Peace Dollars 1922 peace dollar with flat silver edging around the reverse side?
I have a 1922 peace dollar with flat silver edging around the reverse side & the silver covers where it says United States of america all the way around the back edge. Anyone have any idea of what this is?
The value of this coin usually depends on whether it was made at the Philadelphia, Denver, or San Francisco mints when in better condition (grade). The mint mark, if any would be located on the back of the coin below the word ONE and to the left of the eagle's tail. The condition you describe is rated "good" for such coins, a fairly low grade. If there is no mint mark, the coin was made in Philadelphia, a D would mean Denver and an S is for San Francisco.
In the fairly low grading, it would be worth about $ 12.00, regardless of mint. The primary value of the coin is that it is made of 90 % silver. The mintage is fairly large, ranging from 17.5 million for the S, 15 million for the D, and 51.75 million for the Philadelphia. In choice uncirculated condition, the S mint coin would be worth $ 2750.00.
Ground Zero Have you heard the plans to build a Muslin Mosque at Ground Zero?
How do you feel about a Mosque being built near Ground Zero? Do you think that the feelings of victims families should be taken into consideration about leaving Ground Zero as sacred ground?
When I first heard of this, the person telling me had said the Mosque in question would be built directly on Ground Zero. I was opposed to a Mosque, or anything other than a new trade center, being built there, because it would be disrespectful. A Mosque, in particular, seemed symbolically insensitive.
It's not being built at Ground Zero though, just near it. It's completely unrelated and no one has any right to prevent it's construction.
Americans have every right to be more than furious about the events that took place there. It's something none of us will ever forget, but the Muslims who would use the new Mosque are not the terrorists who committed those crimes, nor do they support them. (They are living over here, aren't they?) They were attacked that day, every bit as much as we were. They are Americans, too. By refusing them the right to practice their religion, or telling them they aren't welcome, people really aren't much better than the monsters responsible for the 9/11 attacks.
So, while I don't care one way or the other if a Mosque is built in downtown Manhattan, I do care that people are trying to undermine the Constitution by protesting it.
Barack Obama What are Barack Obama's views on the nessesary experience to be President?
I'm supposed to write a newspaper article for my high school paper (I'm the only steady political writer) on how Barack Obama views experience.
I'm assuming he thinks that you don't need a ton of Washington D.C experience, but I want to know more information.
I've done a google search, but I'm not getting what I need.
You should write in your paper that more Washington experience is not what is needed. Bush has plenty of experience and LOOK where that has got us. Right in the sh*tter.
Gold Liberty How much is a 5$ gold 2000 liberty coin worth?
mint condition
It is a Bullion Coin and had a high mintage it has 1/10 of an ounce of gold in it and it would depend on what the spot price of gold is on the day you sell it. Most newspapers have the spot price of gold listed in it or a coin dealer would know.
Thomas Jefferson Thomas jefferson questions and their government?
1.Why did thomas jefferson want to make the government more democratic?
2. How did ferderalists feel about jefferson's election?
3. What goals did jefferson achieve in reducing the size of government?
4. What action did jefferson take when the sedition act expired?
5. What was the major difference in the philosophies of jefferson and john marshall?
Short response questions.
1. he was antifederalist and believed in more power to the people
2.not good
3.reduce military size, reduce debt, reduce taxes, reduce judicial branch power,
4.didnt like it, voided it, and pardoned all who had violated it
US $19.87
