looking for honest answers. do you REALLY like the edge lettering.......

......on the small buck coins?

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I do like the variations in edge lettering styles on the earlier coins though.
The name is LEE!
.......myself, i like the edges for holding the coin, that's it! stick all dates, portraits, legends on the obverse or reverse!
Lance.
<< <i>The return to lettered edges is the only thing that I DO like about the damn things. >>
I totally agree. They just look too much like Chuck E Cheese tokens.
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Sorry but I couldnt resist.....
I don't like them in a flip, they look better after a dip
I don't like them in plastic, the view becomes much less drastic.
I don't like them in a book, I don't like the very look.
They don't fit in with normal spam, so I don't like them , Sam I am
... or something like that.
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I don't like them in a flip, they look better after a dip
I don't like them in plastic, the view becomes much less drastic.
I don't like them in a book, I don't like the very look.
They don't fit in with normal spam, so I don't like them , Sam I am
... or something like that.
Cute!
I think it's one of the worst designs ever foisted on numistmatics.
JMHO.
JT
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I would prefer the dates on the obverses.
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They took important information and made it nearly impossible to see for anyone of average or less vision. Dates, mintmarks and the like should not be relegated to the edge. I'd also like to see the font used on the edge improved (larger, bolder, better font style).
And that some body really cares whether the lettering is up or down when the coin is heads or tails.
Bad for collectors and therefore, bad for the hobby.
I firmly believe in numismatics as the world's greatest hobby, but recognize that this is a luxury and without collectors, we can all spend/melt our collections/inventories.
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bob
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So I'm fine.
--Jerry
For collector's sake...!! (would you have collected wheats if the date was on the edge?)
Jim
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<< <i>Although I like the concept of edge lettering (I'm also a bust half fan), the implementation for our small dollars really is poor.
They took important information and made it nearly impossible to see for anyone of average or less vision. Dates, mintmarks and the like should not be relegated to the edge. I'd also like to see the font used on the edge improved (larger, bolder, better font style). >>
i would have to agree with this !!!!
look at the middle dollar, i got this circulated dollar at a amusement park this year that uses them all around the park
the edge is almost worn smooth
i could barely see the " 2009 P " and i knew where it was and knew what to look for. Imagine these if they circulate - i bet they would be considered dateless like alot of buffalo nickels
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I really do like raised edge lettering though like on the $20 Saint or the raised stars on the edge of the $10 Indian.
But in any event keep the date and mintmark off the edge!!!
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