Presidential dollars...UGLY!

[Twoshadows]

I have carried a "Apache Tear Drop" in my left pocket since 1972 as a constant reminder of the past. Hand delivered and blessed by Native Americans it has been my constant companion for 35 years and a prize possession! Granted it has some wear and tear from other items banging around with it in my pocket through the years but it is one thing that will never leave me!

[AdamL]

Oh wow, thanks for the reminder scottishmoney. I can't beleive it, I almost forgot that Jackson was the guy responsible for that one.

[S.George]

 

Mr.AdamL:
Now I understood, exactly what you meant of 'ugly coins'
Mr.Scottishmoney, your comments are 'in a differrent' angle.   This will bring better knowledge of U.S.History, for persons, living far away, from you.
Ms.Kitty:Thanks for the 'courageous comments' on  coins of your great country.   'This point of view' I too agree with you.
Some Key Date and Semi-key dates are really expensive and can't affordable to 'Samll Collecttors" like me.
Thanks for 'letting the cat, out of the bag' as to why you collect other than U.S.   You have a 'very good coin dealer' in your City.
Sincerely
George

[S.George]

 

AdamL, your opinion on the appearance of Andrew Jackson, will be brought to the personal knowledge of the concerned.
If I am successful and if there is any comment or reaction, I will inform you.
Regarding their dis-services, I am not competent to comment.   I am a total foreigner
George

[AdamL]

Thank you

[henselen]

of course, not being there and knowing about what he really or rightly or wrongly did, like the trail of tears, banking things, and shoving the courts up you know how, Jackson did more good for the power of the presidency than may before and after. and, he was sick and tired of the office, literally, by the time he left it.  He was one thing though, one tough son of a bitch.

[CoinCrusader42]

Tough is right.

The only President who ever killed a man in a duel as one example.