Officers on board, salute!
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A couple of beauties for sure! Congrats on more great finds! 
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Sweet man grats!
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Awesome box indeed! Beautiful score! Congratulations!
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Great finds!! Seems like a silver commemorative is the one thing on CRH finds list I can't seem to cross off. Someday.
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Awesome! Congrats!
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Wow , That Stone Mountain is Awesome !!! I'm always just amazed that "the unknowing /uncaring" are turning these in !
These original issues (as opposed to modern commemorative half dollars ) mostly have very low mintage numbers .
The Stone Mountain had in excess of a million because they were using the proceeds from sales of them to fund the
so called Stone Mountain Memorial (credit to Redbook of U.S. coins for this paraphrased info.)
These original issues (as opposed to modern commemorative half dollars ) mostly have very low mintage numbers .
The Stone Mountain had in excess of a million because they were using the proceeds from sales of them to fund the
so called Stone Mountain Memorial (credit to Redbook of U.S. coins for this paraphrased info.)
Diver_Down
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By the way, for some more tidbits, the sculptor who oversaw Mt. Rushmore is the same that oversaw Stone Mountain. Also, Stone Mountain is larger than Mt. Rushmore.
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A Washington and a Stone Mountain amongst the membership in the same week? Methinks it be time to dive into them boxes with a vengeance!
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mercury1
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Great score yinzi! I got my first George Washington commem recently. Really love to get the stone mt commem also. Great job.
