The List - class of 2021 ('22 should be out shortly)

Post #424,491 by drook 6/27/18 10:32:41 AM 6/27/18 10:32:41 AM Reply	The List - class of 2021 ('22 should be out shortly) https://www.beloit.edu/mindset/2021/ Eye-openers for me: 14, 23, 51, 54, 57, 59. -- Drew
Post #424,493 by dmcarls 6/27/18 11:51:21 AM 6/27/18 11:51:21 AM Reply	Thanks for the pointer! These types of lists should definitely be contemplated. Here's another one, although on a narrower topic, to consider: http://www.whataboutclients.com/archives/005144.html
Post #424,494 by drook 6/27/18 12:14:40 PM 6/27/18 12:14:40 PM Reply	Full of casual racism and LRPDs -- Drew
Post #424,506 by scoenye 6/27/18 11:30:00 PM 6/27/18 11:30:00 PM Reply	Nitpick on 42 There was a run of Susan B. Anthony dollar coins struck in 1999.
Post #424,644 by rcareaga 7/9/18 6:37:50 PM 7/9/18 6:37:50 PM Reply	Re: Nitpick on 42 Another nitpick: there was a short-lived series of “American President” dollar coins minted for general circulation between 2007 and 2011. They were extraordinarily cheesy-looking—resembled car wash tokens. numismatically,
Post #424,652 by mmoffitt 7/10/18 8:00:45 AM 7/10/18 8:00:45 AM Reply	Were those the ones that got gobbled up by credit card purchasers? I seem to recall a somewhat low-level scandal where the Treasury was selling newly minted dollar coins at face value with perhaps free shipping to purchasers using credit cards. The coins reportedly never made it out of banks as people were buying them on credit cards to earn credit card points, stashing them in the bank and then paying the credit card bill with the coins each month (thereby avoiding paying any interest). Million upon million of credit card points were reportedly "earned" in this manner. It did cause the Treasury to change their policy I understand. bcnu, Mikem It's mourning in America again.

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