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1957 Roosevelt Dime Proof Superb Gem+ from Original Silver Set R260 $9.00

1968-S 1969-S 1970-S PROOF ROOSEVELT DIMES FROM PROOF SETS US COIN IN AIR-TITE $3.99

1954 Proof Roosevelt 90% Silver Dime from Original Set 10¢ Piece Gem Dime! P177 $30.00

1980 – 1989 BU Roosevelt Dime Lot 16 P & D Coins From US Mint Set Cello Wrapped $12.95

2000 – 2009 BU Roosevelt Dime 20 P & D Coins From US Mint Set Cello Wrapped Lot $28.95

1990 – 1999 BU Roosevelt Dime 20 P & D Coins From US Mint Set Cello Wrapped Lot $19.95

1960 Roosevelt Dime Very Nice Gem BU from an Album Collection R227 $9.00

1963 Roosevelt Dime Very Nice Gem BU from an Album Collection R225 $8.00

1962 Roosevelt Dime Very Nice Gem BU from an Album Collection R233 $29.00

1963-D Roosevelt Dime Very Nice Gem BU from an Album Collection R235 $5.00

1960-D Roosevelt Dime Very Nice Gem BU from an Album Collection R230 $5.00

1961-D Roosevelt Dime Very Nice Gem BU from an Album Collection R234 $10.00

1961 Roosevelt Dime Very Nice Gem BU from an Album Collection R236 $5.00

1964 FT Roosevelt Dime Very Nice Gem BU from an Album Collection R222 $9.00

1980 – 1989 P & D 16 BU ROOSEVELT DIMES from MINT SETS $24.99

1964 MINT PROOF SILVER ROOSEVELT DIME 90% SILVER, ALSO CLAD NICKEL FROM SAME SET $3.79

1967SMS Roosevelt Dime Brilliant Uncirculated From United States Special MintSet $1.95

1994 s Clad Proof Roosevelt Dime Deep frosted Cameo from a 1994 s Proof Set $3.25

Roosevelt Dime 1967 from Special Mint Set $0.75

Roosevelt Dime 1966 from Special Mint Set $0.75

Roosevelt Dime 1965 from Special Mint Set $0.75

1952-S Roosevelt Dime Very Nice Gem BU from an Album Collection R237 $28.00

1975 D Roosevelt Dime BU sealed in cello from US Mint Set from Denver Mint NIP $0.11

1980 CLAD PROOF ROOSEVELT DIME FROM MINT SET US COIN SHIPPED IN AIR-TITE HOLDER $2.99

1975 P Roosevelt Dime BU sealed in cello from US Mint Set, Philadelphia Mint NIP $0.11

1968 – 1998 P & D 58 BU ROOSEVELT DIMES FROM MINT SETS $69.99

1954-S Roosevelt Dime Very Nice Gem BU from an Album Collection R220 $22.00

1955-D Roosevelt Dime Very Nice Gem BU from an Album Collection R242 $9.00

1954 Roosevelt Dime Very Nice Gem BU from an Album Collection R232 $9.00

1981 CLAD PROOF ROOSEVELT DIME FROM MINT SET US COIN SHIPPED IN AIR-TITE HOLDER $2.99

1955-S Roosevelt Dime Very Nice Gem BU from an Album Collection R215 $34.00

1946 Roosevelt Dime Very Nice Gem BU from an Album Collection R213 $10.00

2005-S PROOF DCAM ROOSEVELT DIME FROM US PROOF SET (1 COIN) $0.99

1951 FT Roosevelt Dime Very Nice Gem BU from an Album Collection R221 $12.00

1981-D CLAD PROOF ROOSEVELT DIME FROM MINT SET US COIN SHIPPED N AIR-TITE HOLDER $2.99

Lot of 10 PROOF Coins 1976 S ROOSEVELT Dimes From US Mint Sets Plastic Flips Cam $0.99

Collection of 140 Silver Roosevelt Dimes From 1946 To 1964 $49.00

Lot of 10 PROOF Coins 1975 S ROOSEVELT Dimes From US Mint Sets Plastic Flips Cam $0.99

1980-D CLAD PROOF ROOSEVELT DIME FROM MINT SET US COIN SHIPPED N AIR-TITE HOLDER $2.99

1980 D Roosevelt Dime GEM BU sealed in cello, US Mint Set from Denver Mint NIP $0.11

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Pressure from the Nickel and Dime (DVD) $35.82 Pressure from the Nickel and Dime provides a thoroughly detailed guide on the philosophy, techniques, and fundamentals involved in implementing pressure from the nickel and dime defense. In an easy-to-understand manner, the DVD explains and demonstrates how coaches can apply pressure from this popular long-yardage defense. Among the topics covered: philosophy of pressure in the nickel and dime, fundamentals of pressure, drills to teach pressure in the nickel and dime, adapting a 4-4 defense to the nickel and dime, adapting a 50 defense to the nickel and dime, adapting a 4-3 defense to the nickel and dime, adapting a Bear defense to the nickel and dime, and game cut-ups of various pressure from the nickel and dime.

