
Friday, June 30. 2006
Bison Skull

Wednesday, April 5. 2006
Voting Begins
You might remember the Montana Quarter designs I posted back in Febuary. Well I see the Secretary of the Treasury has approved the designs that were submitted so the Governor has opened up voting on the designs.
Go Here To Vote For Your Favorite
I voted all ready and at this time MT-3 is in the lead with MT-2 following behind cloesly. Go vote and have fun. It will be interesting to see who wins.
Vote: the instrument and symbol of a freeman's power to make a fool of himself and a wreck of his country. Ambrose Bierce
Go Here To Vote For Your Favorite
I voted all ready and at this time MT-3 is in the lead with MT-2 following behind cloesly. Go vote and have fun. It will be interesting to see who wins.
Vote: the instrument and symbol of a freeman's power to make a fool of himself and a wreck of his country. Ambrose Bierce
Saturday, February 25. 2006
Quarter Designs
Quarter designs roll out
Here are the four designs.




The Governor "claims" he will base his decision on a popular vote. It looks to me like people will be able to vote here for which design they like.
Personally I don't particularly like any of the designs. If I had to pick one though it would be the 2nd design with the cow skull. My Darling Wife thought I was nuts. She says none of them would be her choice, they all represent the state poorly and are ugly, I tend to agree. The Governor will eventually tell us which one he chooses whether he goes by our vote or not.
I hate ugliness. You know I'm allergic to ugliness. Imelda Marcos
The preliminary designs have not been officially released by the U.S. Treasury Department, but children's author Ken Thomasma, who is on the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee, brought the final four design samples with him to the school for an assembly aimed at encouraging reading. The event was sponsored by the Arrowhead Parent Teacher Association.
Gov. Brian Schweitzer will make the final decision on which of the four Montana quarter designs will be minted, but according to a spokesperson in his office, he'll base his decision on popular vote and public input. The Montana quarters will be minted in 2007.
Here are the four designs.




The Governor "claims" he will base his decision on a popular vote. It looks to me like people will be able to vote here for which design they like.
Personally I don't particularly like any of the designs. If I had to pick one though it would be the 2nd design with the cow skull. My Darling Wife thought I was nuts. She says none of them would be her choice, they all represent the state poorly and are ugly, I tend to agree. The Governor will eventually tell us which one he chooses whether he goes by our vote or not.
I hate ugliness. You know I'm allergic to ugliness. Imelda Marcos
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