HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!

[jtryka]

Happy 100th birthday to this little lady:

 

 

and Happy 200th birthday to this beautiful lady:

 

 

Do you have any birthdays to celebrate???

[rrantique]

Beautiful coins Jarrett

 

I mean Jeff

 

Ahh stately Miss Liberty never looked better

[MunkyMan95]

Jarrett? When did Jeff change his name?

 

Anyways...

 

 

Happy Birthday!

 

 

 

[rbrown4]

Sure,

 

Another lovely lady.

 

 

[jtryka]

Jarrett, Jeff close enough! Here's another lady celebrating her 100th Birthday, she doesn't look a day over 40!

 

[jtryka]

WOW!!! That half eagle is GORGEOUS!!!! She doesn't look a day over, well ZERO!

[rrantique]

Stunning Rey

[MunkyMan95]

This Lady is celebrating 160 years!

 

[jtryka]

See now you're getting the hang of it Chad!

[bsshog40]

Those ladies look very nice for thier age!

[rbrown4]

So you have an Indian Princess in your family as well?

 

I always like that 1847 in your signature, nice to see it larger.

 

Thanks guys

 

 

[jtryka]

Clearly I ended up with the ugly sister! Beautiful eagle Rey!

 

Here's a lady celebrating her 175th birthday:

 

[SkyMan]

Man, there are some gorgeous coins here folks!

 

Hey, how about some old f_rt guys?

 

 

 

 

[rexcat]

The year marks the 150th anniversary of The Act of February 21, 1857.

 

This law called for a new copper-nickel small cent to replace the large copper cents, and also abolished the legal tender status of foreign coins especially Spanish and Mexican coins and old copper cents and half cents circulating in the United States. Those coins were to be called in and exchanged for U.S. silver coins and the new cents. This law would create the greatest change in what would be circulating as coin in America since the U.S. mint started producing coins in 1793 thus making 1857 one of the more significant years in U.S. coin history.

 

Here is my example from that historic first year small cents were struck for regular issue.

 

[jtryka]

Hey be careful Skyman, a lot of us are older than that Ike and not old farts yet!!! Even though they aren't ladies, they are still very beautiful!

 

Awesome flying eagle cent Paul and great history!

[SkyMan]

Hey be careful Skyman, a lot of us are older than that Ike and not old farts yet!!!

 

If I remember properly the 1960's phrase was, "Don't trust anyone over 30". As to age, I'm 49, so that would make me an old fart too.

[WinstonWare]

Love this one Sy

 

[cpm9ball]

Hey be careful Skyman, a lot of us are older than that Ike and not old farts yet!!!

 

If I remember properly the 1960's phrase was, "Don't trust anyone over 30". As to age, I'm 49, so that would make me an old fart too.

 

I think it all depended on where you were at the time. If you were in San Francisco, it would have been, "Don't trust anyone who doesn't drive a flowery VW Bus." If you were at Kent State, it would have been, "Don't trust anyone wearing green fatigues." And, if you worked for the Teamsters, it would have been, "Don't trust anyone, period!"

 

Chris

[ant]

Hey be careful Skyman, a lot of us are older than that Ike and not old farts yet!!!

 

If I remember properly the 1960's phrase was, "Don't trust anyone over 30". As to age, I'm 49, so that would make me an old fart too.

 

I think it all depended on where you were at the time. If you were in San Francisco, it would have been, "Don't trust anyone who doesn't drive a flowery VW Bus." If you were at Kent State, it would have been, "Don't trust anyone wearing green fatigues." And, if you worked for the Teamsters, it would have been, "Don't trust anyone, period!"

 

Chris

 

[scubaray-migration]

How about this one

[123cents]

Beautiful coins guys.