And for uncirculated also, no doubt.

See, I knew it, Antonio, and I was sure I could count on you for proof!

That’s probably it. That explains it.

Antonio, you just gave me some serious food for thought. I have to wonder if being required to press literally billions of coins a year and as such having to monitor the production of every single one of that mind-boggling number is just too much of a challenge for anyone.

Wow, it would be difficult to choose from among those, Antonio, but if pressed I’d go for a close tie between state dance and state sport!

Now you’re definitely hearkening back to the Good Old Days, Paul, when we had Presidential candidates worthy of the name and the Office. Vote Adlai Stevenson!

Apparently it’s common according to the article I read, I think it was in Coin World magazine. It’s just they’re not getting caught and coins are entering circulation this way. Quality control isn’t what it used to be. Just pay me, I don’t care about doing my job.

State dance, state most famous person, state sport, state capitol, state writer….

I think the A.E. Neuman presidential medal comes out just after the Pat Paulsen presidential medal.

Never heard of this minting phenomenon before, Jeff Legan; it sounds more like a problem cows in dire need of dental work might have.