I don't know if there is any meaning, outside of Lewis and Clark finally being able to see the ocean. Not sure what you getting at? What I did find amusing though was this:

"Thomas Jefferson is shown gazing off the redesigned nickel, symbolizing his "vision to explore the Great West,"

That's great, but if he is gazing off symbolizing his vision to explore the West. Why is he facing towards the right? (Looking right) Someone needs to inform these genious designers left=West, right=East. Unless of course you account for a polar shift. ;-)

Tom Sawyer

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Or, if he is facing south........

But, I'd have to think really hard to make a connection with the ocean, I think it's like Tom Sawyer said, just an allusion to the actual journey.

Originally posted by deeozz
r. On the back, is a new design of the Buffalo Nickel. The first Buffalo was minted in 1913, which, of course, is the year that the New World Order gained control of the Fed, probably the most important part of the success of NWO.

what proof do you got???

Originally posted by deeozz
Any connection between the design of the new nickel/Federal Reserve/NWO?

Can't see any myself, no symbolisms of any great interest.

The first Buffalo was minted in 1913, which, of course, is the year that the New World Order gained control of the Fed, probably the most important part of the success of NWO.

As already asked, how do you know this.

On the back of the second nickel is a picture of the ocean and the exact phrase:
"Ocean in view! Oh! The joy!"

Anybody think this has any meaning?

Jefferson like the Ocean. Other than that only Lewis and Clark as again previoulsy mentioned

Think you will be hard pushed to find a connection.

It's interesting to note that an anagram of "Ocean in view! Oh! The joy!" is CHENEY VOTE HOW I JOIN...

Coincidence?