2005 American Mint Eagle Coin

The 2005 American Mint Eagle Coin is a piece of history as well as a work of art. The obverse features America´s symbol of freedom: The Statue of Liberty. The reverse features America´s symbol of strength: The Eagle. Gold and silver have been the cornerstones of the world´s economies and banking systems since they were first developed, many of the metals have lost little of their allure even today. 1/10 of an ounce of pure silver plated with 24-kt. gold.Limitation: UnlimitedMaterial: .999 fine silver 24-k gold platedWeight: 1/10 oz.Issue year: 2005Diameter: 20 mmQuality: ProofObverse: Statue of LibertyReverse: EagleCustomer can only order up to 5 pcs.

Gold Rush 1849

In January 1848, a carpenter in California´s Sacramento Valley discovered the first significant gold strike. By summer, news of the discovery was published in newspapers across the nation Filled withaccounts of men who claimed to have become rich overnight, these reports prompted a rapid influx of fortune seekers to the valley. Within one year, more than 80,000 "forty-niners" had arrived in California. Limited edition, Proof quality, 30 mm (Approx. 1.2 in)Up to 5 items per customer

1901 Lewis and Clark Banknote Proof

As the best-known currency in the world, the American dollar has long been a symbol of a stable economy. In 1901, the United States Treasury Department issued a special $10 banknote honoring the great American explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, whose journey nearly one hundred years before was the first mission to document the uncharted American West. Known today as the "Bison Dollar,"this rare $10 banknote is highly coveted by collectors around the world. Now, we are pleased to offer you an exclusive commemorative proof celebrating this numismatic treasure. Limited to 9,999 worldwide. 40 mm (Approx. 1.6 in.)Up to 5 items per customer

Best Friend of Charleston

The age of the American railroad was slowly dawning when "The Best Friend of Charleston" made its big debut on January 1831. To tremen- dous applause from bystanders, the first steam locomotive to becompletely manufactured in America, embarked on its maiden trip from its home station along the South Caroli- na Railroad track. With 50 passengers and 5 cars in tow, it easily reached the impressivespeed of 18 miles per hour.Limitation: 9999 complete editionsMaterial: .999 silverWeight: 8.5 gIssue year: 1998Diameter: 30 mmQuality: proofObverse: "Best friend"Reverse: Rocket locomotiveCustomer can only order up to 5 pcs.

Banknote - Grover Cleveland $1000

The $1000 banknote, first issued in 1934, is devoted to Grover Cleveland, who was U.S. President in 1885-1889 and again in 1893-1897. Mindful of the connection of the respectable democrat from New Jersey, this minting shows a view of the impressive Goldman Sachs Towers in Jersey City. The 238 m (780 ft) high skyscraper is among the 50 highest buildings in the USA.Limitation: 9,999 complete editionsMaterial: Copper-nickelWeight: 32 gramsIssue year: 2006Diameter: 40 mm (Approx. 1.6 in.)Quality: Brilliant uncirculatedObverse: $1000 Banknote Grover ClevelandReverse: Eagle, US flagsCustomer can only order up to 5 pcs.

Jefferson Nickel Inlay 2003

In 1938, the Treasury Department announced a competition for designs to replace the Indian Head Buffalo Nickel. The winning design, submitted by the German-American sculptor Felix Schlag, featured a left-facing portrait of Thomas Jefferson dressed in period clothing and wearing a peruke wig. First introduced by the United States Mint in November 1938, the Jefferson Nickel has honored America´s third president for more than six decades. In 2004, this classic nickel design was replaced by two new designs commemorating the Louisiana Purchase and the Expedition of Lewis and Clark. This unique medallion features a genuine 2003 Jefferson Nickel minted by the United States Mint and plated in sparkling 14k gold. Limited to just 9,999 editions worldwide. 40 mm (Approx. 1.6 in.)Limitation: 9,999 complete editionsMaterial: Copper nickel with inlaid gold-plated NickelWeight: 32 gramsIssue year: 2003Diameter: 40 mm (Approx. 1.6 in.)Quality: Brilliant uncirculatedObverse: Inlaid 2003 Jefferson NickelReverse: U.S. Capitol and EagleCustomer can only order up to 5 pcs.

Lincoln Wheat Penny Inlay Proof

In 1909, Victor David Brenner was commissioned to design a new one-cent coin to replace the Indian Head Cent. A great admirer of Abraham Lincoln, Brenner designed the now-famous bust of Lincoln that still appears on the penny today. The first Lincoln cent was issued in 1909, the centennial of Lincoln´s birth, and was the first circulating coin to feature a person, living or deceased. The coin´s reverse showed two ears of wheat encircling the denomination until Brenner´s original design was replaced with the Lincoln Memorial reverse in 1959. This unique medallion features a genuine 14-kt. gold-plated Lincoln Wheat Penny minted by the United States Mint between 1909 and 1958. Limited to just 9,999 editions worldwide. 40 mm (Approx. 1.6 in.)Up to 5 items per customer

Five dollar - D-Day June 1944

Under the command of General Dwight D. Eisenhower, 156,000 American, British, and Canadian troops invaded the Normandy coast of France on the morning of June 6, 1944. By nightfall, the Allies occupied fifty-five miles of beachhead along the coast. This invasion, known as the D-Day Landing, marked the opening phase of the campaign that would ultimately lead to the end of World War II.Limitation: 50,000 piecesMaterial: copper-nickelWeight: 14.6 gramsIssue year: 2001Diameter: 33 mm (Approx. 1.3 in.)Quality: Brilliant uncirculatedCountry: LiberiaFace value: 5 DollarsCustomer can only order up to 5 pcs.

The Civil War´s Youngest Heroes

One hundred and forty years ago, our nation was at war against itself. Young boys wishing to serve their country often accompanied the troops, encouraging them with their drums. Now, this unique commemorative coin has been issued in honor of the youngest heroes of the Civil War. Limited to 50,000 worldwide, Brilliant uncirculated, 33 mm (Approx. 1.3 inches)Up to 3 items per customer

Little Big Horn

The Battle of the Little Big Horn was the most successful action by the American Indians against the U.S. Army in the West. The events surrounding the Battle of the Little Big Horn have fascinated amateur and professional historians for nearly 130 years, principally because of its many mysteries. We will never know exactly what happened at "Custer´s Last Stand." American Mint is pleased to offer this coin commemorating this historical event.Up to 5 items per customer