Why am I not surprized?

They just announced the design for the Texas quarter:

http://www.krause.com/static/coins.htm

ELurio wrote:
They just announced the design for the Texas quarter:

http://www.krause.com/static/coins.htm

A SO with a star on it. Could it have been any worse?

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Bob

Bob Flaminio wrote:

ELurio wrote:
They just announced the design for the Texas quarter:

http://www.krause.com/static/coins.htm

A SO with a star on it. Could it have been any worse?

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Bob

It has a rope on it, too.

Alan
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"Alan & Erin Williams" wrote in message
A SO with a star on it. Could it have been any worse?

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Bob

It has a rope on it, too.

Alan

Actually having lived in Texas, I can say the design with the SO is
appropriate, probably one of the few states where that is the case. The
outline is everywhere, on road signs etc. With the exception of the
rectangular states, try and find a state where everybody that lives there
know what the outline of the state looks like.

Dave


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"Alan & Erin Williams" wrote in message
A SO with a star on it. Could it have been any worse?

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Bob

It has a rope on it, too.

Alan

Actually having lived in Texas, I can say the design with the SO is
appropriate, probably one of the few states where that is the case. The
outline is everywhere, on road signs etc. With the exception of the
rectangular states, try and find a state where everybody that lives there
know what the outline of the state looks like.

Dave

I don't like it much but it could have been worse.
A few more pieces of clip art like a mockingbird and a bluebonnet and a
pecan tree
would have made it worse and I am surprised that they didn't do that.

Dale
A Texan by birth and attitude :-).

Scottishmoney wrote:

With the exception of the rectangular states, try and find a state where
everybody that lives there know what the outline of the state looks like.

Florida is another one, I'd say. Now what does mean for the FL SQ? g

Christian

On 09 Nov 2003 19:09:41 GMT, ELurio wrote:

They just announced the design for the Texas quarter:

http://www.krause.com/static/coins.htm


Not only do they have to use the state outline with a single start. But
then, just in case you are a complete idiot, they have to add the text as
well. See here you silly clod, the outline is the state of texas and that
there is a lone star, get it??? They might as well put a sledge hammer on
the coin.

ELurio wrote:

They just announced the design for the Texas quarter:

http://www.krause.com/static/coins.htm


Hey! Is this another new contest? To guess why you are not surprised?

Okay-- because you already knew there was going to be a Texas state
quarter?

Bruce
I was going to submit my design that featured the interior of the old
Gilley's on a Saturday night, but I couldn't get a release from three of
the people at the third table near the back.

In article ,
says...
They just announced the design for the Texas quarter:

http://www.krause.com/static/coins.htm


I'm surprised. I thought perhaps Parcells would be on it.

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Chrysta Wilson

My Collection:
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