The Classics #38: 1936 Lynchburg Sesquicentennial

LeeG

sparky64

I'm new here.
Never knew about your commemorative histories.
Outstanding job !
Appreciate the hard work.
Thanks.
Mark

ricko

Lee, thanks once again. I truly appreciate the research and presentation of your articles. Cheers, RickO

JJM

Well done as usual, tHX , keep it up

Udo

Thanks Lee

BECOKA

One of the best yet. This kind of contribution is what makes coming to this forum a priority and fun.

Thanks.

jmj3esq

Thanks Lee. Here is my beaut:

Nic

Lee,
I want a hard cover copy of the book! Thanks again. K

mrearlygold

TCoins

Awesome

mozin

Thanks Lee. I really like the old pictures. This is one of my least favorite designs.

librtyhead

I remember that coin! It looked very large in my little hands I dug it out of our hardpacked gravel driveway in 1966. My Father who was a coin collector saved it for me and on my 12th birthday gave it back to me. I then decided to put it in a wall for safekeeping, it then dropped 3 stories to the bottom. The damn thing is probly still there...........Thanks for the reminder. And as always another great comm. bit-o-history. I go back to these post time and again and am amazed at how well they are put forth. Thank You.