George Washington died on this day in 1799...

PreTurb

Post a cool Washington item if you have one!

jmj3esq

Its all I got besides your basic Washington Quarter:

291fifth

...and all of the Washington-Lafayette dollars were struck on this date in 1899.

wam98

This should be appropriate. Just an old gas token.

wam98

COINB0Y

Aegis3

Washington crossing the Delaware on the reverse:

Washington & Mt Vernon on the reverse:

Adaptation of the Washington before Boston medal on the obverse:

coindeuce

Unfortunately, elementary school history has lost sight of the fact that Washington was a dedicated Freemason.

TavernTreasures

Washington and his beloved friend Lafayette on obverse. Yorktown surrender scene on reverse. Minted in 1881. "Yorktown Surrender Centennial medal". Baker 452C, white metal, 50.90mm(somewhat larger than a silver dollar and in high relief especially the obverse).

Doesn't the obverse look like a US commerative coin that was made years later?

MidLifeCrisis

Aegis3 - that "Adaptation of the Washington before Boston medal on the obverse" is really cool.

coindeuce - that Masonic medal is awesome.

Here's one of mine: 1796 Washington Repub. Ameri. Medal PF64 [NGC] Garrett

EagleEye

RWB

Yep! Quite a contrast with the incumbent.

pharmer

coindeuce

Pharmer - the OP said to post a cool item, not a HOT one!!

Cladiator

A coin I was proud and lucky to once own...

ms70

George Washington was president when this was made:

pb2y

George Washington died before his time from the quack
treatment of bleeding. It was thaught to rid the body of poison.
Jefferson and Adams died the same way on July 4, 1826.
Both men were bled to death on orders to their own caretakers.