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Year of Dragon Chinese Lucky Coin Traditional Chinese Pendant 2 inch (C-02-2236)Year of Dragon Chinese Lucky Coin Traditional Chinese Pendant 2 inch
Diameter 2 Inch medal
Weight 31.6 grams
Metal: Silver Plated / Brass
Sku: C-20-2243Add to Cart$37.00 -
US 1878-CC Morgan Dollar Coin Silver Plated Pendant 53mm A Wild West Treasure (C-06-0236)US 1878-CC Morgan Dollar Coin Silver Plated Pendant 53mm A Wild West Treasure
The Coin is a Replica
Diameter Coin: 39mm
Weight: 27grams
Material: Silver Plated, Frame: Bronze
Sku: C-71-0236
The 1878-CC Morgan Dollar was one of the first Morgan Silver Dollars struck at the Carson City Mint. It features George T. Morgan’s iconic Liberty portrait on the obverse and a heraldic eagle on the reverse. The 1878-CC is notable for its strong strikes and association with the Wild West era, making it a favorite among numismatists.Add to Cart$37.00 -
1861 Confederate States of America Brass Metal Sterling Silver Frame Pendant Diameter 35mm (C-91-2243)1861 Confederate States of America Brass Metal Sterling Silver Frame Pendant Diameter 35mm
The Coin is a Replica
Diameter Coin: 35mm
Weight: 21grams
Material: Brass, Frame: Sterling Silver
Sku: C-91-2243
Background on the Confederate Half Dollar:
In 1861, during the early days of the Civil War, the Confederate States of America (CSA) took control of the U.S. Mint in New Orleans.
Four prototype half dollars were struck using the same dies as the U.S. Mint but with a Confederate design on the reverse.
Only four original Confederate half dollars are confirmed to exist, making them invaluable collector's items.Add to Cart$47.00 -
Confederate States of America 1861 1/2 Half Dollar Silver Plated Commemorative Coin Liberty Pendant 2inch (C-29-2243)Confederate States of America 1861 1/2 Half Dollar Silver Plated Commemorative Coin Liberty Pendant 2inch
The Coin is a Replica
Diameter Coin: 32mm
Weight: 16grams
Material: Silver Plated, Frame: Bronze
Sku: C-29-2243
Background on the Confederate Half Dollar:
In 1861, during the early days of the Civil War, the Confederate States of America (CSA) took control of the U.S. Mint in New Orleans.
Four prototype half dollars were struck using the same dies as the U.S. Mint but with a Confederate design on the reverse. These coins are among the rarest in American numismatics.
Only four original Confederate half dollars are confirmed to exist, making them invaluable collector's items.Add to Cart$37.00 -
US 1794 Flowing Hair Dollar Silver Plated Coin Pendant 57mm (C-33-2243)US 1794 Flowing Hair Dollar Silver Plated Coin Pendant 57mm
The Coin is a Replica
Diameter Coin: 40mm
Weight: 31grams
Material: Silver Plated, Frame: Bronze
Sku: C-33-2243
The 1878-CC Morgan Dollar was one of the first Morgan Silver Dollars struck at the Carson City Mint. It features George T. Morgan’s iconic Liberty portrait on the obverse and a heraldic eagle on the reverse. The 1878-CC is notable for its strong strikes and association with the Wild West era, making it a favorite among numismatists.Add to Cart$37.00 -
1926- 2022 England UK Queen Elizabeth Antique Silver Coins Collectibles Medal Pendant 1.5 inch (C-30-2243)1926- 2022 England UK Queen Elizabeth Antique Silver Coins Collectibles Medal Pendant 1.5 inch
The Coin is a Replica
Diameter Coin: 32mm
Weight: 14grams
Material: Silver Plated, Frame: Brass
Sku: C-30-2243
Queen Elizabeth II (1926–2022) was the longest-reigning monarch in British history, serving as the Queen of the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth realms from February 6, 1952, until her death on September 8, 2022. Her 70-year reign saw immense societal, cultural, and political changes worldwide, making her one of the most iconic and recognizable figures of the 20th and 21st centuries.Add to Cart$37.00 -
1891 Dominican Republic 1 Franco Coin Pendant 34mm (C-44-0236)1891 Dominican Republic 1 Franco Coin Pendant 34mm
The Coin is a Replica
Diameter Coin: 26mm
Weight: 28grams
Material: Silver Plated, Frame: Bronze
Sku: C-28-2243
The **1891 Dominican Republic 1 Franco Coin Pendant** is a unique and elegant piece that combines historical value with wearable art. The original coin, struck in 1891, was part of the Dominican Republic's early coinage and is known for its intricate design and cultural significance.
