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Susan B Anthony never had children because she never had gotten married.

Yes, She did get married DUMBYY ^^ she got married to Cody Stanton..

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No. The proof dollars were struck in Philadelphia instead of San Francisco, so if your book includes slots for the proof coins, there should be two 1999 P's.

Good question but no, I looked the coin up in the 2006 Red Book and on the Internet and found nothing on a 1999-S Susan B. Anthony coin. Though there is a proof for the 1999-P.

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Hi Julie I managed to get rid of Bispy B by running SpyBot Search and Destroy. My AVG proffessional version picked up on the fact I had this darn thing but for some reason just leaves if in the system. Hope this helps.

I also have AVG and it could not take it off either even though it was updated. I, however, did find an alternative given by grisoft/AVG at the following URL: grisoft.com

I would suggest following its instructions to the letter. If you do, you can then run AVG again and the Virus will have disappeared.

Good Luck!

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FG stands for the designer of this coin, Frank Gasparro.

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To decrease social problems

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One dollar unless it is in a Mint-packaged Uncirculated set or Proof Set. There were 600 million of these minted -- they will never be rare. If you got it in change, go ahead and spend it again. As a side note, there is no 1979 silver dollar. All Susan B. Anthony dollars are clad coins, with layers of cupro-nickel surrounding a copper core.


$1. They're made of copper-nickel, not silver.

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Susan B. Anthony was famous because she fought for United States women to get the right to vote.

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inspirational, bold, out spoken, couragoeus, a hero

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muckrakers {NOVANET}

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La La Vasquez

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"Melo" is Carmelo Nickname

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She wanted women to vote and do the same things men did!!

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she was never married and had no children

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It's still only worth face value, I'm afraid. The gold plating doesn't add anything to its value except as a curiosity or decorative piece.

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attempted reduce the amount of alcohol consumed within a community or society in general

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The "B" stands for Brownell, her middle name.

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Susan Brownell Anthony (February 15, 1820 - March 13, 1906) was a prominent, independent and well-educated American civil rights leader who played a pivotal role in the 19th century women's rights movement to secure women's suffrage in the United States. She traveled thousands of miles throughout the United States and Europe, and gave 75 to 100 speeches per year on suffrage and women's rights for some 45 years. She traveled by carriage, wagon, train, mule, bicycle, stagecoach, ship, ferry boat and even sleigh. Susan B. Anthony died in Rochester, New York, on March 13, 1906, and is buried at Mount Hope Cemetery.

Susan B. Anthony was honored as the first real (non-allegorical) American woman on circulating USA. coinage with her appearance on the Anthony dollar.

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I was looking through a coin book that I bought at the store today and it said that there had been a mistake in mints and that the susan B Anthony was made in place of another coin. I'm not sure its worth at the moment but I know that it is worth something.

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Most of the "gold" Anthony dollars on the market are plated and have no extra value. In 1999 a few of them were accidentally struck on brass blanks intended for Sacajawea dollars, and these are worth a considerable amount. However you'd need to have the coin authenticated by an expert to be sure what it is.

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There are only a few known Kennedy Half Dollars struck on planchets intended for SBA Dollars. This is an extremely rare error coin, and like most extremely rare error coins, there is no price guide for them. The only way to determine a price is by experience in actually selling them. There is an online error coin dealer with a 1980-P Kennedy Half Dollar Struck on an SBA Dollar Planchet in a PCGS AU-58 holder for sale for $3,500 here : http://mikebyers.com/errorskennedyhalves.html Since your coin is a considerably higher grade, I would think it would have to be worth at least twice that much. I suggest you contact Mike Byers to get a more exact appraisal of your coin. Contact info can be found here : http://mikebyers.com/contact.html Good Luck! Dan

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determined, a hero, courageous