Elvis is 76 today. Post a coin fact about 1935 ...

291fifth

The last Peace Dollars to reach circulation were struck in 1935:

1935 - mintage 1,576,000

1935-S - mintage 1,964,000

keets

this is off topic in a serious way, despite the veiled attempt to make it legit by adding the silly Post a coin fact about 1935 ... you should just delete it.

BTW, Elvis is dead so he isn't 76.

RYK

There were no gold coins struck by the US in 1935 (or 1934 or 1936...)

291fifth

<< <i>this is off topic in a serious way, despite the veiled attempt to make it legit by adding the silly Post a coin fact about 1935 ... you should just delete it.

BTW, Elvis is dead so he isn't 76. >>



Don't be cruel!

smokincoin

<< <i>Don't be cruel! >>


An Elvis song?

291fifth

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<< <i>Don't be cruel! >>


An Elvis song? >>



One of his biggest. Originally recorded on July 2, 1956 and released as a 45 single with "Hound Dog" as the "B" side.

In 1956, no Silver Dollars were minted.

mbbiker

Connecticut half dollars were issued the price went from $1.00 to $6.00 due to how quickly they were selling out. By comparison, a proof Seated Liberty Dollar was valued around $5.00... What would a collector do if they had access to a time machine..

SkyMan

Old Spanish Trail were issued at a cost of $2.

There was no top 40 back then, but depending on which service you look at the top song in 1935 was Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers singing, "Cheek to Cheek".

shorecoll

Elvis isn't dead, he just went home. Numismatic tie in from MIB, Jeebs either sold or fenced coins in his pawn shop.

relicsncoins

How about a coin instead.

johnny9434

thats a neat boone commem with the old anacs cert. i like