1968 U.S. Apollo VII Medals

[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] 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] 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

[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

Assorted Silver 1968, 1969 and 1970 Proof Sets, 1984 Prestige Set, 1987 Constitution Dollars, 1974 -S Eisenhower Proof Dollar, 1982 Washington Proof Half, Franklin Mint Apollo 17 Sterling Medal, Jeffe

[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] 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 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] 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] 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] 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] 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

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] 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

[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] 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

“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

[NASA Space Exploration] Group of 15 duplicate medals all stamped "999 Fine Silver" on edge and sculpted by John Roberts. All 51mm. Some toning, otherwise Near Proof condition. Total weight 46 ozt / 1

[NASA Space Exploration] Group of 15 duplicate medals all stamped "999 Fine Silver" on edge and sculpted by John Roberts. All 51mm. Some toning, otherwise New Proof condition. Total silver weight 45.9