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Bronze-clad steel. The Federal Republic of Germany was created in 1949 after WWII. Germany was divided into East (occupied by the Soviets) and West (occupied by Allied troops). New currency (including the Pfennig) was introduced by Western Allies (USA, United Kingdom, France). Obverse: Bank Deutscher Lander, oak sprig, date. Reverse: Denomination between rye stalks. Hamburg J mint mark. Circulated, very good condition.  Peace dollars, like their Morgan predecessors, were minted as .900 silver, or .77344 oz. pure silver. U-grade as to condition, my non-expert grade on this coin is Very Fine, light luster remains on the high areas. Coin has light yellowing to the coloring at right of date and eagle's head and feet area have small darkened spots. Mintage of the 1923P =30,800,000. Shipping: $1.75 boxed 1st class mail.  Navigation Maritime Bulgare(Navibul), Kaliakra ship souvenir, I believe this is a metal button there is a blunt screw attached to the back. The ship and words are raised. Navigation Maritime Bulgare(Navibul) is a sail training school.In very good condition. Quoted from Navibul web site: "The sail training vessel "Kaliakra" is a symbol of the maritime heritage of Bulgaria and is one of the fastest and best looking tall ships in the world" Thank you for looking!  Advertising coin Lousiana Blue Print c1970, one side has address with "when reproduction is on your mind dont take chances call", the other side Old Mint 1837 - 1909, still on cardboard in plastic. Thank you for looking!

Germany 10 Pfennig 1949J $4.99

  

1923 (Plain) PEACE SILVER DOLLAR - VF $39.40

  

Navigation Maritime Bulgare, Kaliakra Sh $2.99

  

Advertising Coin Lousiana Blue Print c19 $4.99
1st year of issue of the Susan B. Anthony dollar. All 6 coins have cameo finish. Includes outer black cardboard holder, a very nice set. Shipping: $2.32 via 1st class mail.  Cupro-nickel. Obverse: Republica de Panama, 1932. Reverse: Cinco Centesimos de Balboa. Circulated, good condition.  Copper-tin-zinc. Obverse: Laureated head of Elizabeth II, facing right, Del Gratia Regina F D. Reverse: Britannia holding a shield and trident, lighthouse in background, One Penny, 1967. Some oxidation on both sides of this bronze coin. Circulated, average condition.  Obsolete Currency Farmington Bank New Hampshire $2 Note, crisp uncirculated, unsigned and undated, issued 1854-1860s, 2 7/8" x 7".

1979 Cameo U. S. PROOF SET - 6 Coins $15.50

  

Panama 5 Centesimos 1932 $9.99

  

Great Britain 1 Penny 1967 $3.99

  

Obsolete Currency Farmington Bank New Ha $59.00
Obsolete Currency Confederate Virginia $1 Treasury Note, July 21 1862, uncirculated, 2 15/16" x 7 3/16  Obsolete Currency South Carolina $10 Revenue Bond Script 1872, 3 1/8" x 7 7/8". Uncirculated, but, had a little fold on the bottom corner when cut.  Obsolete Currency 1878 Louisiana $5 Note "Baby Bond", uncirculated, cut a little off center, 3 3/16" x 5 5/8".  China's Qing Dynasty emperor commemorative coin. Obverse depicts Emperor Guangxu, 1871-1908, who was in power 1875-1908. Reverse features Chinese 5-toed dragon. This commemorative coin measures about 1-1/2 inches in diameter (38mm), silver/nickel alloy. Fine condition.

Obsolete Currency Virginia $1 Treasury N $35.00

  

South Carolina $10 Revenue Bond Script 1 $26.00

  

Obsolete Currency 1878 Louisiana $5 Note $15.00

  

