Offered is a 1944-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar from the United States. This coin originates from a partial set and presents an opportunity to enhance your collection. It exhibits pleasant detail and appears to have been minimally handled, potentially having undergone a gentle ‘dipping’ process. Kindly examine the provided photographs for a comprehensive assessment of its condition.
This listing features a pair of commemorative medals issued in Pottstown, Pennsylvania to celebrate the U.S. Bicentennial in 1976. The set comprises one bronze medal and one solid (.925) sterling…
A pristine 1994 United States Mint Silver Proof Dollar commemorating the Bicentennial of the U.S. Capital Building in Washington, D.C. This collectible coin, struck at the San Francisco Mint from…
This is a 1853 Seated Dime Variety III featuring arrows at the date, presented in its natural, uncleaned condition. The coin shows no damage or bends and displays very nice…
This collectible piece from the Postal Commemorative Society showcases America’s First Commemorative Coin, issued by the United States Mint in Philadelphia in 1892 to celebrate the World’s Columbian Exposition held…
This is a historic 1865 Guatemala 2 Reales coin, crafted from .903 fine silver. Originally weighing 6.1 grams, this coin currently weighs 5.8 grams and contains .1770 troy ounces of…
This vintage coin exhibits the hallmarks of its age with visible signs of wear while retaining notable detail. For a comprehensive visual assessment, please review the accompanying photographs. Click Here…
