U.S. 1971 Apollo XV Platinum Medal

1971 Apollo XV 999 Fine Silver Worden-Scott-Irwin

[NASA Space Exploration] U.S. Apollo 11 gold-filled medal and others. Comprising two First Man on the Moon, produced by Dieges & Clust of Providence, stamped "1/10 10k GF". Features four inset mine-cu

[NASA Space Exploration] Group of Apollo 11 .999 and silver medals. Group of eleven medals stamped on edge ".999 + pure silver" produced by Medallic Art Co. NY. All bear satin finish and measure 64mm

[NASA Space Exploration] Twenty one Apollo 11 .999 silver medals with gold inset. Stamped .999 on edge. Obverse bears a topographical lunar hemisphere with a 3mm dia. Gold inset marking the spot with

[NASA Space Exploration] A hoard of approximately two hundred fifty identical Apollo 7 silver-plate commemorative medals in original octagonal plastic holders and cardboard shipping sleeves. All 39mm.

[NASA Space Exploration] Comprises 1.) Nine Italian white metal medals sculpted by Costantino Affer. Sizes from 32mm to 50mm. Near proof condition. 2.) Seventeen white metal medals in plastic containe

[NASA Space Exploration] U.S. 1968 Apollo 8 assorted medals and exonumia. Comprises 1.) Group of more than twenty five copper-finish medals struck for the Historical Medal Society of Australia and New

2.5" in diameter. W/Box

[NASA Space Exploration] Apollo 9 assorted medals. Comprises: 1.) Costantino Affers commemorative medal designed for the March 3, 1969 Space Flight of James McDivitt, David Scott, and Russell Schweick

[NASA Space Exploration] Group of Apollo 11 medals. Comprises 1.) Eight medals by sculptor / medalist Paul Vingze. Sizes from 45mm (six medals) to 64mm (two medals). One in each size is gold-plated. 2

Three (3) “Apollo VIII”, three (3) “Grissom/Chaffee/White Memoriam”, three (3) “Apollo 10” and three (3) “Apollo 11” gold-plated medals, produced by Spacecraft Medals Inc. Proof condit

[NASA Space Exploration] Pair of Apollo 7 Spacecraft Medals Inc. fine silver .999 medals. Each commemorates the October 11, 1968 mission flown by astronauts Wally Schirra, Walt Cunningham, and Donn Ei

[NASA Space Exploration] Apollo 11 medals comprising 1.) Two medallic Art Co. NY medals with triple portraits obverse and lunar landscape with Earth on reverse. 64mm. 2.) Three medallic Art Co. NY med

[NASA Space Exploration] Apollo 1 Franklin Mint group, comprising twenty three silver-plate medals, twelve bronze medals, two lead proofs, a five-piece proof set, and three wood tokens. All medals 39m

[NASA Space Exploration] Five large Apollo 11 single-sided copper medals produced by American Mint Associates. Each depicts two astronauts planting the flag of the U.S.A. on the lunar surface. Both as

[NASA Space Exploration] Assorted sterling silver medals. Includes: 3 Dieges and Clust examples, 2 John Roberts "He Came In Peace" Christian medals, and Imre Mosdossy medal, a Matsumoto medal and othe

“First Man on the Moon”, produced by Dieges & Clust of Providence, stamped “D&C Prov.RI” and “1/10 10KGF”, measures approximately 2 1/4 inches in diameter. Total weight 5.195 troy oz. Unci

The Apollo Medal or Token has a Greenish Tone to it. It Commemorates the First Manned Lunar Landing, July 20, 1969.

Apollo 10 large group of medals. Comprises: 1.) Eight Franklin Mint boxed proof sets commemorating the May 18, 1969 Space Flight of Thomas A. Stafford, Eugene A. Cernan, and John W. Young. Each set co

[NASA Space Exploration] Comprises: 1.) "All Systems Go! - Snoopy". 7 sterling silver medals. All 39mm. Designed by Charles M. Schulz. 2.) "Sardine 11". 2 sterling silver medals designed by W. Wheeler

[NASA Space Exploration] Group of nineteen Apollo 1 medals struck variously in .800, .925, and .999 silver. Each bears a memorial legend for the Disaster on January 27, 1967 that Took the Lives of Ast

[NASA Space Exploration] Hoard of over two hundred Apollo 8 silver-plate medals commemorating the December 21, 1968 mission flown by astronauts Frank Borman, James Lovell, and William A. Anders. All d

[NASA Space Exploration] Apollo 10 large group of medals. Comprises: 1.) Eight Franklin Mint boxed proof sets commemorating the May 18, 1969 Space Flight of Thomas A. Stafford, Eugene A. Cernan, and J

[NASA Space Exploration] U.S. Apollo 11 large group of medals. Commemorative medals issued for the Historical Flight of the Apollo XI Lunar Landing Mission successfully flown by Astronauts Edwin E. Al