Emperor Guangxu Commemorative Coin $7.99
Cellophane sealed set contains Lincoln penny thru Kennedy half dollar, issued by the Denver, Philadelphia, and San Francisco Mint. Complete with outer envelope. Nice condition, one penny has toned at the rim area inside the cellophane wrappers. Shipping: $1.98 1st Class Mail.  The only source of the silver-clad 1970-D Kennedy half dollar, which was ONLY issued in mint sets. Original outer white envelope is included. Some pennies have light pinhead toning within their sealed wrappers. Shipping: $1.98 via 1st class mail.  This Israel State Bronze Medal with the emblem of Keren Hayesod Jubilee in the center on one side and on the reverse in the center a group of faceless men and woman standing on a tiny vessel symbolizes Immigration, was designed by Yitzhak Pugacz and issued in 1970. Commemorating the 50th. anniversary of Keren Hayesod, it embodies the tangible expression of the Jewish people's longing for a National Home and it's unshakable determination to take its destiny into its own hands and shape that Home for itself. This Jubilee Commemorative Medal is an award to an entire people. In it's original box, that has damage and the name Michael Howard inside, this medal comes with it's original paperwork and is numbered #2056 and measures 1/8 inch thick and 2 3/8 inches in diameter. An addition to any United Israel Appeal Collection. SH & Ins. will be quoted after orders placed. If you have questions please contact me and thank you for looking.  This Israel State Bronze Medal with the emblem of Keren Hayesod Jubilee in the center on one side and on the reverse in the center a group of faceless men and woman standing on a tiny vessel symbolizes Immigration, was designed by Yitzhak Pugacz and issued in 1970. Commemorating the 50th. anniversary of Keren Hayesod, it embodies the tangible expression of the Jewish people's longing for a National Home and it's unshakable determination to take its destiny into its own hands and shape that Home for itself. This Jubilee Commemorative Medal is an award to an entire people. In it's original box, that has damage and the name Michael Howard inside, this medal comes with it's original paperwork and is numbered #4211 and measures 1/8 inch thick and 2 3/8 inches in diameter. An addition to any United Israel Appeal Collection. SH & Ins. will be quoted after orders placed. If you have questions please contact me and thank you for looking.

U. S. 1972 MINT SET - 11 Coins P - D - $9.75

  

1970 U. S. MINT SET - 10-coins $22.00

  

Keren Hayesod 50th Jubulee Israel Medal $15.00

  

Keren Hayesod 50th Jubulee Israel Medal $15.00
This Santa Claus copper novelty token is the same size as a penny. Will come to you sealed in a 2X2 inch coin holder. ADD $1.50 SHIPPING TO ANYWHERE IN THE USA.  Challenge Coins have exploded in popularity in today’s military. The thousands of unique designs represent camaraderie, service achievements and bragging rights. They are treasured and collected, and now they can be proudly displayed. Available in Cherry finish. Black-on-brass engraving plate. (Engraving additional.) Holds approximately 110 coins. Item No. 115 OD: 16 inches x 9 inches x 2 1/2 inches  Challenge Coins have exploded in popularity in today’s military. The thousands of unique designs represent camaraderie, service achievements and bragging rights. They are treasured and collected, and now they can be proudly displayed. Available in Cherry or Oak finishes. Includes black-on-brass engraving plate. (Engraving additional) Holds approximately 60 coins. Item No. 117 OD: 17 inches x 5 1/2 inches x 2 3/4 inches  Challenge Coins have exploded in popularity in today’s military. The thousands of unique designs represent camaraderie, service achievements and bragging rights. They are treasured and collected, and now they can be proudly displayed. Available in Cherry or Oak finishes. Includes black-on-brass engraving plate. (Engraving additional) Holds approximately 30 coins 17 inches long x 2 1/2 inches deep Item No. 116C, 116O

Coin Santa Claus Novelty Token $2.00

  

Coin Rack Displays $67.95

  

Challenge Coin Display - 6 Row $75.95

  

Challenge Coin Display - 3 Row $49.99
Cellophane sealed sets contain Lincoln penny thru Susan B. Anthony dollars. 1 SBA dollar from each of the three Mints. Complete with outer envelope. Nice condition, there is a tad of toning to the pennies. Shipping: $1.98 1st Class Mail.  Cellophane sealed set contains Lincoln penny thru 40% silver Kennedy half dollar, issued by the Denver, Philadelphia, and San Francisco Mint. Complete with outer envelope. Nice overall condition, the pennies have toned inside the cellophane wrappers. Shipping: $1.98 1st Class Mail.  Beautifully handcrafted in solid mahogany Solid mahogany with no laminates, veneers, or particle boards Holds up to 32 challenge coins in four rows Front and back view of coins Crystal clear, shatter-proof back made of Plexiglas that is 10 times stronger than glass yet 50 percent lighter Curved base adds stability and style Accommodates oversized coins—as large as 2.5 inches in diameter Individual slots help keep coins in place Place it on a desk or shelf Keeps desk and working areas free of clutter Finished with a fine lacquer for protection of the wood and a lasting luster Dimensions: 14.5 in. high, 24 in. wide, 2.5 in. deep Ample space for an engraved plate at the base, up to 1.5 in. high and 4 in. wide Items in case not included  Beautifully handcrafted in solid mahogany Solid mahogany with no laminates, veneers, or particle boards Holds up to 32 tokens, coins, or chips in four rows Front and back view of tokens, coins, or chips Crystal clear, shatter-proof back made of Plexiglas that is 10 times stronger than glass yet 50 percent lighter Curved base adds stability and style Accommodates large items—as large as 2.5 inches in diameter Individual slots help keep items in place Place it on a desk or shelf Helps keep desk free of clutter Finished with a fine lacquer for protection of the wood and a lasting luster Dimensions: 14.5 in. high, 24 in. wide, 2.5 in. deep Ample space for an engraved plate at the base, up to 1.5 in. high and 4 in. wide Displayed items not included

