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Please Note: All mintage figures and "list prices" on bars are taken from An Indexed Guide Book of Silver Art Bars - 5^th edition or the supplemental 6th edition  (available from us at the end of this page).  Most bars have a listing number which can be found in parenthesis, followed by the number minted (when known) and the list price (when given).  Other mintages are taken from the those noted on the actual item, Franklin Mint Almanac -- Numismatic Issues of the Franklin Mint, The Dealer's Guide To Franklin Mint Issues, Numismatic Issues of the Franklin Mint (various editions), and accompanying literature supplied with some issues.  Actual mintage may vary depending on the reliability of the reporting entity and differences between maximum mintages announced vs. actual production based on demand (usually less than anticipated).  FM = Franklin Mint.  Any item referred to as a "bar" or "round" is 1 oz. .999 silver unless otherwise noted.   The terms "ingot" and "bar" are used interchangeably as are "round," "medal," and "medallion."  Please see our policy on toned or tarnished items, treatment of original boxes, encapsulation services, etc. at the end of this list.

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"Numistamp" plaques for all coin types from half-cents through gold!  Includes all denominations/types in existence through 1978 such as the clad Kennedy half dollars, Ike dollars and Bicentennial types.  These were designed by and minted for the late Mort Reed.  Mort was a world renowned illustrator and columnist for Coin World for many years and wrote several books including the highly acclaimed Odd And Curious.  For those who were not around during the 1960s-70s when Reed was most active, his work in Coin World was often similar to Ripley's Believe It Or Not™, the popular syndicated series seen in the national media.   In the 1970s he created the Numistamp series of United States coins reproduced on 2-1/4x1-3/8" plaques that looked like large medallic stamps.  The composition of those plaques reflected the coins they bore so that Large cents were produced in copper while the nickel issues were stuck in nickel or a nickel-like material, (the War nickels in silver-like material), etc.  These plaques are rarely seen today and represent a beautiful addition to anybody's collection who enjoys older numismatic memorabilia or anything related to the series they collect.  We still have most types/denominations in stock at  $24.95 for each plaque.  Check to see if we still have what you need.

St. Volodymyr & St. Olha (Saints) // Millennium of Christianity in Ukraine. Nicely toned 1oz round $35.00

Booker T. Washington / Our Greatest Americans (Hamilton Mint 10,000 mintage) 1oz silver bar $27.95

Betsy Ross (Sewing Flag) / America I Love You! Pleasantly toned down center of bar. MOTA-8 160 mintage 1oz bar.  $175.00

Baseball Beauties / Put  It Here (Nude Girl playing catcher) 1oz silver round.  $36.00

Baseball Beauties / Put  It Here (Nude Girl playing catcher) silver-clad round.  $22.00

Football Beauties / Tight Ends (Partially Girl playing football) silver-clad round.  $22.00

Remember Your First Soft-Tail (Nude Girl Straddling front of motorcycle) 1oz silver round.  $36.00

Hot To Trot / Mustang Ranch (Nude Girl in cowboy hat in front of corralled mustangs) 1oz silver round.  $36.00

Hecla Mining Company 1982 // Hecla Minint Company - Day Mines, Inc. / Merged / October 20, 1981 / 999+ Fine Silver (Company logos, etc). Neat 1oz silver round from a mining company $27.99

John F Kennedy Oval Shaped Super Deep Cameo Ingot. One of the neatest ingots I have ever seen!  Weighs about 40 grams sterling silver FM 1976 $45.00

A. E. A. Silver Dart First Flight In Canada (first flight) // 44.3 mm sterling silver 1972 $37.00

Caduceus // Engravable reverse 1oz silver round (Silvertowne type reverse with no date). $27.99

I'll Bet You Didn't Know We Handle These!  (Waste up - nude female holding up her breasts) // Typical 1oz silver Scales Trade Unit Reverse.  This is an older version of the round that is still available with a different reverse on our Adult Coins-Medals Page.  A trifle rough from being carried as a novelty.  MS60 $27.99

Krause Publications / Iola, Wisconsin / Since 1952 / An Employee Stock ... (logo) // Thank You / Cliff Mishler /  President. 1oz silver round $27.99

The Lion Monument / Switzerland (Monument) // Encyclopedia Britannia / Wonders of Mankind (logo) A really neat looking 39 mm sterling silver medal minted by Franklin Mint in 1973.  $27.99

Cincinnati Bicentennial / 1986 / 1788-1988 (Fountain Square) // (John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge) 1oz silver round BU $27.99

