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American Coin Treasures Civil War Coin and Stamp Commemorative Collection, Bicentennial Pennies, Presidential Dollars, US Mint State Postage Stamps
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American Coin Treasures Civil War Coin and Stamp Features
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TOP QUALITY COINS - The Bicentennial Pennies were minted to celebrate the 200 year anniversary of Lincoln's birth. Each penny shows a different reverse containing an important stage of Lincoln's life. The shield on the reverse of the Lincoln Shield penny contains the words E Pluribus Unum to honor his contibution of uniting the people of the United States. The 2010 Lincoln Presidential Dollar and the 2011 Grant Presidential Dollar celebrate their dedication to preserving the United States.
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MINT STATE - The collection continues with five commemorative United States Postage Stamps covering significant moments leading up to and during the civil war, a 1948, 3-cent Gettysburg Address Stamp, a 1961, 4-cent Fort Sumter Stamp, a 1963, 5-cent Gettysburg Battle Stamp, a 1964, 5-cent The Wilderness Stamp and a 1965, 5-cent Battle of Appomattox Stamp. The collection is displayed in a protective 6 by 4 inch wallet style portfolio.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY - Includes a genuine Certificate of Authenticity. The certificate attests to the fact that the coins in this piece are genuine United States coins. Genuine United States coins were produced in limited quantities by the U.S. Government, then authenticated and inspected for quality by a professional numismatist, and certified in collectible condition.
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GREAT GIFT - Comes packaged, perfect for the collector, your dad, husband, boyfriend, brother, sister, daughter, son, mother, father or special someone. Great for birthdays, Christmas, Father’s Day, special events, graduation, anniversaries and retirements. Coins are a perfect gift as they detail time and spirit through their obverse and reverse designs, images, wording and dates. Coins make fun keepsakes for travel, special events and holidays. Coins are historical, educational and collectible.
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OUR PROMISE - Items include a 30 day money back guarantee and a 1-Year parts & labor manufacturer's warranty. We will repair or replace, at our discretion, any defective product for a period of 1-year from the date of purchase. Items will have readable dates. American Coin Treasures specializes in coin gifts, collectibles, jewelry, stamps and novelty items. American Coin Treasures collections of coins, jewelry, pocket knives and graded coins makes it a one stop site for all your gift needs.
About American Coin Treasures Civil War Coin And Stamp
Honor America's past with this Civil War Coin and Stamp Collection. The collection begins by showcasing the four Lincoln Bicentennial Pennies minted in 2009. The Bicentennial Pennies were minted to celebrate the 200 year anniversary of Lincoln's birth. Each penny shows a different reverse containing an important stage of Lincoln's life. The set also contains the 2010 Lincoln Union Shield Penny. The shield on the reverse of the penny contains the words E Pluribus Unum to honor Lincoln's contibution of uniting the people of the United States. Two Golden Presidential Dollars flank the sides of the collection. The 2010 Lincoln Presidential Dollar and the 2011 Grant Presidential Dollar celebrate their dedication to preserving the United States. The collection continues with five commemorative stamps covering significant moments leading up to and during the civil war, a 1948, 3-cent Gettysburg Address Stamp, a 1961, 4-cent Fort Sumter Stamp, a 1963, 5-cent Gettysburg Battle Stamp, a 1964, 5-cent The Wilderness Stamp and a 1965, 5-cent Battle of Appomattox Stamp. On April 12, 1861, the Confederate Army fired a shot on a Federal Fort to begin the United States Civil War. On April 9, 1865, Confederate General Robert E. Lee fought his last battle at the Appomattox Courthouse before surrendering to Union General Ulysses S. Grant. The collection is displayed in a protective wallet style portfolio. A Certificate of Authenticity is included.
