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To: evets

They humanize Thomas Jefferson. He looks as if he is praying. Wow, I guess the commies at the ACLU will be fighting more of our nations symbols.


2 posted on 09/16/2004 7:28:09 AM PDT by television is just wrong
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He looks like a visionary, and the two events commemorated required a visionary to undertake them.

The new design is great.


4 posted on 09/16/2004 7:29:44 AM PDT by Guillermo (It's the 99% of Mohammedans that make the other 1% look bad.)
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They humanize Thomas Jefferson.

I don't like it. Keep the old Jefferson portrait. This one looks like a bad Disney caricature.

5 posted on 09/16/2004 7:30:37 AM PDT by killjoy (The sky is falling and I wan't my mommy.)
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He sure looks like he had a 'vision', which he did! Your remark may not be far off - the conspiratorialists will insist that he was listening to God and then the ACLU will chomp.


10 posted on 09/16/2004 7:36:56 AM PDT by hardhead (No Appeasement to Muslim Spawn)
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Huh

I already have new nickles. The front side is the same and the back is the Louisiana purchase???


18 posted on 09/16/2004 7:48:28 AM PDT by Bungarian
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i think the new designs are fabulous. bringing back the buffalo nickel, one of the most popular and iconic designs in american coinage. plus a 3/4 profile, which i think is a first. very cool.


22 posted on 09/16/2004 7:51:19 AM PDT by mikenola
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