Powell Exposition 100th Anniversary 1869-1969. High Relief Antiqued Silver Art Medals by MACO slightly under 1oz .999 fine silver each (total nearly 3 ounces)  three-piece set. Each features John Wesley Powell on the obverse and three different reverses featuring the states seals of Arizona, Wyoming and Utah.  Very Nice Set!  $77.95

RefineMet 1 Troy Ounce (Eagle) // (five eagles in a vertical row) (RMI-2, 1985) 1oz Silver Bar. Scarce! $35.00

What Me Worry? (Bust of Alfred E. Newman of Mad Magazine)  $29.00

Franklin D. Roosevelt giving radio broadcast // Arizona Memorial Muesium Foundation / Pear Harbor Hawaii. Scroll in center of reverse says: " ... December 7, 1941 - A Day Which Will Live In Infamy. 1oz silver round made of Hamilton Mint in 1976 $32.00

Texas Sesquicentennial / 1836 - 1985 (Gen. Sam Houston on Horse) // Remember The Alamo (Alamo Over Tx Star) 1oz Silver Round $32.00

Volkswagen "Beetle" / Bochito Grande (Volkswagen w/ #53 on side) // Eagle on reverse 1oz Silver Round $35.00

Tomb Of Columbus / Dominican Republic 1975 // Roserio Resources 5000 reported struck by very rarely seen RCC-2  1oz Silver Bar. $55.00

Sovereign Nation Of The Oneida 1974 (Tribal insignia ?) // Corporate Seal Of the Oneida Tribe / Indian Chartered Corporation / Wisconsin (Seal) .999 Fine Silver 1972 Franklin Mint 399 mm medal $28.00

John Lennon 1940-1980 Two Poses // (Guitar over Sheet Music) Peace / Silver Trade Unit 1oz silver round by Crown Mint.  This one was discontinued early by the now defunct mint and is not seen often.  $40.00

Sovereign Nation of the Messcalero Apache // Wendell Chino, President (Bust of Chino) // Peace and Friendship (Clasped hands, Indian dancing, trees) .999 Fine Silver Franklin Mint 1972 39 mm Proof-64 $25.00

One Silver Koala / Australia's Teddy Bear / 1989 (Koala and baby in tree) // New Queensland Mint 1oz silver round $27.99

747 Jumbo Jet (747 flying out of Clouds) // Eagle on reverse. 1oz silver round.  $27.99

Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer (Rudolph) // Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer / North Pole Silver Dollar 1oz silver round $27.99

American Re-Insurance Company / 1990 (Eagle over Shield logo) // Balance Scale Trade Unit reverse. Nice 1oz silver round.  $27.99

Happy Birthday 1973 1oz Silver bar (Crabtree Mint) $27.99

1972 Principality of Sealand $10 Princess Joan / Clipper on reverse Nice BU $80.00

The American Prospector // Englehard 1oz Silver Round $27.99

Skylab from Hamilton Mint's America's Greatest Events series. 1oz silver gold plated.  $27.99

Flying Eagle Coin Club /  35th Anniversary / 1956 Flint Michigan 1991 / Mackinac Bridge World's Longest Suspension Bridge (Flying Eagle superimposed over bridge) // Michigan State Numismatic Society 1956 - 1991 / 35 Years (MSNS Logo) / Anniversary Year / American Numismatic Association 100 Years 1891 - 1991 (ANA Logo). Edgemarked .999 Fine Silver.  Neat multipurpose 1oz round that seems to cover all the bases! Very Scarce! $35.00

United States Air Force (Air Force  Insignia) Defenders Of The Sky //  Challenge Of The Future / The Stars (US Flag) 1oz Silver Round $28.99

Wells Fargo Coach.  High relief antiqued silver piece from a 1972 Longines-Whittnauer historical series.  Over one ounce sterling silver art medal $35.00

Discovery Of Gold.  High relief antiqued silver piece from a 1972 Longines-Whittnauer historical series.  Over one ounce sterling silver art medal $35.00

Discovery Of Gold.  High relief antiqued silver piece from a 1972 Longines-Whittnauer historical series.  Over one ounce sterling silver art medal $35.00

Samuel F. B. Morse 1844.  High relief antiqued silver piece from a Longine Symphonette historical  series.  Over one ounce .999 silver art medal.  Edge lettering error; has some letters edge marked on top of each other.  $35.00

James Audubon 1827.  High relief antiqued silver piece from a Longine Symphonette historical  series.  Over one ounce .999 silver art medal.  $35.00

Operation Desert Storm (Stealth Bomber & Stylized US Flag) January 17, 1991 // Twenty Seven Allies For World Peace (Map of region within wreath) Rarely seen1oz. Proof silver round.  $35.00

