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Q: How much is a 1926 Oregon trail memorial half dollar coin?
A: The value depends on its condition, but if somewhat worn it's still in the $50 to $75 range at retail. If the coin is almost uncirculated that figure would jump... Read More »
Q: How to Drive the Oregon Trail.
A: 1. Start your trip from Independence, Missouri. In the mid 1800s, people would have loaded their wagons with supplies and bought oxen to pull them. Here, you sh... Read More »
Q: What Is the Oregon Trail?
A: Marcus and Narcissa Whitman were the first individuals to travel from the middle of the country to Oregon in what would come to be called the Oregon Trail. Thei... Read More »
Q: What is the distance of the Oregon Trail?
A: The Oregon trail was a 2000 mile long string of rivers and national land marks. Read More »
Q: What was traveling like on the Oregon trail?
A: Very hard. I have a book of women's diaries and they write about their experiences. They write about the dust, bugs, and weather conditions. How the wagons woul... Read More »