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On January 10, 2001 constituents of Pennsylvania 13th district under Representative Joseph Hoeffel, presented a framed portrait to then President William Jefferson Clinton. The portrait was sent with a letter from a representative for the constituents, also a letter from Representitive Joseph Hoeffel.
The presentation was given for the excellent work, and accomplishments, that then President Clinton achieved concerning, the United States economy, during his administration.
"thought it appropriate that the man who presided over such unprecedented economic growth be presented with a photograph of coin signifying its very beginnings." Representative Joseph Hoeffel
We recieved a thank you from then President Clinton, on Jan. 18th 2001. Two days before leaving office.
The portrait displayed a copy of America's first coin. The coin was copied, by America's first coin collector,Joseph J. Mickley "The Father of American coin collecting' who is also in the portrait, with a brief history of the origin of the coin and American coinage.
We of the Pennsylvania 13th District, would like to thank our former Representative Joseph Hoeffel, for all his efforts concerning the presentation.
The presentation was given for the excellent work, and accomplishments, that then President Clinton achieved concerning, the United States economy, during his administration.
"thought it appropriate that the man who presided over such unprecedented economic growth be presented with a photograph of coin signifying its very beginnings." Representative Joseph Hoeffel
We recieved a thank you from then President Clinton, on Jan. 18th 2001. Two days before leaving office.
The portrait displayed a copy of America's first coin. The coin was copied, by America's first coin collector,Joseph J. Mickley "The Father of American coin collecting' who is also in the portrait, with a brief history of the origin of the coin and American coinage.
We of the Pennsylvania 13th District, would like to thank our former Representative Joseph Hoeffel, for all his efforts concerning the presentation.
The coin can be viewed at, USA Coin History website, usacoinhistory.com
You can own a 8x10 photo of the presentation portrait, for only 4.95 plus shipping & handling.
You can own a 8x10 photo of the presentation portrait, for only 4.95 plus shipping & handling.
