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Vote For the Texas Quarter!
You know those nifty new quarters with a design for each state? Now you can go vote for your favorite Texas quarter. I really like number two. I was thinking, "Man, I wish it had the shape of Texas somewhere on it." After clicking the quarter to view a bigger shot of it, I saw that it does have one. I think my choice is made now. Number four looks like a police badge to me. It and number five are boring, though five is way in the lead. Not to influence you, but go vote for number two. :-)
(Link courtesy of Audra)
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I love the state quarters...I've been collecting them since they started, I even have one of those coin folder thingies! Anyway, I agree with you about #2.
.: Christine said on April 16, 2002 05:03 PM :: link it :.I voted for number 5.
Because it's just got that bigheaded, egotistical quality that makes Texas what it is.
This is my guess why Texans are all over it.
Too bad it doesn't have a gigantic penis shooting out from the star. Then it'd be perfect.
Hmm, this may have been inappropriate ;)
.: melly said on April 17, 2002 03:17 PM :: link it :.I think that much like all the other quarters, Texas should have something on their quarter that describes our state specifically. Why not something like the Alamo? Blue Bonnets perhaps?
.: Andrea said on January 14, 2003 11:28 PM :: link it :.You're too early! Come back at April 16, 2002 12:21 PM to see this post.
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