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"From 2022 through 2025, the American Women quarters celebrate the accomplishments of American women and their contributions to our nation's development and history. The coins' reverse designs, issued five per year, honor the likes of writer and performer Maya Angelou; physicist Dr. Sally Ride, the first American women in space; Wilma Mankiller, the first female principle chief of the Cherokee Nation; Nina Otero-Warren, a leader in the suffrage movement, education, and public health; and Anna...

Philatelic Masterpiece - with every space beautifully illustrated. Includes U.S. Regular, Commemorative, Air Post, Special Delivery, Postage Due, Official, Revenues, Federal Hunting Permit, and Confederate States issues from years 1847 - 1994.

H.E. Harris snaplocks for United States Large Dollars ( Trade, Morgan, Peace, & Eisenhower ), these coin holders are color coded in Gray for easy coin identification. The back of this 2 x 2 is black in color. Made from durable materials that will not harm your coins, these snaplocks are excellent for coin display or long-term storage. Sold in a retail pack of 6 pcs.

Set against an image of Mt. Rushmore this H.E. Harris Frosty case holds four Presidential Small Dollars that measure 26.5 mm. This case is designed specifically to not damage your coins as well as provide a great way to display them.*Coins NOT Included

For the collector with his or her own system of classification, or who has his or her own favorite collectibles, this folder for United States half dollars contains blank openings which may be personalized accordingly. Half Dollars 12 Unlabeled Coin Slots12 Unlabeled Coin Slots12 Unlabeled Coin Slots

"The Walking Liberty Half Dollar was designed by highly regarded sculptor Adolph A. Weinman, who also designed the Mercury dime. Weinman's initials appear on the reverse below the eagle's tail feathers. It's beautiful design made the "Walker" an immediate favorite. The Dynamic figure of Liberty moves vigorously toward " the dawn of a new day." She wears the nation's Stars and Stripes and carries branches of laurel and oak to signify civil and military glory." - Whitman Publishing Walking...

"The Walking Liberty Half Dollar was designed by highly regarded sculptor Adolph A. Weinman, who also designed the Mercury dime. Weinman's initials appear on the reverse below the eagle's tail feathers. It's beautiful design made the "Walker" an immediate favorite. The Dynamic figure of Liberty moves vigorously toward " the dawn of a new day." She wears the nation's Stars and Stripes and carries branches of laurel and oak to signify civil and military glory." - Whitman Publishing Walking...

Set against an image of Mt. Rushmore and George Washington this H.E. Harris Frosty case holds eight Presidential Small Dollars that measure 26.5 mm. Specifically designed not to damage your coins, H.E. Harris Frosty cases are also a great way to store and protect your coins.*Coins NOT Included

Packed in quantities of 25 pcs these 2" x 2" coin holders are also color coded for easy coin identification. Made from durable materials that will not harm your coins, these snaplocks are excellent for coin display or long-term storage. Gray = Large Dollar*Coin NOT Included

Your Silver Dollar coin will be protected in this display and storage holder specifically designed for Large Dollar coins that measure 38.1 mm. This frosty case features an image of the American flag and the space to hold one Large Silver Dollar ( Trade, Morgan, Peace, & Eisenhower ). Attention: 1 oz American Silver Eagles ARE NOT large silver dollars, they are considered Bullion and measure 40.6 mm.*Coin NOT Included

"The Franklin half dollar was introduced in honor of Benjamin Franklin, the renowened printer, author, inventor, and diplomat. Franklin's efforts on behalf of the fledgling United States have earned him a well-deserved reputation as one of the first great American citizen-patriots. U.S. Mint Chief Engraver John R. Sinnock designed the coin; his initials appear below Franklin's shoulder. The Liberty Bell design on the reverse was modeled after a sketch by artist John Frederick Lewis. Following...

"The assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, was a devasting blow to the people of the United States and the world. Almost immediately, plans were made to create a lasting memorial to the beloved president in the form of a circulating coin. The Congressional Act of December 20, 1963, authorized replacement of the Franklin half dollar with the new Kennedy coin. United States Mint Chief Engraver Gilroy Roberts designed the obverse, modeling the profile portrait after the...