Shield Nickel (1866-1883) Circulated Condition Random Dates 5 cents

Shield Nickel (1866-1883) Circulated Condition Random Dates 5 centsSHIELD NICKEL IN CIRCULATED CONDITION The obverse features shield crowned by a pair of drooping laurel branches and the words IN GOD WE TRUST above the shield. The reverse shows the numberr 5 surrounded by 13 six pointed stars. Shield Nickel In Circulated Condition Dealers Choice for Dates. Coin may be very worn, but will have a visible date.

as well as weight and purity and a micro-engraved maple leaf privy mark showing the number “14” when magnified

$2 - 1953 Red Seal Federal Reserve Note FRN - About Uncirculated (AU)

is one of the most distinctive and artistic coins in American history

Philadelphia

Honest grading and clearly described condition

the phrase “IN GOD WE TRUST” was added above the eagle’s head—a historic change that reflected the nation’s post-Civil War identity and values

"name":"Three Cent Nickel - Cull Condition"

Brilliant Uncirculated coins from the Royal Canadian Mint

Obverse: Paul Kruger portrait

Mint needed a larger denomination gold coin to handle booming bullion supplies

"name":"$2 - 1953 Red Seal FRN - Extra Fine"

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