Warren Truck Assembly Plant / Truck Platform Engineering / 1999 Dodge Dakota / Best In Class / J. D. Power (Dodge Dakota) // Built With Pride / DaimlerChrysler UAW Local 140 412 889 / .999 Fine Silver One Troy Ounce.  Scarce 1oz Round $27.99

Northwest Territorial Mint / 1987 (Map of the NW area US and Pacific Ocean) // Balance Scale Trade Unite Reverse.  1oz silver round. Neat looking map!  $27.99

Must Ox.  High relief antiqued silver piece from a Longine Symphonette wildlife series.  Over one ounce sterling silver art medal $35.00

Ivory Billed Woodpecker. Very high relief antiqued silver piece from a Longine Symphonette wildlife series.  Over one ounce sterling silver art medal $35.00

Year Of The Dog / 1946-1958 / 1970-1982 / 1994-2006 (Dog) // Chinese Characters on reverse.  Edgemarked .999 Fine silver.  Appears to be of Chineese origin.  Nice 1oz silver round.  $28.00

Freemason - John Cabell Breckinridge. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  Sold

Freemason - Rudyard Kipling. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - King George VI. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - John Hancock. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - William Jennings Brian. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - Harold Lloyd. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - General Joseph W. Stilwell. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - George Edward Pickett. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - George Washington. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - Franklin D. Roosevelt. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - Charles H. Mayo. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - Ethan Allen. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - George M. Cohan. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - George C. Marshall. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - Horatio H Kitchner. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - James Madison. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - John Paul Jones. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - Gen. John R. Hodge. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - Henry Ford. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - Benjamin Franklin. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - Winfield Scott. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - William Howard Taft. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - Kit Carson. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - Gen. John J. Pershing. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Freemason - Mohawk Chief Joseph Brant Thatendanegea. This medal was minted by the authority of the International Fraternal Commemorative Society, founded in 1966 by a group of Midwestern Masons.  It was struck by the prestigious Franklin Mint in 1967 in a minuscule mintage of just 1,293 pieces.  Many of these pieces, like many other coins and medals minted in this era, experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run-up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  It is 39 mm in diameter and made of solid sterling silver -- larger than an old US silver dollar!  The medal's low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any Freemasonry collection. The medal offered here is in what I'd call Proof-64 to Proof-65 condition with some very minor abrasions.  $45.00

Yosemite Sam / 1987 (Yosemite Sam) // Loony Tunes (Loony Tunes Logo) 1oz silver proof round in case of issue.  $45.00

Debbie Reynold's Hotel & Casino, Inc / Las Vegas, NV / Seven Dollars Redeemable Cash Value .999 Fine Silver (Debbie Reynolds) // Debbie's Casino, Inc. (Casino) .999 fine silver round about 3/4 ounce.  $27.99

Boy Scouts. Set of 12 approx. 39 mm sterling silver medals by Normal Rockwell; struck by Franklin Mint in the early 1970s.  Each depicts one a science appropriate the the 12 Boy Scout Laws: A Scout is: Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean, and Reverent. All are in nice proof condition!  There is no case of certificate.  Set available at $248.00

Lee Surrenders At Appomattox // History Of The Civil War. 35.6 mm, 26 grams .999 Fine Silver, Serial Number1213, Lincoln Mint.  Extremely nice peripheral toning. Scarce $35.00

Morgan Raids Kentucky // History Of The Civil War. 35.6 mm, 26 grams .999 Fine Silver, Serial Number1213, Lincoln Mint.  Extremely nice peripheral toning. Scarce! $35.00

Sherman Captures Atlanta // History Of The Civil War. 35.6 mm, 26 grams .999 Fine Silver, Serial Number1213, Lincoln Mint.  Extremely nice peripheral toning. Scarce! $35.00

The Prison Camps // History Of The Civil War. 35.6 mm, 26 grams .999 Fine Silver, Serial Number1213, Lincoln Mint.  Extremely nice peripheral toning. Scarce! $35.00

Sherman’s March To The Sea // History Of The Civil War. 35.6 mm, 26 grams .999 Fine Silver, Serial Number1213, Lincoln Mint.  Extremely nice peripheral toning. Scarce! $35.00

Battle Of The Monitor And The Merrimac// History Of The Civil War. 35.6 mm, 26 grams .999 Fine Silver, Serial Number1213, Lincoln Mint.  Extremely nice peripheral toning. Scarce! $35.00

Pickett’s Charge// History Of The Civil War. 35.6 mm, 26 grams .999 Fine Silver, Serial Number1213, Lincoln Mint.  Extremely nice peripheral toning. Scarce! $35.00

The Firing On Fort Sumter // History Of The Civil War. 35.6 mm, 26 grams .999 Fine Silver, Serial Number1213, Lincoln Mint.  Extremely nice peripheral toning. Scarce! $35.00

