I am very fond of ships on coins.
I know that many people share this fondness. I have a few coins depicting ships.
So, I will post a series called "Ships on Coins" and I will show all the coins that I have on this theme.
There will be no order of presentation or country of issue. As the coins are stored in several places, I will simply search on each place and publish those that I found.
The thirty third is a 2001-S $.25 "Rhode Island".
This $.25 coin has 90% pure silver, a metal weight of 5.67g and Proof finish. Its mintage was 889,697 units.
The reverse design features a sailboat on the open sea. The sailboat is shown in Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island with the Pell Bridge in the background. The state has over 400 miles of coastline and over 100 beaches.
The coin’s reverse was designed by Daniel Carr and engraved by Thomas D. Rodgers.
Thank you for reading. Please comment, upvote, reblog and advise me.
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I have never been to Rhode Island, with over 400 miles of coastline it sounds like a beautiful state!!😀
Brazil has almost 4,700 miles of coastline, almost all yellow sand beaches and sun all the year. No snow, no ugly beaches. I have never been to Rhode Island, too.
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Send me some Sunshine my friend, this time of year can be wet, windy, and cold!🙄
A very nice quarter! Thanks for sharing my friend!
Not a real ship, but it is a fine boat.
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Thank you for contributing more great content to the #SilverGoldStackers tag.
You have created a Precious Gem!
Thank you, my love!
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Nice little Schooner and similar to the Bluenose.
"Sailing...sailing, over the bounding bay...." ⛵️
They are cousins, like Americans and Canadians...
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