Complete set is 50 ingots. Issued in both a gold-plated and a silver edition. Hamilton Mint produced these 50 ingots in a limited edition of 20,000 sets housed in a walnut display case, with booklet and Certificate of Authenticity. The front of each bar has the state name, state image, order and date of statehood. The back of each bar has state name, capital name, picture of capital building, order of statehood and troy oz / purity stamp.

Various sizes and casinos. Complete set of 25 medals.

A set of 7 silver ingots in a velvet-lined glass covered wooden case.

Set of 100 ingots in cabinet with booklet and COA.

39mm. Complete set of 20 medals. Sterling silver or Goldplate on Sterling versions were issued.

This series of 100 medals, in 5 annual series of 20, paid tribute to great patriots from important eras of American History. The men and women so enshrined were elected to this honor in public balloting conducted by the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge, Pa. A complete set of all 100 medals is on permanent display at Freedoms Foundation. The face of each medal bears a portrait of the honored patriot as he or she is best remembered by the American public. The symbol of the Freedoms Foundation, a study of George Washington at prayer at Valley Forge, appears on the reverse of each medal. 

Collection of 50 proofs in 24 karat gold electroplate on bronze. Inspired by the greatest masterpieces of the Prado museum. Certified 02/04/1982.

39mm.

These ingots are base metal, not silver! The Hamilton Mint produced this set of 50 ingots in a limited edition of 20,000 housed in a walnut display case, with booklet and Certificate of Authenticity. The front of each ingot has the name and scene of one of the fifty states. The back of each ingot has the name of the state and "AMERICA'S FIFTY STATES" and "18KT GOLD PLATED" and brief notes about the state.

The Bicentennial Council of the 13 Original States, which represents the official Bicentennial Commissions of all 13 of the states that founded our nation, issued this gold medal, sculptured by Gilroy Roberts. It was also made available as a gold pendant, with the same design.

The edition was minted in 500 Fine Gold (32,306 mintage); and was issued in 1976.

Each medal is 19 millimeters in diameter.

Limited Edition collector plate authorized by The White House Historical Association and issued by The Franklin Mint. 8" diameter solid sterling silver plate weighs app. 175 grams or 5.6 troy ounces. Housed in original presentation Library Case inside white storage box. Includes Certificate of Authenticity dated January 11, 1974.

45mm. Complete set of 16 medals. 24KT gold on sterling silver. Only one version of this set was produced.

45mm diameter. The complete set is 50 sterling silver medals.

Each sterling silver plate, 8" in diameter,  is individually numbered and hallmarked. 

This is the first of six etched works of art to pay tribute to renowned Canadian artist A. Y. Jackson and to reflect Canada's vital artistic heritage. This artwork depicts a drawing made in 1934 in the small village of St. Urbain, Quebec countryside, during the late winter and early spring while the snow was still on the ground.

38mm diameter. Issued to commemorate the historic Presidential campaign of Jimmy Carter.

Various sizes, casinos and denominations, up to $5 and also foreign currencies. None are made of silver or gold. 96 different.

10mm. Platinum.

Rarities Mint. Set of eleven 1/2 troy ounce .999 Fine Silver proof medals commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, released in 1937. Each 28mm medal is encased in a hard plastic coin holder, housed inside a velvet display box with protective outer box, with a serially numbered paper medallion in the last space.

Issued in both bronze and sterling silver editions, the bronze version has little if any value. Certified June 16, 1975 by the Bicentennial Council of the Thirteen Original States, which represents the individual Bicentennial Commission of all thirteen states. Each medal is 39 millimeters in diameter. Each of the medals in this collection has been designated by the state it represents as its official Bicentennial Medal. This series marked the first time these medals were issued as a complete collection.

76 millimeter in diameter. Certified October 4, 1974.

39mm. 5 coin set in white display box with COA.

13mm. Complete set of 80 mini-coins.
The official medallic portraits of the Presidents and First Ladies of the U.S. as authorized by the White House Historical Association (WHHA) were engraved and struck in miniature for a special collection of sterling silver mini-coins.  The portraits on the mini coins are outstanding historical works of art created by 2 of the world's leading medallic sculptors. Gilroy Roberts and Harold Faulkner. These are the medallic portraits which have previously appeared on the medals authorized by the WHHA and issued several years ago 

Gilroy Roberts created the 38 presidential portraits, and Harold Faulkner created the portraits of the 43 First Ladies. All 80 portraits have been individually reviewed and authenticated by the Curator of the White House, Mr. Clement Couger. A hardwood display case, with a transparent top was provided to each subscriber.