U. S. 1981 MINT SET - 13 Coins PDS $15.70

  

U. S. 1968 MINT SET - 10 Coins P - D - $10.80

  

Coin Display Case $111.98

  

Poker Chip and Casino Token Display Case $111.98
Plaque entitled Edvard Gottl Wien dated 1909 and signed by L. Hujer. Plaque is 52mm across and 73mm in height.  Very nice two-sided plaque one side depicting three gentlemen with an inscription Zur feier des 100 jahr bestandes der FA: May & Holfield und des 25 jahr bestandes der FA: Robert Holfield, signed on this sWiide R Placht Wien 1907. On the other side is the Grundungshaus with and inscription den inhabern Edvard . Heinrich u Robert Holfield gewidmet von ihren in den geschaften tatigen sohnen Georgswald. Plaque is 74mm across and 47mm in height.  Austrian Imperial military plaque entitled Conr V. Hotzendorf Generaloberst dated 1915 and signed Stiasn. Plaque is 62mm across and 80mm in height.  Plaque entitled Ludwig Edler von Reithoffer signed by St. Schwartz and dated 1910 (in Roman numerals). Plaque is 56mm across and 74mm in height.

Plaque of Gottl by Hujer $50.00

  

2-sided plaque 100 anniversary of the Gr $60.00

  

Plaque of Hotzendorf by Stiasn $100.00

  

Plaque of von Reithoffer by Schwartz $50.00
Plaque entitled FM Ehg Friedrich signed by R. Marschall. Plaque is 60mm across and 70mm in height.  Austrian Imperial military plaque entitled Angdenken an das Kriesjahr 1914 signed Stiasn. Plaque is 52mm across and 66mm in height.  Cameograph entitled Oberammergau in America, 1924 signed Anton Lang. Piece is 39mm across and 52mm in height.   This is a hard-to-find 1985 Series One Dollar Federal Reserve Note, signed by Katherine Davalos Ortega, treasurer of the U.S. and James A Baker III, secretary of the treasury. It’s encased in plastic and has no apparent folds or other defects. (6318)

Plaque of Ehg by Marschall $50.00

  

Plaque of Andenken by Stiasn $80.00

  

Cameograph of Oberammergau by Lang $50.00

  

H-T-F 1985 Series $1 U. S. Fed Reserve No $11.95
Here’s a set of six coins minted in 1971, including an Eisenhower silver dollar, Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. All are encased in a special Whitman plastic holder. (6312) Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods.   Always a ‘Good-Luck’ favorite, here is the 1976 Series Two-Dollar Federal Reserve Note. It's in Very Good condition, with no apparent folds or other defects. A nice gift! (6317)   Here are five coins minted in 1995, encased together in a Whitman plastic coin holder. They include a Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. (6330) Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods.   Here are five coins minted in 1988, encased together in a Whitman plastic coin holder. They include a Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. (6327) Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods.

1974 6-Coin Set With Eisenhower Dollar $18.95

  

$2 U. S. Fed Reserve Note, 1976 Series $11.95

  

1995 5-Coin Set in Plastic Holder $14.95

  

1988 5-Coin Set in Plastic Holder $14.95
This set of five coins was minted in 1992 and is encased in a Whitman plastic holder. It includes a Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. (6328) Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods.   Here are five coins minted in 1991, encased together in a Whitman plastic coin holder. They include a Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. (6331) Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods.   This set of five coins was minted in 1990 and is encased in a Whitman plastic holder. It includes a Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. (6334) Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods.   Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods. This set of five coins was minted in 1979 and is encased in a Whitman plastic holder. It includes a Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. (6321)

1992 5-Coin Set in Plastic Holder $14.95

  

1991 5-Coin Set in Plastic Holder $14.95

  

1990 5-Coin Set in Plastic Holder $14.95

  

1979 5-Coin Set in Plastic Holder $14.95
Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods. Here are five coins minted in 1984, encased together in a Whitman plastic coin holder. They include a Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. (6324)   Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods. This set of five coins was minted in 1983 and is encased in a Whitman plastic holder. It includes a Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. (6325)   Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods. Here are five coins minted in 1980, encased together in a Whitman plastic coin holder. They include a Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. (6326)   Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods. Here are five coins minted in 1978, encased together in a Whitman plastic coin holder. They include a Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. (6319)