Walt Disney // Gallery Of Great Americans 1972.  38.5 mm, 24.6 grams Sterling Silver. Franklin Mint. Cameo Proof. $32.00

Christopher Columbus // Discovering The Americas 1492 (Tall Ship).  38.75 mm, 26.6 grams Sterling Silver.  Cameo Proof. $32.00

Pancho Villa (Riding Horse) // Mexican Eagle (Coat of Arms).  47.6 mm, 2 oz .999 Fine Silver.  Cameo Proof.  $55.00

Pancho Villa 1877-1923 (Bust of Villa) // Ornamented reverse.  47.6 mm, 2 oz .999 Fine Silver.  Cameo Proof.  $55.00

Charles Lindbergh // Gallery Of Great Americans 1972.  38.5 mm, 24.6 grams Sterling Silver. Franklin Mint. Cameo Proof. $32.00

Texas / The Lone Star State (Six Flags over the Alamo, Star below) // (Steer’s head over stylized star-shaped oil rig over State.  38.5 mm, 33.3 grams Sterling Silver. Franklin Mint 1974.  Cameo Proof.  $28.00

The Life Of Lincoln / Emancipation Proclamation (Lincoln signing document) // (Verbiage w/wreath below). 39.35 mm, 1oz .999 Fine Silver.  Cameo Proof. Slight abrasion (MS63) but overall very nice). $27.99

Detroit Pistons Collectors Set 1989-90. Contains two 39 mm 1oz Silver Rounds including “World Champions” (NBA 1989-90 Logo) // Detroit Pistons (Logo) and Isiah Thomas    MVP // (NBA Logo).  In Plexiglass holder. 

Texas Flag 20 gram .999 Fine Silver Bar. Kennedy Mint.1971  KEN-9  $27.99

Confederate Flag 20 gram .999 Fine Silver Bar. 1971 KEN-8 Kennedy Mint.  $27.99

Confederate Flag 1oz .999 Fine Silver Bar. Silvertowne Mint. ST-100 $27.99

Aquarius Jan 21 – Feb 19. 999 Fine Silver Bar 1977  MAD-207 $32.00

2006-W Buffalo $50 Gold. Richly layered in 24k gold. A reproduction of the new US gold coin in 39mm proof $19.95

The Bicycle Casino Tour Event 2006 Legends Of Poker August 3-31, 2006. Format Of Silver Strike 100 Mills .999 Pure Silver Center/24 KT. Gold EP Outer Ring. Limited Mintage: Only 1,500 Pieces Made! $22.95

1992 Hong Kong Silver Dragon Tael 42 mm - 37.8 grams Pure Silver Commemorative Bullion Unit.  This beautiful silver trade unit coin is one of the most interesting attempts to market silver bullion that we have ever seen! The idea was to market it to Asian communities all over the word in the form of a standard unit familiar to many Asians -- the Tael, which is 37.8 grams of pure silver. In this case four different designs featuring Chinese Dragons were used and produced as flawless cameo proofs.  This is one of them!  Flawless as issued!  See the Reverse Here  $39.00

1992 Shanghai Silver Dragon Tael 42 mm - 3 7.8 grams Pure Silver Commemorative Bullion Unit.  This beautiful silver trade unit coin is one of the most interesting attempts to market silver bullion that we have ever seen! The idea was to market it to Asian communities all over the word in the form of a standard unit familiar to many Asians -- the Tael, which is 37.8 grams of pure silver. In this case four different designs featuring Chinese Dragons were used and produced as flawless cameo proofs.  This is one of them!  Flawless as issued! See the Reverse Here $39.00

1992 Taiwan Silver Dragon Tael 42 mm - 3 7.8 grams Pure Silver Commemorative Bullion Unit.  This beautiful silver trade unit coin is one of the most interesting attempts to market silver bullion that we have ever seen! The idea was to market it to Asian communities all over the word in the form of a standard unit familiar to many Asians -- the Tael, which is 37.8 grams of pure silver. In this case four different designs featuring Chinese Dragons were used and produced as flawless cameo proofs.  This is one of them!  Flawless as issued! See the Reverse Here $39.00

1992 Vancouver Silver Dragon Tael 42 mm - 3 7.8 grams Pure Silver Commemorative Bullion Unit.  This beautiful silver trade unit coin is one of the most interesting attempts to market silver bullion that we have ever seen! The idea was to market it to Asian communities all over the word in the form of a standard unit familiar to many Asians -- the Tael, which is 37.8 grams of pure silver. In this case four different designs featuring Chinese Dragons were used and produced as flawless cameo proofs.  This is one of them!  Flawless as issued! See the Reverse Here $39.00