The obverse of the coin typically features the national coat of arms of the Dominican Republic, showcasing a shield flanked by laurel and palm branches, along with the national motto "Dios, Patria, Libertad" (God, Fatherland, Liberty). The reverse often displays the denomination "1 Franco" and the year of minting, encircled by decorative elements.
As a pendant, this coin has likely been expertly crafted with a bezel or mount, allowing it to be worn as a necklace. The antique silver-tone finish (or actual silver content, if preserved) enhances its charm, making it a timeless accessory. This pendant is ideal for history enthusiasts, coin collectors, or anyone seeking a meaningful and stylish piece of jewelry with ties to the Dominican Republic's heritage.Add to Cart$37.00 -
US 1876CC Trade Dollar Two Faces Error Silver Plated Coin Pendant 2 1/4 inch Wild West Treasure (C-17-0236)US 1876CC Trade Dollar Two Faces Error Silver Plated Coin Pendant 2 1/4 inch Wild West Treasure
The Coin is a Replica
Diameter Coin: 39mm
Weight: 28grams
Material: Silver Plated, Frame: Bronze
Sku: C-71-0239
The 1876 U.S. Silver Plated Two Faces Error Coin is a unique and intriguing commemorative or novelty piece inspired by the historic Trade Dollar issued in the late 19th century. The original 1876 Trade Dollar was minted in Carson City (as indicated by the "CC" mint mark) and struck from 90% silver. It was part of a series designed for international trade, particularly in Asia.
This silver plated version is a replica distinguished by its "Two Faces Error" design, which is not a feature of genuine Trade Dollars but adds to the coin's novelty and appeal. On one side, the obverse design likely reflects the traditional seated Statue of Liberty holding an olive branch and resting on a bale of goods, symbolizing peace and trade. On the reverse, the coin may feature either a different Liberty design or a mirrored version of the obverse, creating the "Two Faces" effect.
Such a coin would be a modern reinterpretation or novelty piece designed to intrigue collectors or serve as a decorative object, rather than an official minting error. The silver plating gives it a polished and elegant finish, making it an outstanding display or collector's item.Add to Cart$37.00 -
Luxury 1933 Oregon Nickel Couple Art Memorial Coin Commemorative Morgan Dollar (C-27-2243)Luxury 1933 Oregon Nickel Couple Art Memorial Coin Commemorative Morgan Dollar
the coin is a replica / copy
Diameter 1.5 Inch coin
Weight 17 grams
Metal: Nickel / Brass
Sku: C-27-2243
The Luxury 1933 Oregon Nickel Couple Art Memorial Coin is a beautifully crafted commemorative piece inspired by historical coin designs. This collectible coin features a striking blend of artistic elements that pay tribute to early 20th-century American coinage and the spirit of the Oregon Trail Memorial.
The obverse showcases an intricately detailed depiction of a couple, symbolizing resilience and unity during the westward expansion. The design may also include vintage elements such as classic lettering or decorative borders to enhance its historical appeal.
The reverse is reminiscent of the iconic Morgan Dollar style, featuring a bold eagle motif or a symbolic scene tied to the Oregon Trail, such as a covered wagon under a starry sky. Surrounding inscriptions highlight its commemorative purpose, with dates or text honoring the year 1933 and the legacy of pioneers.