9 inch diameter. Depicts a cameo-like relief of mother and child. The 1977 Mother's Day Plate is the first Mother's Day Plate ever issued by the Franklin Porcelain division for the Franklin Mint. The plate bears an original work of art that speaks eloquently both of a mother's devotion to her child and of the love that child gives in return. Created by the distinguished artist Adelaide Sundin, the work was crafted-almost entirely by hand-in fine Parian Porcelain, a medium that lends itself particularly well to porcelain sculpture.

Bicentennial Medal Commemorating the Battles of Lexington and Concord. 38mm diameter. Dated 1975 with Paul Revere on the obverse and "The shot heard round the world" on reverse. This coin weighs 30 grams and is .925 silver.

45mm. Complete set of 50 medals. Issued from 1975-1979. This was a series of 50 medals, each portraying a single event from the history of the American Indian, both as our history books recorded it and as the Indian himself interprets it. Each medal is sculpted on both sides. The side portraying the Indian's viewpoint features original works of art created by a group of America's most prominent Indian artists. Many of these works use ancient tribal symbols to tell the Indian's story.

A vintage commemorative sterling silver medal and first day of issue envelope with U.S. Harry Truman postage stamp, housed in a folding display booklet and issued in a limited edition by The Danbury Mint in 1973. The postmark on the envelope is the first day of issue for the Harry S Truman 6c postage stamp, which was May 8, 1973.

The medal is struck in a beautiful base relief with an antique finish. It is 1-1/2 inches in diameter and weighs about 42 grams or almost 1 1/2 ounces of sterling silver.

The decorative replica Balance Scale by the Franklin Mint is official presentation of the Autry Museum of Western Heritage. It is the first ever precision-engineered re-creation of an actual balance scale used during the California Gold Rush and is now housed in the museum's own collection.

The model has solid brass hardware, copper plated columns and solid polished brass weights. Affixed to a rectangular, veined green marble base with a mahogany stained wood base. Plate engraved '150th Anniversary Gold Rush Balance Scale'.

Measures approximately 9 1/2" tall by 8 7/8" long across the base.

45mm. Complete set of 38 medals. Certificate of authenticity dated Jan 23, 1973. This set came in both a gold-plated and a solid sterling silver version, each of equal value.

38mm, pure (.999) silver medal issued by the National Trust for Historic Preservation to commemorate the 25th Anniversary of Drayton Hall.

39 mm diameter.

45mm. Complete set of 100 medals. This series is the most comprehensive and authoritative history of flight ever minted. It commemorates the 100 greatest events in man's conquest of the skies.

Issued in both a bronze version and a sterling silver. The bronze version has little or no value. Each medal is 51mm in diameter. Two sets, Volume 1 and Volume 2, were released. Each set of 26 medals was housed in a wooden display case.

Each of the medals in these collections were created by a different member of The Franklin Mint Sculptor's Studio on a theme of his or her own choosing. The obverse bears the sculptor's personal signature mark, while the reverse includes his or her full signature. The set was issued from 1973-1977. One of the more popular amongst collectors is "Pandora's Box" by Gilroy Roberts.

Certified May 25, 1973. This was a Franklin Mint Collectors Guild exclusive, and was hallmarked and Proof finished.

39mm. Collection of 20 silver medals, each attached to a first day of issue envelope. Entire set housed in a black cloth board library display case.

39mm. Complete set of 12 medals. A sterling silver and a gold-plated version were produced. On the occasion of the 200th Anniversary of the drafting of the Declaration of Independence by Thomas Jefferson, this collection of 12 medals was issued. It commemorates the lifetime of achievement by one of the most brilliant and versatile Americans of all time. Each medal focuses on a major facet of Jefferson's career. This is the first comprehensive collection of medals ever minted to commemorate Jefferson's career. The gold on sterling edition was available only to Franklin Mint Collector Society members.

Dated 1987. Medal is 64mm or almost 2 1/2" in diameter. Five troy ounces of .999 silver.

2 1/2 inches diameter 999 Fine Silver silver medal weighs about 200 grams and is housed in a presentation case with separate Lucite display stand. Issued to commemorate the inauguration of Jimmy Carter as the 39th President of the United States of America.

