Login

u/904zak

r/Presidents r/MetalsOnReddit r/CalvinCoolidgePOTUS r/coincollecting r/legostarwars r/okbuddychicanery r/RedactedCharts
I reached out to the Coolidge foundation and got a response from Amity Shlaes! For context I am a college undergraduate who is writing a paper on Coolidge but I also work with my school’s d1 basketball team.
▲ 4 r/CalvinCoolidgePOTUS

I reached out to the Coolidge foundation and got a response from Amity Shlaes! For context I am a college undergraduate who is writing a paper on Coolidge but I also work with my school’s d1 basketball team.

Just thought this was very cool! And I’m really happy to get a response from the goat!

u/904zak — 1 month ago
▲ 6 r/Presidents

George Washington presidential portrait in Jacksonville for some reason (not complaining)

Saw this while I was visiting the Cummer Museum in Jacksonville this past weekend. Was very surprised to see it.

u/904zak — 2 months ago
▲ 25 r/coincollecting+1 crossposts

Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but I’m very new to this, can you guys see this jumping in value? Would this be a wise investment?

u/904zak — 2 months ago
▲ 25 r/CalvinCoolidgePOTUS+1 crossposts

Calvin Coolidge statue at Bok Tower Gardens in FL

I was so happy to go here today! I love Cal!

u/904zak — 3 months ago
▲ 176 r/Presidents

FDR preparing for his “Pearl Harbor Speech” circa 1941 *Colorized*

u/904zak — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/coincollecting

Recently came into possession of these items. I’d like to expand and start a collection. Looking for advice, suggestions, or recommendations. Any feedback would be appreciated!

Sorry for having so many photos, I couldn’t find a way to get everything in one picture

u/904zak — 3 months ago
▲ 2 r/coincollecting

Very new to this and I have a question. Is the USMint Subscription worth it? I don’t really understand how it works reading it.

Very new to all this. I have recently received a lot of coins and I plan on posting them here. But I want to expand, does the USMint Subscription make sense for me?

reddit.com
u/904zak — 3 months ago
▲ 30 r/Presidents

Born this day in 1758, James Monroe would’ve turned 268 today. Happy birthday President Monroe!

u/904zak — 4 months ago