Struck with a luxurious finish, this coin captures the essence of historical Americana and serves as a meaningful keepsake or gift for collectors and enthusiasts. While not a circulation coin, its craftsmanship and attention to detail make it a standout piece in any collection.Add to Cart$37.00 -
Maya Memorial Coin Pyramids Mexico Aztec Gold and Silver Pendant 2inch (C-19-2243)Maya Memorial Coin Pyramids Mexico Aztec Gold and Silver Pendant 2inch
Diameter 2 Inch medal
Weight 18.5 grams
Metal: Brass
Sku: C-19-2243Add to Cart$37.00 -
United States Half Dollar Coin Chicago World's Fair Columbian Exposition 1893 (C-67-0236)United States Half Dollar Coin Chicago World's Fair Columbian Exposition 1893
The Coin is a Replica
Metal: Cupronickel
Size: 31mm +/- 1
Sku: C-63-0236
The Chicago World's Fair of 1893, officially called the World's Columbian Exposition, celebrated the 400th anniversary of Christopher Columbus’s voyage to the New World. Held in Jackson Park, it showcased grand neoclassical architecture in the “White City,” introduced the first Ferris Wheel, and highlighted innovations like electric lighting. The fair attracted over 27 million visitors and played a key role in shaping American culture, architecture, and industry.Add to Cart$37.00 -
Colonial 1756 Mexico Coin 8 Reales Fernando VI HISPAN ET IND REX 41mm Pendant (C-63-0236)Colonial 1756 Mexico Coin 8 Reales Fernando VI HISPAN ET IND REX 41mm Pendant
The Coin is a Replica
Sku: C-63-0236
The 1756 Mexico Reales Coin of Fernando VI is a silver coin minted during the reign of King Fernando VI of Spain (1746–1759), reflecting the strength of Spanish colonial coinage during the 18th century.
Key Features:
Obverse:
Displays a portrait of King Fernando VI or the crowned coat of arms of Spain, depending on the design of the particular Reales denomination.
Encircled by a Latin legend identifying the monarch, typically: FERDINANDUS VI DEI GRATIA (Ferdinand VI, by the Grace of God).
Reverse:
Features the iconic Pillars of Hercules with ribbons inscribed with "PLUS ULTRA" (Further Beyond), symbolizing Spain's global empire.
Includes the crowned globes representing the Old and New Worlds.
The inscription often reads: HISPAN ET IND REX (King of Spain and the Indies), along with the denomination and mint mark.
Mint Mark:
Struck at the Mexico City Mint, the oldest mint in the Americas, indicated by the mint mark "Mo."
Denominations:
The coin was part of the Reales system, which included denominations such as 1/2, 1, 2, 4, and 8 Reales.
Historical Context:
Minted during a period of Spanish economic and territorial dominance, these coins were widely used in global trade.
The Reales coins from the Mexico City Mint were particularly respected for their consistent weight and silver content, making them a de facto international currency.
The 1756 Mexico Reales coin stands as a testament to the rich numismatic and colonial history of Spain, prized by collectors for its historical significance and craftsmanship.
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Titanic Sailing Route Pattern Commemorative Challenge Coin 41mm (C-66-0236)Titanic Sailing Route Pattern Commemorative Challenge Coin 41mm
The Coin is a Replica
Diameter Coin: 41mm
Weight: 34grams
Material: Alpaka Silver, Aurium
Sku: C-66-0236The Titanic Sailing Route Pattern Commemorative Challenge Coin is a collectible piece designed to honor the legacy and journey of the RMS Titanic, one of history's most famous ocean liners.
Key Features:
Obverse:
Depicts the Titanic’s profile, sailing majestically on the ocean.
Includes the ship’s name, "RMS Titanic,"
Reverse:
Showcases the Titanic's sailing route, connecting Southampton, Cherbourg, Queenstown (Cobh), and its intended destination, New York City.
Includes a stylized map with marked stops and the North Atlantic as the backdrop.
Often features inscriptions such as "In Memory of the Titanic Voyage" or "White Star Line."
Design Details:
Intricate detailing of the Titanic’s structure and route highlights the craftsmanship of the piece.
Purpose:
Created to commemorate the Titanic’s maiden voyage and its historical significance.
A meaningful keepsake for history enthusiasts, Titanic admirers, or challenge coin collectors.
