ALL of the Standing Liberty Quarters I have are pretty smooth, although a few of them still have readable dates.

Go ‘hawks!!!

Kaiser,

We better be careful, the Bison Bills just doesn’t have the same ring to it. But then again, we’ve gotten somewhat used to calling Washington the football team. That’s so lame!

Kaiser,

You are forcing me to do a side-by-side comparison, you know.

Also – re: the ‘Barber smoothies’ – my comment also applies to the Standing Liberty Quarter. It was a good decision to sh!t-can that dismal* design and replace it with the Washington Quarter.

*Lady Liberty’s exposed boob on the 1916 & early 1917 version makes those coins worthy of adding to your collection though (providing you can find ones which aren’t worn smooth).
-Mammoth

We both share the same opinion of the Walking Liberty Half and Mercury Dime.

“Leonardo da Vinci. Rembrandt. Picasso. Adolph A. Weinman? Early twentieth-century sculptor Adolph A. Weinman may not be a household name in America, but he should be. His creations can be seen across the country, from New York City to Detroit, and his legacy lives on with every Silver Eagle Coin that’s minted. Meet the man behind Walking Liberty, one of the most iconic images in American coinage.”

I tip my tusk…er…hat to this artist.
-Mammoth

I think you’re losing your mind! ‘Buffalo Bill’ wasn’t called that because he hunted bison. And what are the Buffalo Bills football team named after? C’m on man!
p.s. I have a bunch of those Lincoln pennies. A penny for your thought?