1984 5-Coin Set in Plastic Holder $14.95

  

1983 5-Coin Set in Plastic Holder $14.95

  

1980 5-Coin Set in Plastic Holder $14.95

  

1978 5-Coin Set in Plastic Holder $14.95
Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods. This set of five coins was minted in 1976 and is encased in a Whitman plastic holder. It includes a Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. (6320)   Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods. This set of five coins was minted in 1971 and is encased in a Whitman plastic holder. It includes a Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. (6322)   Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods. This set of five coins was minted in 1985 and is encased in a Whitman plastic holder. It includes a Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. (6323)   Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods. Here are five coins minted in 1974, encased together in a Whitman plastic coin holder. They include a Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. (6332)

1976 5-Coin Bicentennial Set in Plastic $14.95

  

1971 5-Coin Set in Plastic Holder $14.95

  

1985 5-Coin Set in Plastic Holder $14.95

  

1974 5-Coin Set in Plastic Holder $14.95
Many people give coin sets like these as birthday keepsakes for youngsters (or older ‘kids’) who were born in the year the coin was minted or who have another special occasion to commemorate in that year! They’re from a local estate, and though we’re not coin dealers, we’ve described them as best we can – and include pictures to help you judge them. Please feel free to ask if we’ve left something out! The coins have been circulated, so may have a few scratches or light scuffs. We didn’t clean or polish these because many collectors prefer to use their own methods. This set of five coins was minted in 1967 and is encased in a Whitman plastic holder. It includes a Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln penny. (6335)   The 1982 U.S. Proof Coin Set contains a proof Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Jefferson nickel, Roosevelt dime and Lincoln one-cent coin produced by the San Francisco Assay Office. These are the only coins to have the ‘S’ mint mark in 1982. <b>This year’s set also includes a proof medal featuring the Treasury seal and the date 1789 on the obverse and an eagle and the inscription United States Proof Sets on the reverse. The medal was specially designed for the 1982 sets. </b> Proof coins are struck from specially prepared (non-silver) blanks. Each coin is struck twice with highly polished dies to assure a mirror-like finish, with each coin packaged in the set and bearing the ‘S’ mint mark. The coins are sealed in a newly-designed plastic package which protects and displays the set. These coins have never been handled or removed from the case. They are sealed in a clear, hard plastic case with a bright red-colored background, and all of that enclosed in the mint’s original decorated box. Condition is AS NEW. (6310) Many people give these as gifts – here’s something memorable for someone you know was born in 1982 or who’ll be celebrating a birthday in a year ending in ‘2’!   The 1980 Proof Coin Set contains one coin of each denomination: a Lincoln cent, Jefferson nickel, Roosevelt dime, Washington quarter, Kennedy half dollar and Susan B. Anthony dollar. Proof coins are struck from specially prepared (non-silver) blanks. Each coin is struck twice with highly polished dies to assure a mirror-like finish. The San Francisco Assay Office produces and packages the sets, and each coin bears the "S" mint mark. The coins are sealed in a newly-designed plastic package which protects and displays the set. These coins have never been handled or removed from the case. They are sealed in a clear, hard plastic case with a bright red-colored background, and all of that enclosed in the mint’s original decorated box. Condition is AS NEW. (6311) Many people give these as gifts – here’s something memorable for someone you know was born in 1980 or who’ll be celebrating a birthday in a year ending in ‘0’!  The 1983 U.S. Proof Coin set contains a proof Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln one-cent coin produced by the San Francisco Assay Office. The coins have the 'S' mint mark. The production of proof coins is a unique operation with special handling being given to both the dies and the blanks. Proof blanks are burnished with thousands of steel beads and cleaning chemicals to buff out imperfections and polish the surface. The polished blanks are then rinsed, dried and transferred to the press room where a final cleaning and inspection is given them by the coin operator before they are struck. Proof dies are first sandblasted resulting in a frosted appearance and texture to the die's surface. The portrait is then covered with tape and the background is polished with several grades of diamond polish and buffed. When the tape is removed the frosted design against the polished background gives a beautiful two-toned effect to the die which is transferred to the coins when they are individually struck twice. Proof coins are sealed in a clear plastic package to protect their beauty. These coins have never been handled or removed from the case. They are sealed in a clear, hard plastic case with charcoal-colored background, and all of that enclosed in the mint’s original decorated box. Condition is AS NEW. (6309) Many people give these as gifts – here’s something memorable for someone you know who was born in 1983 or who’ll be celebrating a birthday in a year ending in ‘3’!