Official Statehood Medals ("Certified by the National Governors’ Conference") 39 mm sterling silver medals by FM. Each medal depicts an important historical event with a brief history of the state’s origins on the reverse. Very nice designs and struck in "cameo" proof! The following states are available: Vermont, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Rhode Island,   Massachusetts,  Maryland at each $27.99

Ronald Reagan 39 mm medal from the The Franklin Mint Treasury of Presidential Commemorative Medals.  This is one of three medals that were issued by Franklin Mint for the aforementioned set after it was completed.  They were made after three more presidents took office.  As a result many collectors who own the original set  complete through Nixon are missing the three that were issued later. While the sets are relatively common these individual pieces are very scarce.  Medal weighs over 1 oz sterling. $35.00

Gerald R. Ford 39 mm medal from the The Franklin Mint Treasury of Presidential Commemorative Medals.  This is one of three medals that were issued by Franklin Mint for the aforementioned set after it was completed.  They were made after three more presidents took office.  As a result many collectors who own the original set  complete through Nixon are missing the three that were issued later.  While the sets are relatively common these individual pieces are very scarce.  Medal weighs over 1 oz sterling. $35.00

Jimmy Carter 39 mm medal from the The Franklin Mint Treasury of Presidential Commemorative Medals.  This is one of three medals that were issued by Franklin Mint for the aforementioned set after it was completed.  They were made after three more presidents took office.  As a result many collectors who own the original set  complete through Nixon are missing the three that were issued later. While the sets are relatively common these individual pieces are very scarce.   Medal weighs over 1 oz sterling. $35.00

Virgil Michael Brand - Numismatist (Bust of V. Brand) // Bowers And Merena Galleries Inc. (Logo) 1983. Beautiful 1oz. .999 Fine Silver round designed by United States Mint engraver Frank Gasparo.  In original flip of issue with  Certificate of Mintage.  $27.99

I Want You (Uncle Sam) To Be Proud Of America 1988 // Presidential Seal. 1oz  .999 fine silver round $27.99

Ernest Hemmingway (Our Greatest Americans series) 1 oz .999 fine silver bar $27.99

40th Anniversary Edition / A Guide Book of United States Coins by R. S. Yeoman (Red Book) 1946-1986 // Whitman Coin Products ... (Logo) 1oz  .999 fine silver round $27.99

Ford F-100 4x4 1965 (Truck) // F-Series 1948-1998 50 YRS / Build Ford Tough (Silvertowne) .999 fine silver 1oz. bar. $27.99

Ford F-250 4x4 1959 (Truck) // F-Series 1948-1998 50 YRS / Build Ford Tough (Silvertowne) .999 fine silver 1oz. bar. $27.99

Ford F-150 1998 (Truck) // F-Series 1948-1998 50 YRS / Build Ford Tough (Silvertowne) .999 fine silver 1oz. bar. $27.99

Ford F-1 1958 (Truck) // F-Series 1948-1998 50 YRS / Build Ford Tough (Silvertowne) .999 fine silver 1oz. bar. $27.99

The Year Of The Snake (Snake with Chinese characters on either side) 1989 // Chineese Junk (Ship) setting sun. Very Nice 1oz silver round  $35.00

Desert Storm / Stormin' Norman / Jan. 16, 1991 (Bust of Norman Schwarzkopf). US Flag in background) // Support Those Who Serve Our Country (Presidential Seal) Very Nice 1oz silver round $35.00

July 4th '74 (USSC-224, 3700 mintage) 1oz .999 fine silver bar  $27.99

There's A Ford In Your Future (Nixon carrying sign in front of Whitehouse) // (USSC-118, 4000 mintage) 1oz .999 fine silver bar $27.99

Hollywood Motion Picture Capital Of The World (Movie set) (USSC-126) 1oz .999 fine silver bar $27.99

Libra // J.S. Love & Associates 1973 (JCM-12, 1000 mintage) 1oz .999 fine silver bar $27.99

1794 Silver Dollar Worlds Record (GLM-18, 10,000 mintage, 1973) $27.99

Bar Cent (Bar Cent) (GLM-9, 750 mintage) 1oz .999 fine silver bar $29.00

Abraham Lincoln (from Hamilton Mint's American Presidents series) (HM-233, 25,000 mintage, 1975) 1 oz .999 fine silver bar (has some slight wear but looks nice) $27.99

Abraham Lincoln (from Hamilton Mint's American Presidents series) (HM-233G, 10,000 mintage, 1975) 24 K gold plated over 1 oz .999 fine silver bar $27.99

