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AC's Sec.#57
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AC's Sec.#57
AC's Sec.#56ATB Quarter Ozark NP, Missouri.PCGS Graded PR69DCAMOn August 27, 1964 an area comprised in extension of more than four Missouri counties was established to protect its riverways. The Ozarks were dedicated as a National Forest and Park in 1971. It encloses an incredibly beautiful landmark and natural haven. In 2017, the UnitedStates Treasury authorized the minting of an image for Alley Mill depicting its view on a quarter as part of the America The Beautiful Quarter Program. This great certified sample shown here was struck by the San Francisco Mint in proof quality and finish. The quarter's reverse was designed by Ronald D. Sanders and sculpted by Renata Gordon. The obverse brought a refreshed image of the Nation's First President George Washington's profile from an original Flanagan's version. Only the San Francisco Mint was authorized to produce collectors' versions of this beautiful United States quarter.
May 25th, 2023.
On March 7, 1876 Scottish born Alexander Graham Bell officiallypatentedhis phone creation. Around 1880, over 49,000 lines were already in service. This kind of invention brought evolution to communications. Boston, Massachusetts was privileged to be among the first cities to enjoy the telephone system.
Modern rendition of the afamated Adolph A. Weinman's Walking Liberty for an obverse face and on the reverse of this beautiful coin John Mercanti's Heraldic Eagle. This great American coin is silver composed with a purity/weight of .999. First issuance of this nice design was launched in 1916 until 1947. Production of this coin was retaken in 1986 and extended until the year 2021. Produced without mint mark, this excellent silver bullion has been cherished by many enthusiasts and it is getting scarce already within the coin markets.
A precious acquisition I got several years ago. This celebrated framed Lincoln Memorial Cent Collection was framed by Tiara Corporation in 1973. It consists of 35 coins mostly dating from 1959 to 1973, with a 1909 Wheat design item included. This thirty-five cents' collection enclosed coins from the three basic US Mint Houses: Denver, Philadelphia and, San Francisco.As to the framing corporation there is not much data nowadays available besides a closed registry in Evanston, Illinois. Perhaps acquired originally in pristine condition the collection has been quite preserved regardless of its five decades of age.Basic coin information:Designer: Victor David Brenner.Metal content: 95% copper, 5% tin and zinc (for most of them.) Diameter: 19 mm. Weight: approximately 3.11 grams each.
Our glorious nation was already into an industrial push and development within 1878 and onwards. President Rutherford B. Hayes was in his second year of leadership reforming social and economic trends for a better American reality.
AC's Sec.#49American Innovation, Georgia $1 Coin,First Day of Issue
AC's Sec.#48Graded PR69DCAM, PCGS
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