I’d be happy to know where it was struck and does it have a Mint Mark. . .

I put in an inquiry and it looks like the Team USA privy ASE were struck at the Philadelphia Mint. I posted it in the comments for the current Constitution Quarter article.

Yes, the Duquesne Incline is on my list.

Fedwire, moving $1.9 billion, is one of those systems that most people never see, yet it quietly moves trillions of dollars every single day. When you peel back the layers, it’s surprisingly elegant: a high‑speed, high‑security ledger inside the Federal Reserve where banks settle obligations in real time. Hmm, “Swordfish”, anyone? 🙂

@CalSkier, I’ve seen some sort of SS Central America but I didn’t pay enough attention if there was the hull representation. I also have not done the medals. I got a few cover cancellations (stamp collector at a coin show?). I was always into the BEP intaglio prints.

@BobSilver I’ve never been to Pittsburgh, but since the medal features the Duquesne Incline you should go ride it and the Monongahela Incline. I never knew about them but the cancelled CBS show Watson (ironically filmed in Vancouver except for B-roll shots)
https://www.rideprt.org/inside-Pittsburgh-Regional-Transit/rider-info/how-to-ride/how-to-ride-the-inclines/

Vinnie, that’s awesome that you made it to the World’s Fair of Money 5 times! Wondering if any of the shows you attended had the specially-constructed 40-foot long representation of the famous SS Central America’s ship’s hull(see linked CN article below) as part of the exhibit/display? Also wonder if you grabbed any commemorative medals from any of the shows or slabbed coins with a show label?

“Historic “Ship of Gold” Returns to Long Beach Expo”(1/18/10)

https://www.coinnews.net/2010/01/18/historic-ship-of-gold-returns-to-long-beach-expo/