[TPIN] What's Wrong With This Picture?
Brian David Moon
briandavidmoon at comcast.net
Sat Dec 1 23:56:32 CST 2007
Brace is wrong too.
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Calore" <jc1 at startechjournal.com>
To: "'TPIN' International Network'" <tpin at tpin.okcu.edu>
Sent: Friday, November 30, 2007 8:01 AM
Subject: Re: [TPIN] What's Wrong With This Picture?
> http://www.statequarters.com/images/CoinDesigns/TN_big.jpg
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> On Nov 30, 2007, at 6:21 AM, Robert DeSavage wrote:
>
>> While the general public would not see it as a trumpet player might,
>> take a close look at the face of the Tennessee state quarter. How many
>> players have a trumpet like the one shown on the on the coin? It's not
>> your 'typical' trumpet since it's shown as a mirror image. Some might
>> argue that it's a horn built for a southpaw and intentionally
>> incorporated that way on the design of the coin which would be a valid
>> point. However as a trumpet player and one who passed the "Are you
>> Monkish test" with flying colors, I see it as being a glaring flaw
>> since every trumpet I've ever seen or held was not configured the way
>> it is shown on the coin. Call me a nit-picker, but when I looked at an
>> image of the coin, it hit me like a ton of bricks. If the design was
>> approved as being seen as a southpaw trumpet, that's fine. But if it
>> was an oversight that fell thru the cracks by the committee that
>> approves a final design, it's not fine at all. One thing for sure is
>> that even though I'm pushing 64, my eyes are still in pretty good
>> shape even though they let me down when I'm at the pool table. I'm
>> sure that I'll get flamed, but I prepared myself for that by taking my
>> asbestos clothing out of mothballs. 8-)
>> BOB D.
>>
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