People of the Book Gold Coin.

People of the Book Gold Coin. Gold 900. 17.28gr. Issued by Israel Government Coins and Medals Corp.

Let My People Go Gold Coin, Israel, 1971. Gold 900. 22gr. 30mm. Issued by Israel Government coins and Medals Corp.

1987 200th Anniversary US Constitution We The People Silver and Gold Coin Set, in display case with COA,  United States Constitution Coins. 1 Dollar Silver Coin 0.900 Silver 26.73 g, 5 Dollar Gol

1987 200th Anniversary US Constitution We The People Silver and Gold Coin Set, in display case with COA for Gold Coin,  United States Constitution Coins. 1 Dollar Silver Coin 0.900 Silver 26.73 g

1987 200th Anniversary US Constitution We The People Silver and Gold Coin Set, in display case with COA for gold coin,  United States Constitution Coins. 1 Dollar Silver Coin 0.900 Silver 26.73 g

1987 200th Anniversary US Constitution We The People Silver and Gold Coin Set, in display case,  United States Constitution Coins. 1 Dollar Silver Coin 0.900 Silver 26.73 g, 5 Dollar Gold Coin 0.

Lot includes 5 coins. Each read THE SUNOCO MILLENNIUM SERIES. Coins are each gold toned. Backsides of each depicts capitol building & reads SIGNING OF US CONSTITUTION WE THE PEOPLE. Coins, gold toned

"LET MY PEOPLE GO" 1971 RARE PROOF GOLD COIN (1-SET):Mintage; 10,000. IL. 100 Proof Gold Content: 900/1000 Weight: 22 gm, Dia: 30mm, Cat. No.: C/160 Quantity: 10,000 Minted in 1971. Minted at the Swis

Vintage Israeli coins including a 1981 2 Sheqalim Independence - The People of the Book silver coin which commemorates Israels independence while emphasizing the importance of literature and knowledge

1856 Indian Princess Head Gold $3 Three Dollar Piece - Early Gold Coins. USA Coin Book Estimated Value of 1856 Indian Princess Head Gold $3 is Worth $1,100 in Average Condition and can be Worth $4,388

1909 Indian Head Gold $5 Half Eagle Early Gold Coins. USA Coin Book Estimated Value of 1909 Indian Head Gold $5 Half Eagle is Worth $698 in Average Condition and can be Worth $848 to $2,142 or more in

1986 Commemorative $5 Proof Gold Coin. "We the People" .24 oz AGW

1987 Commemorative $5 Proof Gold Coin. "we The People" .all In The Original Packaging And C O A, 8.359g

2001 American Gold Eagle 1/10 Ounce Uncirculated $5 Gold Coin in Display Book - This 2001 uncirculated American Eagle $5 coin was struck from 1/10 ounce of .9999 fine gold. Since its introduction, thi

2003 American Gold Eagle 1/10 Ounce Uncirculated $5 Gold Coin in Display Book - This 2003 uncirculated American Eagle $5 coin was struck from 1/10 ounce of .9999 fine gold. Since its introduction, thi

2001 American Gold Eagle 1/10 Ounce Uncirculated $5 Gold Coin in Display Book - This 2001 uncirculated American Eagle $5 coin was struck from 1/10 ounce of .9999 fine gold. Since its introduction, thi

2001 American Gold Eagle 1/10 Ounce Uncirculated $5 Gold Coin in Display Book - This 2001 uncirculated American Eagle $5 coin was struck from 1/10 ounce of .9999 fine gold. Since its introduction, thi

2001 American Gold Eagle 1/10 Ounce Uncirculated $5 Gold Coin in Display Book - This 2001 uncirculated American Eagle $5 coin was struck from 1/10 ounce of .9999 fine gold. Since its introduction, thi

2000-2011 Sacagawea Gold Dollar Book (30 Coins)

FROM ANCIENT TIMES TO THE PRESENT. 9TH EDITION. AN ILLUSTRATED STANDARD CATALOG WITH VALUATIONS. BY ARTHUR L. FRIEDBERG AND IRA S. FRIEDBERG. ESTIMATE: $70-$100

Taking a cue from the success of the 1982 Chinese Gold Panda Coin, the People\\\'s Republic of China added silver coins to the series in 1983. For over two decades, these silver Chinese Panda coins ha

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were