Uncirculated Civil War Gettysburg $5 Liberia

Incl 6-20 grams .999 bars, 2 American Mint Gettysburg silver $5.00 coins (Liberia), 1986 Liberty Commemorative half dollar (uncirculated), 6 S.B.A. dollar coins, 4 1943 pennies, IMPORTANT: Before bidd

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2000 Liberia Gettysburg 5 Dollar Coin. With COA

2000 Battle of Gettysburg/Republic of Liberia $5 Round

2000 5 Dollars Commemorating Gettysburg, 2001 5 Dollars Commemorating The Attack on Pearl Harbor & 2004 5 Dollars Commemorating Charles Lindbergh From Liberia

Gettysburg 5 cent stamp

Wood Swatch from Gen. R. E. Lee’s HQ During Battle Of Gettysburg Wood swatch, 1.5" x .5", Gettysburg, PA, July 1-3, 1863, taken from from the world famous Thompson House better known as Gen

5 COUNT, REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA 5$ CIVIL WAR COMMEMORATIVE COINS. 1999 COA

BID WITH SILVER CITY AUCTIONS. ESTIMATE $150 - $175.

Certified MS 69 PL by PCGS.

3 Civil War 32 Cent Stamp Sheets cancelled at Gettysburg- 1995 5 1943 Turning the Table 29 Cents Stamp Sheets cancelled in Washington DC - 1993 Condition: Good

Very rare eagle bronze pole top recovered from the Gettysburg battlefield, 5.25 in. tall (excluding the threaded screw at base), 6.5 in. wide, in excellent condition indicating that it was picked up f

2 Pieces of Cannon Shrapnel from Gettysburg. 2 5/8" to 5 5/8"

Custard Glass Covered Jar - 6.5" - Anniversary - "Gettysburg 1863 - 1913"

2001 Liberia $5 Coin - Civil War - Fort Sumter History w/ COA

Also includes Gary, Watkins N.Y., Allentown, PA., and Tennessee. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will

Blue transferware, marked to underside with "Pickett's Charge, Gettysburg". Lg. 12.5".

1936 Gettysburg Half Dollar UNCIRCULATED

1936 Gettysburg Half Dollar UNCIRCULATED

1936 Gettysburg Half Dollar UNCIRCULATED

1936 Gettysburg Half Dollar UNCIRCULATED

1936 Gettysburg Half Dollar UNCIRCULATED

Two(2) scarce PA. 1860's postmarked envelopes. H. C. Allemann(military governor of Gettysburg 1861); Col. Hiram C. Alleman(military governor of Gettysburg 1863; 3in. X 5.25in.(each)

A handsome and massive walnut dresser by Bill Ward 7.5" H, 8.5" L with an assortment of faux books plus readable copies of the New Testament 1.5" H and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address made by Bela Blau.