The Hamilton Mint produced this set of 50 ingots in a limited edition of 20,000 housed in a walnut display case, with booklet and Certificate of Authenticity. The front of each ingot has the name and profile image of a famous American. The back of each ingot has "OUR GREATEST AMERICANS", a brief note about the person, and a troy oz / purity stamp.

39mm. Price is per medal.

This official bicentennial medal honors the visit of the Prime Minister of Italy to the United States. It is the identical size (51mm) and design that was presented to the Honorable Giulio Andreotti, Prime Minster of Italy, in honor of his Official Bicentennial Visit to our nation's capital. This medal was minted by the Franklin Mint and is certified December 22, 1976 guaranteed to contain 750 grains (48.6 grams) of solid sterling silver. Complete with certificate of authenticity and housed in a blue plastic wallet display.

Proof. 57mm. This is the first limited editiion medal created by Ted Blaylock.

8" diameter. High relief. Original sculpture by Karen Worth.

45mm proofs. Complete set of 12 in the set.

Complete set of 4 medals. Issued in both bronze and sterling silver. Each medal is app. 32mm in diameter and weighs about 14.5 grams. Medals include California Condor, Peregrine Falcon, Texas Red Wolf, and Devils Hole Pupfish. Less than 800 sets in sterling silver and 300 sets in bronze were produced due to economic crisis and sluggish sales.

Each bas-relief, sterling silver plate, 8" in diameter,  is individually numbered and hallmarked. 

51mm.

51mm.

Housed in a dark blue display wallet, this limited edition inaugural medal was released February 22, 1977. It is made of 10KT gold and weighs about 3.2 grams. It was issued to commemorate the inauguration of Jimmy Carter as President of the United States.

39mm. Issued in silver or gold-plated versions, both of equal value.

39mm. American Express edition. 36 medals in a set, plus single medals issued after Nixon, ending with Reagan.

Issued October 22, 1972 to commemorate the 1972 World Series.

45mm. Complete set of 50 medals.

Each is a miniature model of a locomotive, cast in solid pewter. 25 models in a complete set.

Complete set of 12 medals. 45mm diameter rounds.

Complete set of 43 gold-plated medals each about 32mm in diameter.

10 1/2" tall by 5" in diameter. Fine Venetian cristallo glass vase by Giovanni Cenedese, master glassmaker of of Murano. Hand-blown and hand-engraved with the floral and dove design, as well as the designer's own signature. Also included is the commentary with information about the making of Venetain glass and the vase's designer as well as the COA.

Complete set of 50 hand enameled ingots, each measuring app. 1.75" X 1.125". The box measures 26" x 12".

62 millimeter (2-3/8 inches) diameter medal issued to commemorate the California Bicentennial 1769 - 1969. Antique bronze finish. Stamped "Medallic Art Co. NY." on the edge of the medal. Weight ~125 grams. Symbolizing 200 years since the founding of California, this limited edition medallion features a deep relief of a grizzly bear on its front, and a montage of settlers and personages on the reverse.

The Hamilton Mint produced this set of 4 ingots in a limited edition housed in a walnut display case, with booklet and Certificate of Authenticity. The front of each ingot has a scene created especially for this series by famed artist Norman Rockwell. The back of each ingot has either "FREEDOM OF WORSHIP", "FREEDOM FROM FEAR", "FREEDOM OF SPEECH", or "FREEDOM FROM WANT" in large bold type, followed by "1000 grains" and ".999 Silver 1974" and the official Hamilton Mint stamp.

Sterling Silver Ingot from the Franklin Mint issued to commemorate the first time the Dow-Jones Industrial Average closed over 1000, November 14, 1972. The bar is 1000 grams of sterling silver, and is housed in a display box.

Franklin Mint's third annual Father's Day 1000 grains ingot was minted with a gem proof finish in solid sterling silver. The reverse of the ingot bears the inspiring inscription: "Father, it's your love that safely guides me. Always it's around me." A new ingot was issued each year from 1971 to 1978.

