Today my roommate brought home a 1906 Silver Dollar, that looks worn and old. It has the Statue of Liberty on the front, says 'Liberty' and 'Ellis Island Gateway to America' on the front, with the date 1906, and on the back it says 'United States of America' and "GIVE ME YOUR TIRED YOUR POOR YOUR HUDDLED MASSES YEARNING TO BREATHE FREE". I searched for this on Ebay and couldn't find anything remotely like it. I searched on Google and found a commemorative coin made in 1986 that looks almost just like this, except that the coin from 1986 (which was a special commemorative coin) has an 'S' stamped on the front, where this one that I have has a 'P' stamped on it. I read somewhere on the internet that the U.S. mint did not make Silver dollars from 1905 through 1921. Does anyone know if what I have is really from 1906?
2006-10-03
14:00:48
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David R
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