SmallDollars.com has moved

MWallace

I have had the tedious task of moving my web site this weekend to a new host. The home address is still www.SmallDollars.com, but before you would have been redirected to where the pages were stored, which was on Earthlink's servers.

Many people have told me that they have my site saved in their favorites. If you did, please change it to the www.SmallDollars.com address if it has home.earthlink.net/~smalldollars as the URL. Same thing if you have any specific pages saved. You'll need to change home.earthlink.net/~smalldollars (or in some cases home.earthlink.net/~smalldollars2) to www.smalldollars.com.

Or better yet, just delete your old favorites link, revisit my site, and save it again.

There may be a few broken links here and there, or some photos that don't show up. I'll be fine tuning it in the next few days.

Thanks for all of the support many of you have given to me and my site.

Mike
www.SmallDollars.com

commoncents05

I had the Cheerios Dollar page bookmarked, thanks for the heads up!

-Paul

Zoins

Thanks for the update and great site

TomB

Emillie06 stalking you that badly that you had to move, eh? Seriously, thanks for the heads-up since I have your site in my folder.

Gemineye

Thanks for all your work and input...!!....

atom48coin

Thanks for the site, and the update. It's a great site!!

pb2y

Thank you----but unable to create a shortcut

MWallace

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wiskerchew

Thank you. Excellent site I have referenced for years.

CaptHenway

Mike....did I ever tell you the story about the mint marks on the Anthony dollars? I was still working at Coin World when the coin was authorized in the Fall of 1978, and one day we received the official pictures of the design from the Mint. Editor Margo Russell showed us all the pictures, and out of curiosity I asked her "Where will the mint mark be?" Unlike the actual coins, these pictures did not have a mint mark.

She said she didn't know, and would call her friend the Mint Director, Mary Brooks, and ask. A few minutes later she told us that Brooks did not know, but would find out and get back to her.

A few hours later Margo told us that Brooks had called back and told her that the mint mark would be behind the point of Anthony's shoulder, and that the Philadelphia coins would have a P mint mark! Brooks had not been aware of that when Margo first called her, and I have always wondered if my question to Margo had resulted in Brooks getting involved in the decision to add the P mint mark, and/or perhaps causing it to be made.

The publicity pictures definitely did not have a mint mark. I wonder if trial strikes were made without any.

Tom DeLorey

sumnom

Why did the "P" start showing up on US coinage in 1979/1980?

coinsarefun

Thanks for letting us know. I have used your site many, many times. Its great. Thanks