Women throughout Sidney’s history have caused many ripples
Helen Coffield at the Shelby Hills groundbreaking ceremony.
Aunalee Crusey Kerns poses for a photo with her fishing rod.
Farida Wiley
Laura Richards with some of the children at her orphanage.
Editor’s note: in conjunction with the 200th celebration of the establishment of Sidney, the Sidney Daily News will be publishing a year long series about the city’s history.
SIDNEY Mother Theresa once said, “I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples.” These ripples in turn affect the world around us, inspiring others to create more ripples, sparking change after change. Everyone is born with the capability to cast their own stone through the waters of time, and their affects are felt throughout history. One does not need to be world-renowned in order for their efforts to make a difference, and this is often the case with many unsung heroes, especially througho
Tied for Finest 1935 Peace Dollar Offered by GreatCollections
GreatCollections.com.
1935 was the last year of release for the Peace dollar series – indeed, it was the last year of production for any US dollar coin until the Eisenhower dollar debuted in 1971. By 1935, the
United States Mint had gotten Peace dollar production down, and so the average 1935 comes fairly nice. Nevertheless, it is relatively scarcer in high Mint State, such as here.
There are only two examples of the 1935 Peace dollar certified by PCGS at the top pop grade of MS-67, and the specimen being offered by GreatCollections is the first of those coins to be sold at auction.