1782-FF Mexico Silver 8 Reales KM.106.2 - Very Fine, Salt Water Damage Scott #276 Andrew Higgins’s landing craft competes

Andrew Higgins’s landing craft competes with Navy landing craft at Norfolk

1955-S Lincoln Cent - NGC MS67 RD

One of the most widely recognized errantly made varieties in modern minting – the 2008-W "Reverse of 07" Burnished Silver Eagle can be quickly identified by the lack of a serif on the U of UNITED on the reverse

I have seen no estimate of how many of these Proclamation's the Truman's gave but they are scarce

Monogram: J

1782-FF Mexico Silver 8 Reales KM.106.2 - Very Fine, Salt Water Damage Scott #276 Andrew Higgins’s landing craft competesKM# 106. 2 Denomination 8 Reales Country Mexico Government Spanish Colony Ruler Charles III Coinage Type Milled Coinage Composition Silver Fineness 0. 903 Weight 27. 0674 g 0. 7858 oz ASW Description Obverse Armored bust of Charles III, right Description Reverse Crowned shield flanked by pillars with banner, normal initials and mint mark