's worth 0.75 OTL USD. The portrait took me forever, but he's their current head of state.
That portrait is beautiful! Reminds me of the scratchboard I'm working on right now.
Did you draw that?
What does D.D in Washington D.D stand for?
(collective ownership of land!, in ireland........big time ASB , at least if the POD is after the famine)![]()