First family on hand as Mint strikes Okla. state quarter
DENVER (AP) - Sparkling coins rushed down a chute behind the smiling first family of Oklahoma on Wednesday, moments after they took turns pushing the button that stamped out their state's first commemorative quarters at the Denver Mint.
"I've been waiting a long time to say, 'I'm ready to make some money,'" Gov. Brad Henry said before the ceremony began Wednesday. "Let the striking begin."
After the Henry...
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