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- 1936 commemorative U.S. coin (en)
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- Rhode Island Tercentenary half dollar (en)
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- D, S. Beneath the corn stalk on the left-hand side of the obverse. Philadelphia Mint pieces struck without mint mark (en)
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- San Francisco: 15,011 including 11 assay coins (en)
- Philadelphia: 20,013 including 13 pieces for the Assay Commission
Denver: 15,010 including 10 assay coins (en)
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- Roger Williams meeting a Native American (en)
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- John Howard Benson and Arthur Graham Carey (en)
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- The purpose of this bill is to stop a racket in the issuance of commemorative coins that has developed in recent years. ... Then in April it was announced [that the Providence coins] had sold out in 6 hours. The astonishing part of it is in the entire State of Rhode Island there were only five members of the American Numismatic Association, which is the largest organization of coin collectors in the United States. Where did all the coins go? This Providence dealer immediately raised his price to $7.50 a set, and the next month raised it to $9. He admitted securing 11,500 for orders that he had, then later offered 50 sets to trade and 25 to sell. ... Here is what happened to the collectors. The commission accepted their money. Then, after all were sold, sent most collectors back their money, saying that they had sold them all to natives, but the money sent back was not the original money orders and checks sent in, but checks from the commission. ... Was the coin collectors' money used to send to the mint to get the coins? (en)
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- Anchor; adaptation of the Seal of Rhode Island (en)
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- John Howard Benson and Arthur Graham Carey (en)
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- Rhode Island Tercentenary half dollar (en)
- 罗德岛州三百周年半美元 (zh)
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