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Indian Head $10 gold coins, or gold eagles, were produced by US Mint each year from 1907 to 1916, and then intermittently until 1933. Replacing the Liberty (or Cornet) gold eagles that had been produced since 1838, Indian gold eagles were the last $10 gold coins minted for circulation. Today, they are avidly sought by…
A laughing kookaburra, the largest member of the kingfisher species, is synonymous with the Australian outback. These coins have a mintage of 500,000 and are made of .999 fine Silver. The 2016 Silver Kookaburra not only features a gorgeous design, they are also produced in limited mintages creating a great collectible opportunity. Add the 2016…
As a native of the mountainous regions of central China, the Panda Bear is universally loved. Their herbivorous, non-threatening nature, unique look, and playfulness all contribute to the perception of an extremely amiable, easy-going, and fun creature. It is no wonder that the Panda has been the feature of China’s bullion productions since its initial…
Jupiter, or Jove, was the chief deity in the Roman pantheon. There was no greater symbol of Roman might. Jupiter’s blessing was the Roman version of the divine right of kings. The alliance between Constantine the Great and Licinius I fashioned in the early fourth century was uneasy, despite the latter being married to the…
The Franklin Silver Half Dollar was struck from 1948 until 1963, when it was suddenly replaced with the Kennedy Half Dollar in memory of President John F. Kennedy. This collection includes every coin issued for circulation, from the first in 1948 to the last in 1963 every year of issue and every Mint mark. The…
Jupiter, or Jove, was the chief deity in the Roman pantheon. There was no greater symbol of Roman might. Jupiter’s blessing was the Roman version of the divine right of kings. The alliance between Constantine the Great and Licinius I fashioned in the early fourth century was uneasy, despite the latter being married to the…