Harry S. Truman (Cameo of Truman) MAD-76) 1oz .999 fine silver bar $27.99

America 1776-1976 Bi-Centenial (misspelled) (Flags) MAD-119 unlisted blank reverse 1oz .999 fine silver bar $27.99

Thanksgiving 1974 (Turkey pulling chariot) (MAD-42, 6004 mintage) 1oz .999 fine silver bar $27.99

Thanksgiving Scene (Pilgrims and Indians) Struck for the "Bar Mint" (WWM-52, list $25) $35.00

Coins 1974 Subscriber // Iola Wisconsin (KP-2, 4,600 mintage) 1oz .999 fine silver bar (a few nondistracting hairlines) $27.99

Martha Mitchell / Queen Of Watergate (COL-6V1, 1973) 1oz .999 fine silver bar $27.99

Henry Kissinger / Secretary Of State (COL-1, 1973) $27.99

Lyndon B. Johnson / Barry M. Goldwater / 1964 Presidential Campaign / The Great Society (CEM-44, 7500 minted, 1973) 1oz .999 fine silver bar $27.99

Season's Greetings // World Wide Mint (WWM-112, 1982) 1oz .999 fine silver bar Scarce!!! $35.00

End of the Trail (classic Indian on horse depiction) (MLM-4, 1973) 1oz .999 fine silver bar $27.99

German Shepherd (Dog) (JM-16, 5000 mintage, 1973) 1oz .999 fine silver bar  $27.99

Collie (Dog) (JM-12, 5000 mintage, 1973) 1oz .999 fine silver bar  $27.99

Doberman Pinscher (JM-14, 5000 mintage, 1973) 1oz .999 fine silver bar  $27.99

Emperor Norton Of San Francisco  (full figure) // Emperor Norton Of The United States And Protector Of Mexico (CGSF-2, 2500 mintage) Emperor Norton $22.95

North American Hunting Club North American Big Game "Whitetail Deer" One Ounce Pure Silver Proof Round (See the reverse here) $35.00

Jim Morrison/The Doors 1oz Silver Round.  Made for the movie but not issued - 99% of the originals destroyed.  Major Off Center Strike Error $75.00

Jim Morrison/The Doors 1oz Silver Round.  Made for the movie but not issued - 99% of the originals destroyed.  Major Double Strike Error $75.00

The Miller 1928 Indianapolis 500 Winner (APM-7, 1981, 500 Mintage) 1 oz .999 fine silver bar $35.00

Official Bicentennial Medals ("Certified by the National Governors’ Conference") About 39 mm sterling silver medals by FM. Each medal depicts important icons relevant to that state. Very nice designs and struck in "cameo" proof! The following states are available: Alabama, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Iowa, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Arkansas, California, Alaska, Arizona, Colorado ... each $27.99

The Olender Group 1921 - 1996 (  .999 fine silver 1oz. Bar. (ST-342, 1996, List $40). $35.00

Texas Flag .999 fine silver 1oz. Bar. (WM-31 1972). $27.99

Christmas 1976 (Buck and Doe in foreground/Church)  500 grains sterling silver Franklin Mint in original case of issue with certificate.  Flawless! $27.99

First U.S. Satellite (HAM-435 10,000 Mintage)  .999 fine silver 1oz. Bar $27.99

California Gold Rush (HAM-436 10,000 Mintage)  .999 fine silver 1oz. Bar $27.99

California Gold Rush (HAM-436G 5,000 Mintage)  24 K pure gold layered over .999 fine silver 1oz. Bar $29.95

California Gold Discovery 125th Anniversary 1848-1973 (USSC-154) $27.99

The Alamo (MLM-39, 1000 Mintage, 1973) This is the scarce variety with horizontal reverse/pan with hollow rim. .999 fine silver 1oz. Bar  $27.99

Texas Wins Independence (HAM-440G 5,000 Mintage)  24 K pure gold layered over .999 fine silver 1oz. Bar $29.95

Transcontinental Railroad (HAM-476G 5,000 Mintage)  24 K pure gold layered over .999 fine silver 1oz. Bar $29.95

Keep On Trucking Produced in 1973 by the short-lived Mother Lode Mint, this is one of a number of silver ingots they struck to commemorating a variety of mostly mundane subjects and events.  Mother Lode's bars are best characterized as crude, yet they exhibit a charm not often found on professionally engraved and manufactured bars and medals.  While the subjects covered by ML were almost always uneventful, now over 30 years after their minting, they offer an interesting retrospective of one part of the silver bar craze of the early to mid 1970s.  In this era dozens of small short-lived Mints sprung up to offer bars that were often a reflection of tastes of the man-on-the-street who decided to design and manufacture a silver bar.  The more professional minting operations were more concerned with historical content and artistic quality but they rarely captured the essence of everyday life or strayed into the arena of political satire like the smaller operators did.  The bars of the early 1970s offer a window into the past leading directly onto the street rather than the more professionally glossed over and politically correct emissions of the more professional outfits.   The bar offered here memorializes the catch-phrase "Keep On Trucking" which was popularized by underground cartoonist Robert "R Crumb" [Fritz the Cat, Mr. Natural, etc.] in the 1960s and meant something like "go for it."   The ingot contains one-ounce of pure .999 silver and is listed in the 1991 5th edition of An Indexed Guide Book of Silver Art Bars as MLM-5.  $27.99

