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There is a living person (as of April 13 2025) named Daniel Carr, of some note. He designed the reverse of two circulating U.S. coins, the New York and Rhode Island quarter dollars. In addition, he was a finalist in the proposed designs for other state quarters and the 2000 Sacagawea $1 coin. He purchased a scrapped coin press formerly installed at the U.S. Mint branch in Denver, Colorado, and restored it to full operation. With it and dies of his own design, he manufactures medals and other items of numismatic interest, some stamped atop a real U.S. coin. His business operates the website https://www.moonlightmint.com. He lives in Loveland, Colorado.
