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Irish Dollar, Clare, Iowa, 1980Entry/Object ID
AM1989.1.376ABScope and Content
Irish Dollar, Clare, Iowa, 1980
A = the note card One Irish Dollar, Clare, Iowa. The small town of Clare, Iowa have built a retirement home for the senior citizens. It was accomplished through the sale of the Clare Irish Dollar.
The town was named after County Clare in Ireland in 1882. In 1972 they issued the first coin. The theme of the project was the many ways that the mail has been delivered in northwest Iowa the past 100 years.
The 1972 coin has the oxen and covered wagon, the 1973 coins have the pony express and the 1974 coin had a stagecoach. In 1975 the coin depicted the old steam train. In 1976 the coin had the double dates 1976-1876 Bicentennial year in honor of the rural letter carrier, on the coin was the buggy and horse.
In 1977 the coins have the 1920 Model A Ford. In 1978 the little By- plane of W.W. II. In 1979 was the AM-Track train, In 1980 will be the 707 that flies the mail from Ireland. On the 1981it will show the space plane (The Enterprise) and 1982 will be centennial year in Clare, as the Clare Post Office was installed on April 10, 1882. The 1982 coin will show the office as it looks today. The coin order is for 1980 Irish Dollar Coin Number 9. The coins are $1.25 each.
B = the envelope addressed to Don Reynolds Pony Express Museum St. Joseph, MO 64501. Dated 1980.Lexicon
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