Horse Head in Horseshoe // Good Luck .999 fine silver 1oz. Round $27.99

Isiah Thomas / Detroit Pistons / 7 Times N.B.A. All-Star // 1989-1990 World Champions (Logo) .999 fine silver 1oz. Round $35.00

Sugar Ray Leonard VS. Thomas Hearns / The War / Super Middleweight Championship Of The Word / Las Vegas (side view busts of Leonard and Hearns facing off) // Lincoln Mint / Authorized Limited Edition Top Rank, Inc. /  June 12, 1989 / Brown Collection  / Las Vegas Mint Official Commemorative. .999 fine silver 1oz. Round. Extremely well done! Flawless! $37.50

Michigan International Speedway (Logo) //25th Anniversary / Limited Edition (Logo) Very low serial number #68. .999 fine silver 1oz. Round $35.00

Foxwoods Bingo Casino 1993 (Logo) // American Wildlife Series (Whitetail Deer) .999 Fine Silver. 39mm medal $27.99

Fitzgerald Kennedy (HAM-588G) Our Greatest Americans, Series by Hamilton Mint; 24k Gold Plated over pure .999 fine silver 1oz. Bar. Mintage 5000 $27.99

America In Space by Franklin Mint. This is the historic first edition released by Franklin Mint in 1970!  24 piece set of 39 mm sterling silver proof medals in original album. Starts with the Goddard Rocket in 1926 through the Apollo 11 in 1969. Everything is perfect in this highly sought after set! Super beautiful toning!  See the first of the two pages by clicking on the link above.  $325.00

America In Space by Franklin Mint. These are misc. pieces taken from a set of 39 mm sterling silver proof medals.  They were removed from their album and placed in a roll. They have some slight abrasions and prints from handling.  They should dip out in tarnex perfectly and look near-new.  Take your pick at $19.99 each

The Medallic History Of Pharmacy. The Medical Heritage Society sponsored this series of 36 -- 39 mm sterling silver medals to record the history of pharmacy.  The significant persons and events commemorated were picked by a distinguished advisory board (listed on the inside of the album).   It was offered only to health professionals plus established collectors in the Medical Heritage Society by subscription from 1970 through 1972.  The mintage of this set is a miniscule 711 of which we can assume many were melted during the great silver melts of the late 1970s/early 1980s.  We'd bet there aren't more than 300 sets extant -- if that many.  Of those, we wonder how many are truly nice.  This set it in beautiful condition; the medals  flawless and original and the textured bluish-gray album, tight with no stains, tears, corner bumps, etc.!  The individual "dansco-type" pages inside that hold the medals are also flawless as if they were made yesterday.  The accompanying 40 page descriptive booklet is not only still with the set but in Mint condition!  It's as if the set sat for 30+ years without being picked up and examined more than a half dozen times.   Amazingly, nearly every medal is virtually 100% "bright white" (as numismatists refer to untarnished silver), while the few that are toned exhibit little more than hints of beautiful golden toning around their periphery.  Our guess is that these medals were probably kept in their original shipping covers without ever seeing the light of day until being assembled into the album perhaps sometime in the last decade.   We have no other explanation for the immaculate undipped state of preservation that these medals are in.  Most silver sets this old have toned much deeper with a rainbow of colors (which, of course, many of us also appreciate -- but, who doesn't appreciate a nice original "bright-white" set?).  Most collectors have never seen one of these sets and never will -- in any condition!  This the the cream of the crop in rarity and condition!  There may not be a finer set out there!  Sold Out

The Medallic History Of Medicine
60 Piece Proof Set Silver Medals

Here is one page of seven in the album.  You get the entire album.