Roosevelt Dime Folder-2004-2008 Volume 3 $2.01 these coin folders are handsome and durable. they hold coins securely and are 6 1 2x 8 3 8 to easily fit on your bookshelf. green leather look with gold embossing on exterior.

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Theodore Roosevelt $34.44 Each volume in the new American Presidents Reference Series is organized around an individual presidency and gathers a host of biographical, analytical, and primary source historical material that will analyze the presidency and bring the president, his administration, and his times to life. The series focuses on key moments in U.S. political history as seen through the eyes of the most influential presidents to take the oath of office. Unique headnotes provide the context to data, tables and excerpted primary source documents. Theodore Roosevelt was born on October 27, 1858. He was elected to the New York state legislature in 1881. Following the death of his first wife, Alice Roosevelt, in February 1884, Roosevelt left politics to manage a cattle ranch in the Dakota Territory. In 1886 he returned to New York City, ran unsuccessfully for mayor, and married Edith Kermit Carow. Between 1889 and 1895 Roosevelt headed the U.S. Civil Service Commission. From 1895 to 1897 he served as president of the Police Commission in New York City. In 1897 President William McKinley appointed him assistant secretary of the navy. He resigned to serve in the military during the war against Spain. As lieutenant colonel he organized and led the Rough Riders, a regiment of cavalry, in Cuba. In 1889 Roosevelt narrowly won election as the New York State governor. The following year he accepted the Republican Party nomination as vice president on the McKinley reelection ticket. The ticket was victorious. On September 14, 1901, President McKinley died after being shot by anarchist Leon Czolgosz. At age forty-two Roosevelt became the youngest person to serve as president. Key policies and events during the Roosevelt administration were his antitrust efforts (culminating in the landmark 1904 Supreme Court decision Northern Securities Co. v. United States), ending the 1902 coal miners strike, acquiring the land to build the Panama Canal, introducing numerous pieces of reform legislation, and mediating the end to the Russo-Japanese War (an effort that won him the Nobel Peace Prize). In 1908 Roosevelt endorsed the election of his friend and secretary of war, William Howard Taft, to succeed him, but by 1910 he distanced himself from Taft. In 1912 Roosevelt unsuccessfully sought the Republican Party nomination to oust Taft. The Bull Moose Party, a third party of Republican progressives, was created and nominated Roosevelt. While campaigning, Roosevelt was barely sidetracked when he was shot in the chest. Splitting the Republican Party vote, Roosevelt finished in second place to Woodrow Wilson (Taft finished in third). On January 6, 1919, Theodore Roosevelt died. This new volume on the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt will cover his. * hard-charging personality,. * reformist, progressive domestic policies,. * environmental policies,. * role in the Republican and Bull Moose Parties,. * relationship with Congress, the Supreme Court, and the media,. * allegedly imperialistic fo

Roosevelt the Reformer $27.95 Covers a fascinating period of Theodore Roosevelt’s life, his first six years in Washington. Roosevelt the Reformer sheds light on an important chapter in the biography of the flamboyant 26th president of the United States. From 1889 to 1895–before he was a Rough Rider in the Spanish-American War and before he oversaw the building of the Panama Canal and won the 1906 Nobel Peace Prize–’Teddy’ Roosevelt served as one of three civil service commissioners. This was a significant period of his life because he matured politically and learned how to navigate through Washington politics. He sparred with powerful cabinet officers and congressmen and survived their attempts to destroy him. He cultivated important friendships and allegiances, flourished intellectually, and strengthened his progressive views of social justice, racial theory, and foreign relations. It was a period altogether significant to the honing of administrative talent and intellectual acuity of the future president. Richard White Jr. situates young Roosevelt within the exciting events of the Gilded Age, the Victorian era, and the gay nineties. He describes Roosevelt’s relationships with family, friends, colleagues, and adversaries. Many of these people, such as Henry Cabot Lodge, Cecil Spring-Rice, Alfred Mahan, Henry Adams, and John Hay would significantly influence Roosevelt when he later occupied the White House. White explores TR’s accomplishments in civil service reform, the effect of the commission experience on his presidency a decade later, and his administrative legacy. In addition to Harvard University’s immense collection of Roosevelt correspondence, White drew from original sources such as the Civil Service Commission files in the National Archives, the Library of Congress, the National Park Service Roosevelt Historical Site at Sagamore Hill, and the records of the National Civil Service Reform League. Richard D. White Jr. is Marjory B. Ourso Excellence in Teaching Professor of Public Administration at Louisiana State University. Retired in 1994 at the rank of captain following a career in the U.S. Coast Guard, he has published articles in numerous scholarly journals, including Public Administration Review and Policy Studies Review.

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