Mint Rejects Voting Rights Message

The U.S. Mint wasted no time in rejecting the District's idea for a commemorative quarter yesterday, saying a proposed inscription protesting the city's limited representation in Congress would be unsuitable "as an element of design for United States coinage."
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Paul Duggan

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