Product code: 1993 US shops Mint Bill of Rights Commemorative 2 Coin Proof Set - James Madison
Comes in original Navy Blue U.S. Mint box and with the official certificate of authenticity Released on January 22, 1993, this coin was authorized in commemoration of the first ten amendments of the Constitution of the United States, known as the Bill of Rights, and the role that James Madison played in supporting their adoption. (1) - Silver Dollar (Denver Mint) Contains .7734 troy oz. of Silver * Obverse: Image of James Madison Reverse: View of Madison's Virginia home, Montpelier (1) - Half Dollar (West Point Mint) Obverse: Image of James Madison writing the Bill of Rights. Montpelier, his home, is in the background Reverse: Features a hand holding a torch I did my best to capture the shops condition of the coins with minimal reflection. The last four PICs are stock photos from the US Mint – all other PICs are the actual item that will soon be in your collection once you click the Buy Now button. *at the time of this listing 0.77 Troy Ounces of Silver was $15.04.
Comes in original Navy Blue U.S. Mint box and with the official certificate of authenticity Released on January 22, 1993, this coin was authorized in commemoration of the first ten amendments of the Constitution of the United States, known as the Bill of Rights, and the role that James Madison played in supporting their adoption. (1) - Silver Dollar (Denver Mint) Contains .7734 troy oz. of Silver * Obverse: Image of James Madison Reverse: View of Madison's Virginia home, Montpelier (1) - Half Dollar (West Point Mint) Obverse: Image of James Madison writing the Bill of Rights. Montpelier, his home, is in the background Reverse: Features a hand holding a torch I did my best to capture the shops condition of the coins with minimal reflection. The last four PICs are stock photos from the US Mint – all other PICs are the actual item that will soon be in your collection once you click the Buy Now button. *at the time of this listing 0.77 Troy Ounces of Silver was $15.04.