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February 19, 2013 Opinion & Blogs » Letters

Money Man 

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In answer to the query in your Feb. 6 story about who should get face time on Virginia's currency, attached are photos of a "5 Ginnie" coin that I obtained when attending the 2011 Virginia Capitol Correspondents Association dinner.

Jeff Ryer
Virginia Senate Republican Caucus

click to enlarge The face of Republican Delegate Robert G. “Bob” Marshall, who proposed the legislation for Virginia to make its own money, is seen on the “5 Ginnie.”
  • The face of Republican Delegate Robert G. “Bob” Marshall, who proposed the legislation for Virginia to make its own money, is seen on the “5 Ginnie.”
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