The product is a 5 Centavos coin from Mexico dating back to the Empire of Maximilian (1864-67). This coin is made of silver with a fineness of 0.9, making it a valuable piece for collectors interested in coins from this historical period. The coin showcases the unique design and characteristics of the Maximilian Empire, providing a glimpse into the history and culture of Mexico during that time.
The 1864 2-Cent coin from the Philadelphia Mint is a valuable piece of United States history. This business strike coin, made of materials sourced from the United States, features a denomination of 2 cents and is uncertified. A collectible item for coin enthusiasts, this two-cent piece provides a glimpse into the economic landscape of the mid-19th century in the United States.
This coin is in raw uncertified condition. I give an estimated grade of what I think the coin is, but I will leave it up to you to view our high resolution large photos to judge the grade of what you think it is.
This coin is in raw uncertified condition. I give an estimated grade of what I think the coin is, but I will leave it up to you to view our high resolution large photos to judge the grade of what you think it is.
SCARCE - Peru 1/5 Sol (Quinto Sol) - 1864 YJ-DD - wide R B left of shield - KM# 191. NOTE: My scanned images are original, unedited, and not doctored in any way.
The initials "RB" are on the ribbons flanking the date. Scarce 1864/54 Y.B - Peru Un Sol - 90% Silver. The initials are above the 1 and the 4 of the date. This variety is scarce. The value of silver, and these beautiful coins, is continually rising.
From there, things exploded. Keep in mind that at this point I was 14! Things kept growing and growing and growing. I went to every coin show in our area in search of inventory. Even this proved to not be enough.
Zimbabwe Trillion. Zimbabwe Circulated. 1864 Two Cent Piece. Zimbabwe Billion. ASEs In Custom Coin Holders. Bullion Type -Coin. ASEs with U.S. Mint Gift Boxes. Zimbabwe Million.
1897 Indian Head Cent. Bronze Composite Penny (1864-1909). Mass / Weight: 3.11 grams.
I attend many coin shows during the year, and there is always a chance that the coin you have ordered may have been sold.
Right place, wrong century to be picky. The date reads clean, the lettering is there, and it’s a genuine Civil War year cent.
