So far I like Missisippi the best. The latest designs are keeping me from buying anymore silver proof sets from the mint. A total lack of artistic value on the last few coins. Should I dare mention Michigan or Florida? What a shame!
I think Connecticut's design was excellent, and the best of the bunch. As for Michigan, I wonder how long it took them to decide on that design! I can see it now. "What if...We did an outline of OUR STATE! That's so original!" Best, BR
<< <i>I think Connecticut's design was excellent, and the best of the bunch. As for Michigan, I wonder how long it took them to decide on that design! I can see it now. "What if...We did an outline of OUR STATE! That's so original!" Best, BR >>
Brian, I like Michigan. A look at an atlas shows Michigan is defined by it's shoreline. It would be impossible to show all the things that make Michigan great. It would be equally impossible to boil it all down to one or two elements without it looking as junky as Georgia, South Carolina, Louisiana or Ohio.
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How do you do a poll?
As to your question, do you mean this year or overall?
Jeremy
Try this poll about building a poll. The correct answer is all of the above in that order.
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Best,
BR
Designs I don't like: Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Maryland, South Carolina, Virginia, New York, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Kentucky and Indiana.
Designs I really don't like: Georgia, New Hampshire, Vewmont, Tennessee, Ohio, Louisiana, Illinois, Alabama, Missouri and Arkansas.
I have only seen pictures of Florida and will wait until I see a coin before deciding.
<< <i>I think Connecticut's design was excellent, and the best of the bunch. As for Michigan, I wonder how long it took them to decide on that design! I can see it now. "What if...We did an outline of OUR STATE! That's so original!"
Best,
BR >>
Brian, I like Michigan. A look at an atlas shows Michigan is defined by it's shoreline. It would be impossible to show all the things that make Michigan great. It would be equally impossible to boil it all down to one or two elements without it looking as junky as Georgia, South Carolina, Louisiana or Ohio.