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The quarter's reverse was designed by Ronald D. Sanders and sculpted by Renata Gordon. *Cupro-Nickel clad Copper core.
Also named the Tricentennial Set or Two Dollar Coins' Set, this nicely preserved RCM case encloses seven coins in proof finishes. All coins show the likeness of late Queen Elizabeth II facing right profile on their obverses. **6 coin denominations, one silver dollar, one nickel dollar.
Ronald W. Reagan Double Eagle Presidential Commemorative Token. ****Obverse**** The bust of Ronald Reagan with the date to the left and the mintmark to the right Script: Latin Lettering: RONALD W. REAGAN 1984 AA 40TH AMERICAN PRESIDENT ****Reverse**** A double eagle depiction. Script: Latin Lettering: DOUBLE EAGLE W PRESIDENTIAL COMMEMORATIVE ****Edge**** Reeded ****Mint**** AA National Historic Mint, Westbury, New York, USA (non-government firm)
Plastic display containing a: 1921 Morgan 1928 Peace 1971 Eisenhower
American Bank Note Company 10 Units Test Note *Series 1929 Specimen PMG Choice Uncirculated 63 EPQ The PMG graded example was given the comment "as made ink" for the green ink smear on the face and the black ink smear on the back. This 63 EPQ example lacks a segmented foil security thread. The *Series of 1929* is a sample as these Specimens were not printed by the ABCo until the 1960s-70s and possibly into the 1980s in order to safeguard government contracts.
American Innovation Program Massachusetts Dollar launched on October 29th, 2020. The obverse* shows a depiction of the Statue of Liberty in profile. This art image was designed by Justin Kunz and sculpted by Phoebe Hemphill. Inscriptions read: "IN GOD WE TRUST" and "$1." The reverse* depicts an early rotary telephone dial designed by Emily Damstra and sculpted by Eric D. Custer.
20 ECS Banknote ***Obverse*** Illustration of the Company of Jesus Church Lettering: Banco Central Del Ecuador sociedad anonima Compañía de Jesús - Quito Veinte Sucres Translation: Central bank of Ecuador anonymous society Jesus company - Quito 20 Sucres ***Reverse*** Coat of arms in centre Lettering: Banco Central Del Ecuador sociedad anonima Veinte Sucres Translation: Central bank of Ecuador anonymous society 20 Sucres ***Printer*** De La Rue (Thomas de la Rue), London, UK
Mostly known as Walking Liberty Dollar or Silver Eagle Bullion. Obverse*********** Walking Liberty Script: Latin Lettering: L I B E R T Y IN GOD WE TRUST AAW 2007 Engraver: Adolph Alexander Weinman Reverse************ Heraldic eagle with shield Script: Latin Lettering: ·UNITED STATES OF AMERICA· E PLURIBUS UNUM JM 1 OZ. FINE SILVER~ONE DOLLAR Translation: United States of America · OUT OF MANY, ONE JM 1 oz. Fine silver ~ ONE DOLLAR Engraver: John M. Mercanti Edge************ Reeded with 201 reeds
Acting Governor signed, this banknote stopped being printed in June 2012 and was substituted by a two dollar coin. Front Description** Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II at centre right. Fijian Coat-of-Arms at top right. Back Description** Children with an athletics meeting in the background.
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