The Titanic Sailing Route Pattern Challenge Coin serves as a lasting tribute to the ambition, tragedy, and enduring legacy of the Titanic, offering collectors a tangible link to this iconic piece of maritime history.
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US 1922 Ulysses S. Grant HALF DOLLAR Coin Pendant Civil War (C-64-0236)US 1922 Ulysses S. Grant HALF DOLLAR
The Coin is a Replica
Sku: C-64-0236
The 1922 Ulysses S. Grant Half Dollar is a commemorative coin issued by the United States Mint to honor the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ulysses S. Grant, the 18th President of the United States and Union General during the Civil War.
Key Features:
Obverse:
Features a portrait of Ulysses S. Grant in military attire, based on a Civil War-era photograph.
The inscription includes "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "HALF DOLLAR," and "Ulysses S. Grant."
Reverse:
Depicts the frame house where Grant was born in Point Pleasant, Ohio, with the inscription "BIRTHPLACE OF ULYSSES S. GRANT."
Additional text reads "IN GOD WE TRUST" and the date "1822."
Designer:
Created by Laura Gardin Fraser, a renowned sculptor and medalist.
Specifications:
Composition: Alpaka Silver
Diameter: 30.6 mm.
Weight: 16 grams.
Historical Context:
Authorized by Congress, the coin was minted in both Philadelphia (no mint mark) and San Francisco ("S" mint mark).
A special version with a small star above "Grant" on the obverse was also struck, making it a sought-after variant.
Proceeds from sales supported preservation efforts for Grant's birthplace and other commemorative activities.
The Grant Half Dollar is cherished by collectors for its historical significance and artistic merit, serving as a tribute to one of the most pivotal figures in American history.
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1893-S Morgan Dollar -Two Faces Error- Alpaka Silver Pendant 40mm (C-65-0236)1893-S Morgan Dollar -Two Faces Error- Alpaka Silver Pendant 40mm
The Coin is a Replica
Diameter Coin: 40mm
Weight: 29grams
Material: Alpaka Silver, Aurium
Sku: C-65-0236The 1893-S Morgan Dollar is one of the rarest and most sought-after coins in the Morgan silver dollar series. If there is a claim of a "Two Faces Error" on this coin, it refers to an extremely unusual minting anomaly where both sides of the coin feature the obverse design (Lady Liberty) or the reverse design (eagle and wreath).
Key Points About the "Two Faces Error":
Error Description:
A genuine "two faces" or double obverse/reverse error occurs when two dies of the same side (obverse or reverse) are mistakenly used to strike the coin.
These errors are exceedingly rare and typically result from a significant oversight during the minting process.
Rarity:
The 1893-S Morgan Dollar already holds legendary status among collectors due to its low mintage of only 100,000 coins and historical scarcity.
A confirmed "Two Faces Error" would make it an extraordinary numismatic treasure, potentially unique.
Known Examples:
As of now, no officially documented "Two Faces Error" for the 1893-S Morgan Dollar has been recorded. Such a coin would likely become a centerpiece in numismatic history.
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Spain 4 Reales - Felipe IV Pendant 13.7gram Alpaka Silver Coin 32mm (C-62-0236)Spain 4 Reales - Felipe IV Pendant 13.7gram Alpaka Silver Coin 32mmThe Coin is a ReplicaSku: C-62-0236The 4 Reales Coin of Felipe IV (1621–1665) is a historical Spanish coin from the Habsburg era.
- Obverse: The crowned coat of arms of Spain, showcasing the territories ruled by Felipe IV, surrounded by the legend with the king's name and title.
- Reverse: The iconic cross design, dividing the coin into quadrants filled with castles and lions, symbols of Castile and León.
- Weight: Approximately 13.5 grams, though slight variations exist.
- Materials: Alpaka Silver and Aurium
The 4 Reales coin was the most commonly recovered denomination from the famous shipwreck of the Nuestra Señora de Atocha, a Spanish treasure galleon that sank in 1622 off the Florida Keys.
- These coins, minted during the reign of Felipe IV, were primarily made of high-purity silver and struck in the distinctive "cob" style, characterized by irregular shapes due to the hand-hammering process.
