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John Sinnock: Raton native left mark on U.S. coinage
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John Sinnock: Raton native left mark on U.S. coinage
by Raton Museum staff John R. Sinnock working on FDR dime. Courtesy Raton Museum RATON— John Ray Sinnock, born July 8, 1888 in Raton, New Mexico, went on to become the eighth Chief Engraver of the United States Mint from 1925 to 1947, designing many U.S. coins including the Roosevelt dime and the Franklin half […] The post John Sinnock: Raton native left mark on U.S. coinage appeared first on The World Journal.
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