1967 5-Coin Set in Plastic Holder $14.95

  

1982 U. S. Proof Coin Set $27.95

  

1980 U. S. Proof Coin Set $27.95

  

1983 U. S. PROOF COIN SET $27.95
The 1984 proof set contains a proof Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel and Lincoln one-cent coin produced by the San Francisco facility of the United States. These sets have been produced and packaged in San Francisco since 1968. All aspects of production from dies to blanks to the striking and handling of each coin are specially designed to provide the ultimate in quality. Special dies and blanks are used and each coin is struck twice. This results in a coin with a frosted portrait on a mirror-like background. The jewel-like coins are removed from the press by hand and those meeting the high quality standards are sealed into plastic cases. These coins have never been handled or removed from the case. They are sealed in a clear, hard plastic case with deep burgundy background, and all of that enclosed in the mint’s original decorated box. Condition is AS NEW. (6308) Many people give these as gifts – here’s something memorable for someone you know who was born in 1984 or who’ll be celebrating a birthday in a year ending in ‘4’!  This is the 1996, 49th edition of <b><font color=blue>A GUIDE BOOK OF UNITED STATES COINS,</font></b> compiled by R. S. Yeoman and published by Whitman Publishing, Racine WI. Known as ‘The Bible’ of the coin hobby, the 311-page softcover book includes the values of all U.S. coins, with detailed photos for easy identification and grading. Complete mintage records and the history of U.S. coins are included, as are special sections on mint errors, colonials, proof and mint sets, commemoratives, territorials, type coins, Civil War issues and U.S. Bullion coins. The book is in Very Good condition, with no apparent defects inside. The spine has a small crease, as do the cover corners. Still, a handy reference for the coin collector!! (6266)  Walt Disney 50th ann. bronze issued july 17,1987 of the classic movie of Snow white and the seven drawfs. The front of the coin shows snow white and the seven drawfs the rear has the 50th ann. logo. these are hermetically sealed  this Snow White 50th anniversary coin is 1/2 troy ounce of fine silver, made by the rarities mint. serial # 0700-0701-0702/20,000 these are all in mint condition and low numbered. Issued date 6/01/87 app. 1.5" dia.

1984 U. S. Coin Proof Set $27.95

  

U. S. Coins Guide Book, 1996 $5.00

  

Snow White 50th Anniversary Bronze $14.95

  

Snow White 50th anniversary $45.00
Unusual Austrian bank note for propaganda purpose by the political opposition party: The front shows a pattern similar the 100 Schilling issue of that time. At the back is explained how bad inflation was in the year of 1953. Fine condition.  1926, quite unusual Certificate of Life Membership for the Altwold Country Club, Woodbury Heights, New Jersey. Issued to Mr. Robert H. Comey (1000 Dollar share). Attached is a letter with the following content:"This life membership may turn out to be of considerable value - due to a very possible division of a balance which should come from a final settlement, after all other habilities are paid off R. H. Coney". Number "1" item.  This example of a Large Cent is so heavily worn that the date is not legible. From what details are visible, it appears that this coin is either a Coronet (1816-1839) or possibly a Braided Hair (1840-1857). But it appears from careful analysis that this particular coin only has 13 stars based on the spacing between the ones still visible up the left edge of the coin. There are five stars visible between the bottom of the bust and the tip of the coronet implying that a total of 13 would be correct for this coin. If that is the case, then this coin could only be a rare 1817 Coronet. Another feature that points to a Coronet is that on the reverse, the Words One Cent have obvious spacing between the words and the wreath. In the later Braided Hair Variety, the lettering is heavy and both the top right point of the letter E and the lower curve of the letter C are in contact with the wreath. However, the coronet should have a center dot, and this particular coin doesn't show the dot. Whether it wasn't there to begin with or is just worn from visibility, I can't tell. So, given the diagnostics, this coin is more likely a Coronet than a Braided Hair, but given the poor condition of the obverse of the coin, I can't be certain. And, even though this coin is in poor condition, it is so very rare in all grades so it remains a worthy collectible. Specs: WT: 10.89g; Composition: 100% copper; Diameter: 28mm; smooth edge. Note, 1817 was the only year of the 13 star variety of which this coin appears to be. I plan to try a pencil etching to see if more details can be revealed, and if so, I'll update this description accordingly.  minted 6-1-87 by rarities mint co.#9958 .999 fine silver (mib) this is the dwarf happy

Unusual Austrian banknote for propaganda $14.00

  

Altwold Country Club, Woodbury Heights $340.00

  

Very Worn Large Cent $7.20

  

happy coin $90.00


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