- The 4 Reales denomination was widely circulated and valued in both Europe and the Americas, making it a practical and essential currency for trade.
The Atocha's discovery yielded a treasure trove of coins, with the 4 Reales standing out as a symbol of Spain's colonial wealth and maritime history.
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Antique Tibet Silver Feng Shui Chinese Silver Double Dragons Lucky Coin 41mm (C-67-0236)The Coin is a Replica
Diameter Coin: 41mm
Weight: 24grams
Material: Tibet Silver, Aurium
Sku: C-67-0236The Antique Feng Shui Chinese Silver Double Dragons Lucky Coin is a beautifully crafted piece rooted in traditional Chinese symbolism and auspicious beliefs. This coin is both decorative and symbolic, often used to attract good fortune, harmony, and protection.
Key Features:
Design:
Obverse: Depicts two intricately detailed dragons encircling a central bead or pearl, symbolizing power, strength, and the pursuit of wisdom.
The dragons are often shown chasing the flaming pearl, representing enlightenment, prosperity, and perfection.
Surrounding motifs may include clouds, waves, or flames, emphasizing celestial and natural balance.
Reverse: Features Chinese characters or symbols for prosperity (Fu), luck (Lu), or longevity (Shou), reinforcing its auspicious nature.
Material:
Made of Excellent Tibet silver, the coin often has an antique finish to evoke historical significance.
Silver is associated with purity and wealth in Chinese culture, enhancing the coin's auspicious properties.
Cultural Significance:
Double Dragons: Represent balance, protection, and the union of Yin and Yang energies.
Feng Shui Application: Used to attract positive energy (Chi), promote harmony, and ward off negative influences when placed in homes or carried as a talisman.
The Antique Feng Shui Chinese Silver Double Dragons Bead Lucky Coin is more than just a decorative item; it embodies centuries of tradition, artistry, and the enduring belief in the power of symbols to shape one's destiny.
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Tibet Silver Ancient Buddhist Heart Sutra Coin Pendant 25 grams 57mm (C-62-2236)Tibet Silver Ancient Buddhist Heart Sutra Coin Pendant 25 grams 57mmSku: C-62-2236
The Buddha, meaning "the awakened one," refers to Siddhartha Gautama, a spiritual teacher who lived in ancient India around the 5th to 4th century BCE. After years of searching for the meaning of life and the cessation of suffering, he attained enlightenment while meditating under the Bodhi tree. Through this awakening, he realized the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path, which form the foundation of Buddhist philosophy and practice. The Buddha's teachings focus on overcoming suffering (dukkha) and achieving Nirvana, a state of ultimate peace and liberation from the cycle of birth and death (samsara). He is revered as a symbol of wisdom, compassion, and spiritual liberation.
The Heart Sutra is one of the most famous and concise texts in Mahayana Buddhism. It presents profound teachings on the concept of emptiness (Sunyata), emphasizing that all phenomena are inherently empty of independent existence. The text highlights that form is emptiness, and emptiness is form, breaking down the distinctions between subject and object. Though brief, the Heart Sutra distills complex ideas about the nature of reality, perception, and enlightenment, often recited in meditation and spiritual practice as a way to cultivate wisdom and transcend suffering.
Coin Traditional Text Translation:
The relics and the mind are not different. The sky is not Tainan. It is empty. It is the color, the feeling, the thinking, the movement, the assembly and the hands. It is the spirit. It is empty. It does not arise or die. It does not marry. Beauty, fragrance, body and mind are colorless. Perfume. Touching the law. Unlimited. Industry. There is no ignorance. There is no combination of ignorance. There is no old age, death, no sound, no change of path, no wisdom, no achievement, no gain, so the good sound is paramita, so the heart is incompetent and boring, the radish head and the dream are pursuing nirvana. Brother Taishen, the Great Ming, the Supreme Mantra, the Infinite Mantra, can eliminate all truth and truth, so we say Prajnaparamita. Brother, that is, the mantra is revealed.
"Ruo Mei Xun Fan Qing"
Coin: Tibet Silver
Frame: BronzeAdd to Cart$37.00
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