… As performed by the American rock supergroup, Chickenfoot

SENZA, You’re a Highway Star!

Thinking that too. Sometimes a cigar is a cigar and a word is a word 😉

Thanks for the info Rich.

Yes, good luck TheKings714 on procuring that coin too.

Totally agree with you on this one, TheKings, mark your calendars! As they say in Chi-town, “buy early and buy often” (oops, limit 1)!

You rock, Larry!

As an after thought, Chris, using the word “Colored” probably isn’t politically correct these days.

Chris, maybe because the process used is called colorization. According to the U.S. Mint, “Coins are colorized by methods such as applying a “sticker” to the surface, adding ink or paint through a computerized “printing” process, or enameling by filling recessed areas with paint. The U.S. Mint used a third-party to colorize the Basketball commemorative coins using an automated process. Colorizing coins appeared in the early 1990s by nations such as Uganda, Equatorial Guinea, and Palau. Now many countries around the world make colorized coins. Canada and Australia are large producers of these coins and develop many innovative techniques for applying color. The Royal Canadian Mint was the first to produce a colorized circulating coin, the 25-cent coin, in 2004.”

Colorized version coming March 24th. This is the only coin in the series that interests me. Good luck to all of us who intend on purchasing the coin for our collections and not the “flip.”