Put On A Happy Face.

Walk-This-Way Joan had organized a group shot and we all made sure we didn't cover up the statue as we once did while posing on, around, beside and behind a famous Mustang at our first bloggers harborside gathering.
The food was great, the conversation first rate and - as they say - a good time was had by all. The rain had stopped and there even was an empty parking space around the corner on George Street.

Geoff-from-England and I had been talking about different coins and bills in our respective countries and I asked if he had noted the unique difference about our newest attempt to replace the paper US dollar with a coin, as the British had done years ago.
Apparently I was like most and had not noticed the words "In God We Trust" were missing from either the front or back of the new President's dollar coin. However, in a good light, you can see it IS enscribed around the edge of the coin.
Use a magnifier and you'll see the edge carving also has the date, a symbol for the mint which produced it ("P" for Philadelphia) and "E Pluribus Unum."
Here's a caution about using any of the dollar coins as part of a tip: make sure the person realizes it is a dollar and not just a quarter.
3 Comments:
I love it!
Ha! Mike the Happy Buddha? Too fun.
Thanks for coming, it's always nice to see you.
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