n n n nineteen :glugglug

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I guess I won :thumbsup

Now one more person only:thumbsup

1919

CONTEST IS OVER WE HAVE WINNERS!

YAY! I guess I won too :)

so whats ur age

ohhhh i cant wait... :1orglaugh

Ok first 3 most faster playes were
SKULL
ICEICEBABY
ASSFAIRY
Please all of u contact me on ICQ to pick up your free sets:thumbsup

so who won http://www.smilies.okipages.com/s/ot...boldpurple.gif

I'm sure it was n n n ninineteen :glugglug

But also PHEAL and MAXJOHAN Will get a free set:thumbsup

sweeeeeeeeeet

YIY baby... I win :thumbsup

Thanx Lykos

w00t w00t w00t I'M A WINNER :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup

ok now to tell the truth I have no use for any content but just wanted to have some fun so I'm going to have another small competition and the winner can have my prize :thumbsup

U welcome all people,just hit me up on ICQ to win your prizes:thumbsup

First person to guess (use google) the date stamped on the first silver USA dollar can have my prize

1794

Easy it's 1971

As with the half dollar, the first issues of the dollar appeared in 1794. it is interesting to note that until 1804, all dollars had the value stamped on the edge of the coin. No dollars were produced between 1805 and 1835. When production resumed all dollars were made with a plain or reeded edge and had the denomination on its revese. Circulation strikes and patterns of the Gobrecht Dollar were struck in 1836, 1838, and 1839. The mint produced restrikes to satisfy collector demands between 1855 and 1860. Mules (coins with mismatched combinations of dies) were also struck in the 1850's and are rare. Dollars were once again struck in 1840 for general circulation and continued through 1873.

Some close guesses but the coin your looking for is extremely rare (only 4 survived)

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April 2, 1792

Last clue,

It predates the first 1794 liberty head dollar and was designed by Benjamin Franklin.

The 1776 Silver Dollar was the largest and purest silver coin of the time. It?s the only silver dollar to be designed by founding father, Benjamin Franklin, who created 13 linked rings on the reverse to symbolize our original 13 colonies. The 13 rings surround the motto "We Are One," a declaration of the unity of the soon-to-be-states. The British capture of the Mint brought an end to the brief life of the 1776 Silver Dollar and sealed its destiny as one of America?s rarest coins. Only four survived. It would be 18 years before the appearance of America?s next silver dollar, the 1794 "Flowing Hair Liberty." Circling her portrait is the word "Liberty" and one star for each state of the Union. Lady Liberty had been born. But, after just one day of minting, fate intervened. Equipment failure forced silver dollar production to halt until 1795. Today, the few surviving 1794 Liberty Silver Dollars have become prized for their rarity and meaning. In fact, one recently sold for $506,000.00!

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1776
http://www.nationalcollectorsmint.co..._1794_main.htm

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:)

Now you have two sets :1orglaugh

:1orglaugh things you do when your bored

its 19, did i win did i win..

ah damn, i couldnt count that high, took me awhile.

19 :Graucho