U.S. Gold Commemoratives Pocket Size Album
A pocket album for Gold Classic Commemorative Coins.









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Long before the modern era, the average circulating coin in the United States did not show a Founding Father, President, or Monument, but rather unique and allegorical depictions of the goddess Liberty and symbolism for the nation’s produce or political themes. A historical figure would not show up on any coin until 1892 when Christopher Columbus was engraved on a half dollar issued and sold at the Chicago World Fair.

Commemorative coinage continued in stints from then on out. A lone quarter dollar featuring Queen Isabella of Spain debuted in 1893, followed by a silver dollar honoring General Lafayette in 1900. Gold coinage would be seldom used for these commemoratives. Half Dollar production reached a peak in the 1930s.
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Gold Commemoratives
of the United States

Long before the modern era, the average circulating coin in the United States did not show a Founding Father, President, or Monument, but rather unique and allegorical depictions of the goddess Liberty and symbolism for the nation’s produce or political themes. A historical figure would not show up on any coin until 1892 when Christopher Columbus was engraved on a half dollar issued and sold at the Chicago World Fair.

Commemorative coinage continued in stints from then on out. A lone quarter dollar featuring Queen Isabella of Spain debuted in 1893, followed by a silver dollar honoring General Lafayette in 1900. Gold coinage would be seldom used for these commemoratives. Half Dollar production reached a peak in the 1930s.

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