2011 US Army Commemorative Silver Dollar Philadelphia USWoman

2011 US Army Commemorative Silver Dollar Philadelphia USWomanMintage: 119,829 Struck at the Philadelphia Mint Commemorative Series: US Army. This silver coin honors the men and women who have served throughout the Army's 236 year history to keep America free. The obverse features an image of two soldiers superimposed over a globe, and the reverse symbolizes the seven core values of the Army, with an image of the Great Seal of the United States, worn on Army dress and service uniforms since the early 1800s. Get

making premium uncirculated pieces increasingly desirable

Mintage:  Just 30

Perfect grade of Proof 70 & featuring Clifton Truman's signature

This is for one coin Sight White Proof 68 are hard finds as few of these have ever been Sight White Certified

25th Anniversary of the Proof Silver Eagles

Every fine detail is brought to life through the superb proof finish

Type 2 design with a Proof Finish

Thirty Sixth Year of Issue and the Last of the Presidential Seal Reverse

Mintage:  109

combined with the Western lore of the CC mintmark

Just 19 prooflike 1992 P Washington Quarters have every been certified and 11 in MS66 - a number that's unlikely to change substantially in the coming years

The Shield nickel was the first United States five-cent piece to be made out of copper-nickel