Order of Christ Medal

In 1319, Pope John XXII created The Order of Christ to protect Christian interests in the Holy Land and throughout the world. This medal is an accurate reproduction of the one awarded to members of this Order. The star of the Military Order of Christ is silver with the original having 56 brillint points in various lengths and widths, each point ending with a ball. A red and gold band interwovenwith a wreath of oak leaves frames the red Latin cross with a gold border along with the broadened arms of a wooden cross. On this rests, in turn, a white enameled cross.Limitation: Limited EditionShape: Starburst with 56 pointsDesign: Wreath of Oak leaves frames Latin CrossColors: Silver with a Gold band frames white enamel crossSize: 2 1/4" roundWeight: 6 ouncesCustomer can only order up to 5 pcs.

Miniature Lincoln County Sheriff´s Badge

Now you can acquire a gold-plated museum-quality miniature of the famous Lincoln County Sheriff´s Badge. A miniature replica of the one worn by Pat Garrett when he tracked down Billy the Kid, this handsome collector´s badge offers you a chance to own a piece of America´s Old West. Only 9,999 complete editions of the "Badges of the Old West" collection, which includes the "Lincoln County Sheriff´sBadge," will be issued worldwide.Gold-Plated, Museum Quality Reproduction, Approx. 1.6"Up to 5 items per customer

Miniature Dodge City Marshal Badge

This highly detailed silver miniature has been produced to honor Dodge City´s most famous marshal - Wyatt Earp (1848-1929). Issued to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the death of this famous "guardian of the law," this exclusive museum-quality replica is strictly limited to just 9,999 worldwide. Heavy Silver Plate, Approx. 2 in.Up to 5 items per customer

Purple Heart

The oldest military decoration in the world in present use and the First American award made available to the common soldier. The Order of the Purple Heart for Military Merit was created by one of the nation´s most revered heroes, General George Washington in 1782. Then, Washington´s General Order establishing the honor was lost or misfiled for 150 years before it was rediscovered. On February 22, 1932, the U.S. War Department revived the Purple Heart, awarding it to members of the armed forces of the United States who are wounded by an instrument of war or posthumously to those who are killed in action or who die of wounds received in action. Today, it is also awarded to civilians wounded while serving within one of the armed forces and those wounded or killed during an international terrorist attack. The Purple Heart is the oldest military decoration in the world still in use. Now, this legendary award has been reproduced for the first time on a unique hand-enameled medallion. Limited to just 9,999 pieces worldwide, proof quality, 40 mm (Approx. 1.6 in.)Up to 5 items per customer

2006 5oz Bermuda Gold Proof

2006 legal tender flawless gold Proof features an intricate design of The Sea Venture. $9,995