What Is Your Favorite U.S.A. Commemoritive Coin?

I really like the stone mountain series !! :thumbsup:

Keep @ it and HH !! :hello2:
 

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I'd like to hold a 1915 S $50 Octagonal gold coin. The shape and reverse owl intrigue me?
But realistically, every U.S.A. coin is commemorative. Each commemorate events, presidents, military leaders, places, ships, trees, monuments, ideals, animals, anniversaries, etc.
This said, I really like 1922 Grant Memorial Halves. (Obverse star or not).
Also, the 2001D American Buffalo silver dollar.
Great post. More will chime in.
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I love the design of the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition half Dollar . Celebrating the opening of the Panama Canal (mintage of 27,134)
( Thanks to "Redbook" of U.S. Coins . for the info.)
 

Cincinnati kid you mentioned some of my favorites especially the Panama 50$ gold
 

Nice only one of New York I got is a 1936 Albany ms 66
 

Texas Centennial (I don't have one but admire the design).

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After thinking about it for a day, it would have to be the St.Gaudens $20.00 gold pc. Series. Jmho.
 

The Stone Mountain Half, mainly because my Dad gave me his when I was a kid.
 

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Yeah my dad gave me a couple also. My Favorite out of the ones he gave me is the 1938 S Oregan Trail.

Here is a pic ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1418157091.285517.jpg
 



This video shows 2 commemorative coins ( one under 7,000 made) that I have. Thank You tnet members for all the support.
 

any walking liberty gold or silver



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OMG That is the one I posted, the Oregon Teail I Have a 1938 S Ms 67 Watch the video only 6,006 made
 

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