The coins were made from the original copper spikes used to construct the ship. The spikes were melted and minted into coins and sold for a donation of one dollar each to raise money for the restoration of the ship.
6-25-11>>> It's likely a token or medal made in the 1960's from copper taken from the USS Constellation to help fund the restoration of the ship. As to a value? maybe $10.00.
The USS Constellation was the result of the US congress authorizing President John Adams to rebuild the US navy. The warships first captain was Thomas Truxton and in 1799 he swiftly surprised France by the capture of French Frigate, the L' Insurgente.
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It depends on the size of the print.
worth$10-$15 A medal from the 1960's made from copper taken from the USS Constellation, a US Navy Warship dating from 1797. Its now thought the ship was rebuilt in 1854 with very little material from the original. It was struck to help fund an early restoration. The US Navy funded another restoration in the 1990's and the ship is currently in Baltimore Harbor.
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The USS Merrimack. A frigate constructed by the us navy on June 15th 1855.
yes these patterns are called constalations they also lead us through the earth and one is called Gemini
That isn't possible because the stars in any one constellation are all at different distances from us, and each star is moving in its own direction. There's no connection among the stars in a constellation.
As the stars move around the earth , different constellation are visible
Yes
Ursa Major