1868 2 Cent Piece GD06 PCIThe 1868 2 Cent Piece, graded GD06 by PCI, shows considerable wear, yet the main design elements, such as the shield and olive branch, are still faintly visible, reflecting the coin's age and circulation history. As part of the early series of 2 Cent Pieces issued during the post Civil War period, this coin holds historical significance for collectors interested in the evolution of U. S. currency. Despite its lower grade, the 1868 2 Cent Piece remains

999 silver

Treasury stored Morgan Silver Dollars in vaults and were later released during the 1970's this hoard was known as the General Service Administration or GSA hoard

it features the iconic depiction of Liberty striding toward the dawn on the obverse and a perched eagle on the reverse

The reverse displays Emily Damstra's modern depiction of a bald eagle in flight

Printed on  genuine 1990's 10 lira coin

presents a strong strike with crisp detail on both the obverse and reverse

The 1947-D Roosevelt Dime in MS65 (Mint State 65) condition

as coins from this mint are highly sought after in high grades

with vibrant hues spread across its lustrous surface

this coin holds special significance for collectors

is an outstanding example with exceptional detail

is a rare and valuable coin in the Walking Liberty series due to its low mintage at the Denver Mint