    This beautiful set of 60 sterling silver medals is listed in Krause Publications 1981 Guidebook Of Franklin Mint Issues as made for the Medical Heritage Society in a mintage of just 1,386 sets in sterling silver!  Due to the silver melts of yesteryear, possibly less than half of these sets exist today!  It was issued as a set by subscription to members of The Medical Heritage Society with the individual coins sent one per month to subscribers from 1969 into 1972.  For sake of accuracy we note that the set in not 100% flawless. The last page in the book was damaged and then crudely repaired with clear tape.  It appears that a previous owner attempted to clean the tarnish off of a few of the medals  within that back page (unfortunate since many collectors appreciate the vintage appearance of original toning on older items like this) resulting in some hairlines on perhaps five or six of the medals within that page of the album.  All other medals appear flawless with original toning ranging from light to moderate and the pages undamaged. (The cloudiness seen on the medals above is due to the scanning process which actually magnifies very light oxidation on coin surfaces that is virtually invisible to the naked eye [and normal to coins] - most of those medals appear almost "bright-white")  Note:  the medals in this set offered individually could fetch double the asking price here! Add this one to your collection today!  The marketing of this collector's set of medals was aimed at coin collectors; the result was that they (like so many other ingots and coins) experienced severe withdrawal from the collector market into the melting pots during the "great silver melts" of the late 1970s and 1980s (caused primarily by the run up of silver prices by the Hunt brothers).  The sets original low mintage, the effects of the silver melts and the popularity of the subject matter makes this one extremely collectable and an interesting addition to any collection.  $1535.00

Jerry Lewis - National Chairman For Muscular Dystrophy - Nominated for the 1977 Nobel Prize (MOTA-10, Mintage 175) $150.00

Wartime Nickel (1945-S Obv and Rev)  .999 fine silver 1oz. Bar. (SAM-1 10,000 mintage). $27.99

 Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity "Coin" 1 oz Pure Silver 39 mm medal.  This is a flawless fraternity medal made for Pi Kappa Phi and features the Athletics - Academics - Service & Leadership Reverse.  This is a unique memento to anybody who collects Pi Kappa Phi items! $34.95

 Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity "Coin" 1 oz Pure Silver  w/ "The New Millennium" reverse, 39 mm medal. RARE! Mintage Only 50! This is a flawless fraternity medal made for Pi Kappa Phi.  Probably the most interesting aspect about it is that it is a "mule."   A "mule" is a coin (or medal) that is struck with mismatched dies that were not intended to be paired together.  In this case a trial run of a few in silver and bronze were made before it was noticed that the reverse die paired with this obverse (front side) was different than what was intended. Only 50 were made in silver and 100 in bronze before the mistake was caught.  Along with many other interesting and rare items of various sorts that we purchased from the Mint that made these, was the entire run of these "mules" -- which we will offer on eBay and on our website until they are gone. This is a unique and rare memento to anybody who collects Pi Kappa Phi items! $36.00

 Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity "Coin" 39 mm Golden-Bronze Medal RARE! Mintage Only 100! This is a flawless fraternity medal made for Pi Kappa Phi.  Probably the most interesting aspect about it is that it is a "mule."   A "mule" is a coin (or medal) that is struck with mismatched dies that were not intended to be paired together.  In this case a trial run of a few in silver and bronze were made before it was noticed that the reverse die paired with this obverse (front side) was different than what was intended. Only 50 were made in silver and 100 in bronze before the mistake was caught.  Along with many other interesting and rare items of various sorts that we purchased from the Mint that made these, was the entire run of these "mules" -- which we will offer on eBay and on our website until they are gone. This is a unique and rare memento to anybody who collects Pi Kappa Phi items! $19.95

 Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity "Coin" 39 mm medal with blank reverse for engraving (if desired).  This flawless fraternity medal is a unique memento to anybody who collects Pi Kappa Phi items or wants to use them for gift-giving!  This is the economy model richly layered in silver-clad and offered at the perfect price for gift-giving!  Buy as many as you need at $11.99 each or 10 or $75.00

Wright Bros. Plane (from the Wonders Of America VII series) (HAM-16, Mint 4970, R5) 1 oz. silver bar $27.99

Lindbergh's Solo Flight (from America's Greatest Events series) (HAM-433G, Mintage 5000, 1974, List $25.00) 1 oz. silver bar gold plated    $27.99

First Step On The Moon (from America's Greatest Events series) (HAM-43G, Mintage 5000, 1974, List $25.00) 1 oz. silver bar gold plated    $27.99

First U.S. Satellite  (from America's Greatest Events series) (HAM-477G, Mintage 5000, 1974, List $25.00) 1 oz. silver bar gold plated    $27.99

Iraqi Mobile Missile Launcher // Hitler-Hussein "War Criminals Must Pay For Their Crimes".  (Scud Missile In Camel's mouth - Iraqi Soldier with Sledge Hammer above head ready to drop it onto the camel's exaggerated testicles laying on stump // Reverse: heads of Hitler & Hussein.  26 grams solid golden-bronze ingot; measures 1.96" x 1.14" (typical size of 1 oz. silver bars) $9.50