1867 Shield Nickel - No Rays - PCGS AU50 silver-bags

1867 Shield Nickel - No Rays - PCGS AU50 silver-bagsPCGS population of 79 Philadelphia Mint Mintage of 28,890,500 Contains 75% pure fine copper 25% nickel The Shield nickel was the first United States five cent piece to be made out of copper nickel, the same alloy of which American nickels are struck today. Designed by James B. Longacre, the coin was issued from 1866 until 1883, a super cool addition to your collection!

As a Burnished MS70

the 2003 $10 Uncirculated Platinum Eagle has the lowest mintage for the series

Mintage:  7

his Augusta

making them favorites among both new and seasoned numismatists

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NGC Certified

Just 31 prooflike Connecticut Denver Quarters have ever been certified and 3 in MS65 - a number that's unlikely to change substantially in the coming years

188 struck

The keelboat transported the Lewis and Clark expedition and their supplies through the rivers of the Louisiana Territory in search of a northwest passage to the Pacific Ocean

1/2 troy ounce of IRA eligible investment grade 22 karat gold

Just 56 prooflike 2005 D Sacagawea Dollars have every been certified and 7 in MS65 - a number that's unlikely to change substantially in the coming years