Unites States of America, Donald Trump half dollar sized medal

This Donald Trump piece is rather controversial. The reverse shows two weapons one a rifle and the other what looks like a heavy gun. The legend reads ‘The 2nd Amendment will never be repealed- Donald J. Trump’. This refers to the 2nd Constitutional Amendment in the United States, which allows its citizens to carry arms. It is that law that allows Americans to arm themselves and protect their property. But there is a strong feeling against it, because of all the shootings that happen in the United States. On the obverse you have Trump facing left and the legend ‘Freedom – In God We Trust -2018’. The reverse has two guns. A most controversial piece, while we think that they should have the right to have guns, we think that perhaps some of the larger guns should not be so readily available to almost anyone. This piece is crownsized struck in a Prooflike goldine material and comes in a protective capsule. We will let you make up your own minds, but this piece is likely to cause some rather ‘interesting’ discussions.

Our agent has come up with a winner, beautiful silver coloured crownsized Donald Trump pieces. But the great thing is that each of the three pieces is a different date, 2017, 2018 and 2019. With one swoop you get a readymade collection. Of course if more dates are issued, we will be offering them too. On one side you have the profile of President Trump and on the reverse you have the American symbol with the bald eagle and a shield. The legend reads ‘45th President of the United States Donald Trump’. Each of the 3 pieces comes in a protective capsule, they are silvered and in Proof condition. Best of all you get all 3 different dates for an incredible price. AS before supplies are limited and in the past, they have quickly sold out.

US Buffalo Nickel, 1913. In circulated condition. First struck in 1913 and now 111 years old, this popular design was part of an attempt to make the US coinage more attractive. This five Cent coin features the head of a Native Indian on one side and an American Bison on the reverse. They quickly proved popular with the American public and despite concerns about how quickly the coins became worn in circulation, continued to be minted until 1938 when they were replaced by the Jefferson Nickel. All coins have a full date. Most coins are dated in the 1930s. Dates of our choice.