Week # 175 - Back on track.

[Danielle C.]

QUESTION:

 

Name the various USA silver dollars that feature jugate (overlapping) busts.

 

Good Luck!

 

Our first place winner will receive a copy of David Lange's "History of the United States Mint and It's coinage" (signed). A prize will be awarded to a randomly selected player.

 

 

 

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[TJ]

Lafayette

[HaydenTubbs]

Glad you all are back online,as to the silver dollars:

1900 Lafayette

1990 Eisenhower

1994 women veterans

[reid1836]

Eisenhower centennial, Mount Rushmore, Women Veterans.

[midijab-migration]

Whaaaaat?

 

Draped Bust, Small Eagle 1795-1798

Draped Bust, heraldic Eagle 1798-1804

 

That's all I can think of as I think the others, Liberty is only Neck up or her body is facing nearly forward.

[midijab-migration]

Draped Bust, Small Eagle Reverse 1795-1798

Draped Bust, Heraldic Eagle Reverse 1798-1804

[jtryka]

Let's see, the Lafayette dollar, the 1990 Eisenhower Commemorative Dollar, the 1994 Women in Military Service Dollar and the 2003 Wright Brothers Dollar. That's all I can think of.

[Weather11-migration]

trade, liberty seated, and gobrecht... a wild guess???

[kenwin1]

I Dont Know.

[JamminJ]

Lafayette

Eisenhower Centennial

Women Veterans

[HKnJ-migration]

Eisenhower Centennial

Women Veterans

Lafayette Dollar

[Jabba-migration]

Draped bust is the only true jugate, the trade and seated liberty dont really over lap!

[Danielle C.]

QUESTION:

 

Name the various USA silver dollars that feature jugate (overlapping) busts.

 

ANSWER:

 

Lafayette Silver Dollar, Eisenhower Centennial Silver Dollar, Mount Rushmore SIlver Dollar, Military Women Silver Dollar, First Flight/Wright Brothers Silver Dollar.

 

Although no one answered all five correctly, I will award JTryka the prize for being the closest. You will be receiving David Lange's book "History of the United States Mint and its Coinage." (signed)

 

There is no runner up this week.

 

Thanks for playing and stop back next week for another question. Keep up the good work

[jtryka]

Thanks Danielle! That will be a wonderful read! You know I thought about the Mount Rushmore coin, but I didn't include it since the busts were overlapping on the mountain itself, so technically the coin only had an image of the mountain and not the individual overlapping busts. I guess it's just a difference in how you view it!

[midijab-migration]

OOOPS! Totally misunderstood the question!