Where is this quarter from?

[Ptah]

Denver

[Fire Walk With Me]

1. I think that I see something about Quatermass.

[Ptah]

3. Colorada, USA

Mile High, baby

[Tom Kitten]

2. Pretty obvious to me

It's from Photobucket.com

[Ptah]

4. Dig deeper. Focus. Imagine.

[Tom Kitten]

9. Umm is that you and Mom and Dad?

The three of you designed that quarter?

[Ptah]

10. No, here's my mother and her mother and her mother. I'm the little one.

[Tom Kitten]

11. That is a most beautiful awesome photo

Four generations at one opportunity! How I wish but extended family doesn't seem to matter in my family... I can tell by the look in your young eyes that you would eventually grow up to be a lounge poster! :)
So I give up, what's the deal with the Oregon quarter?

[Ptah]

12. The Oregon quarter is from Denver.

[krispos42]

5. The United States of America

Nominally a constitutionally-limited democratic-republic with a mixed capitalist/socialist economy that existed primarily in the center of the North American continent from the late XVIIIth to early XXIst centuries.

[Ptah]

7. hmmm

[blogslut]

14. Flip it over

:)

[krispos42]

6. Your pocket?

A vending machine?

A sidewalk?

A bank?



Oh, I know! The US Mint!


:-)

[enigmatic]

8. wherever you want it to be

Anywhere.

[quakerboy]

13. is this some sort of existential lounge test?

I believe its true origin lies within the mysteries of the existance of matter, myself.

[Ptah]

15. Put your feet in the water

[quakerboy]

16. I think I understand

But why? Wasn't the cat enough?

[hobbit709]

17. They all come from either Denver or Philadelphia.

[Orsino]

18. From your ear.

What was it doing in their. And how about this one? Or this one?

[billyoc]

19. I'm stumped, please, tell us.

I beg of you!

[Ptah]

20. Minted in Denver.

[KamaAina]

21. In other news, we finally have our own currency

(we never did have one, even during the monarchic era; U.S. dollars, pounds sterling, etc. circulated interchangeably)