WTB - US Mint / "Golden Dollar" Advertising Flyers, Brochures, ect.
fireman2030
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This may seem like an odd request I know:
I am researching the early Sacagawea "Golden Dollar" marketing campaign by the US Mint and I am interested in acquiring any advertising, such as print ads, flyers, inserts, brochures, stickers, give-a-ways and the like that were produced by either the US Mint, General Mills, CoinStar, WallMart or any other company. The advertisements could be about using the Sacagawea itself, or about buying rolls, first day coins covers, ect.......Basically anything that advertises/markets the Sacagawea.
I have numerous reports from the Congressional Research Service documenting the (failed) efforts to push the coin but want actual examples. I have quite a bit of actual marketing material but looking for more. Any help would be appreciated.
Interestingly enough, when I reached out to CoinStar - they did not exactly seem to be aware of their collaboration with the US Mint and said they no longer had records of it and that the people who worked on that campaign no longer worked for the company. I informed them that their machines dispensed a coupon the receive 2 free Sacagawea Dollars in 2000.
Thanks
I am researching the early Sacagawea "Golden Dollar" marketing campaign by the US Mint and I am interested in acquiring any advertising, such as print ads, flyers, inserts, brochures, stickers, give-a-ways and the like that were produced by either the US Mint, General Mills, CoinStar, WallMart or any other company. The advertisements could be about using the Sacagawea itself, or about buying rolls, first day coins covers, ect.......Basically anything that advertises/markets the Sacagawea.
I have numerous reports from the Congressional Research Service documenting the (failed) efforts to push the coin but want actual examples. I have quite a bit of actual marketing material but looking for more. Any help would be appreciated.
Interestingly enough, when I reached out to CoinStar - they did not exactly seem to be aware of their collaboration with the US Mint and said they no longer had records of it and that the people who worked on that campaign no longer worked for the company. I informed them that their machines dispensed a coupon the receive 2 free Sacagawea Dollars in 2000.
Thanks
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