Complete set of 3 ingots. Certified in 1973 with the registration number XXXX. Secretariat, the fabulous horse being called "The horse of the century", was sired by Bold Ruler and foaled by Something Royal. On May 5th this great horse won the Kentucky Derby in record time 1:59 1/5 seconds, on May 19th Secretariat won the Preakness in 1:54 2/5 seconds, and on June 9, 1973 Secretariat won the Belmont Stakes by 31 lengths in 2:24, setting a new American record, thus completing only the 9th Triple Crown on record. The 3 pure silver ingots in this collection depict Secretariat in each of his winning races. Each 1 troy ounce ingot measures 1" x 1-7/8" and is stamped ".999 pure silver, Limited Edition 9500" on the reverse.

39mm. Authenticity certified by the United Nationals Postal Administration. Issued in an annual series, the first set contained within a pale blue leatherette library display case with plastic sheets for holding each cover a total of 6 medals.

12mm. Complete set is 50 mini-coins.

The Christmas Carolers, minted with a gem proof finish in solid sterling silver. This is one of four medals struck in limited edition by the Franklin Mint to commemorate the 1974 holiday season. The Franklin Mint holiday medals were an annual tradition starting in 1965 and lasting until the mid seventies.

Complete set of 36 medals depicting different forms of wildlife considered to be endangered in the wild. Issued in both a gold-plated and a sterling silver version, both of equal value.  The medals were designed by Joseph Di Lorenzo and Marcel Jovine. They were produced by The Wittnauer Precious Metals Guild and marketed by the Longines Symphonette in the early seventies. Technical assistance was provided by the Sierra Club. These sterling silver medals were minted in high-relief and the gold-plated edition included a layer of electroplating in 24K Gold. The medals were housed in custom frames with information sheets on each of the animals featured. Actual size of 40mm. The edge of each medal is serial numbered with Longines Symphonette 24K Gold E.P. on Sterling ir STERLING SILVER embedded in the edge in tiny print.

Certified January 20, 1973. 8" in diameter. This was the first official Presidential Inaugural plate in U. S. history. Issued by The Inaugural Committee. Each plate was individually hallmarked and serially numbered.

Bronze.

38mm.

Bicentennial Medal Commemorating the Declaration of Independence. 38mm diameter. Dated 1976 with Thomas Jefferson on the obverse and the signing of the Declaration of Independence on reverse. This coin weighs ~31 grams and is .925 silver.

76mm (3 inches) in diameter. 3/16 inches thick. Approximately 8 ounces of solid bronze. High relief, antique finish, designed by Gilroy Roberts.

Struck by the U.S. Mint to commemorate the 1961 inauguration and presidency of John F. Kennedy with a quote from his inaugural speech on the reverse.

39mm. Issued in a 24KT gold clad version and a sterling silver only version. A collection of 100 medals commemorating the 100 most significant events in the history of the Presidency of the United States as selected by our 38th President, Gerald R. Ford.

For the first time in history, a former President of the U. S. is involved in the creation of a definitive and very different study of the American Presidency. A history of America's highest office that focuses not only on the men who have held it, but also on the events that have shaped that great office. This history is being recorded in a series of 100 commemorative medals. Gerald R. Ford, the 38th President of the U. S., re-examined the history of the Presidency and chose the 100 events in the history of the U. s. that were most influential in shaping the nature of that office. Important, exciting and controversial events that have  defined and dramatized the extent of our President's powers.

President Ford wrote a special preface for the collection and is personally editing the written commentaries that accompany each medal . Each subscriber also received a matched set of two custom-designed hardbound albums. A Certificate of Authenticity bearing President Ford's signature was also included. The proof edition was the only serially numbered edition.

39mm. Frosted relief. Stamped "International Sterling" on non-reeded edge. Reverse states: "The Conservationist - There is an essential wisdom in wildness" and stamped with the Charles A. Lindbergh The Lone Eagle emblem at top.

Complete set of 50 ingots.

39mm diameter medal issued to commemorate 350th anniversary of the Mayflower voyage.

39mm.

39mm (1-1/2"). One troy ounce 999 fine silver.

45mm diameter medals. Complete set of 50 proof medals issued to commemorate 450 years of Texas History Under Six Flags. Each medal weighs about 40 grams.

76mm (3 inches) in diameter, 3/16 inches thick. Approximately 8 ounces of solid bronze. High relief, antique finish, designed by Mortiz Furst.

Struck by the U.S. Mint to commemorate James Monroe as the 5th President of the United States.

1000 grains of .925 fine silver each. Ingots were issued each starting in 1971 and ending in 1978. THis is the fourth annual Franklin Mint Father's Day Commemorative made available only to Members of the Franklin Mint Collectors Society. Encased in clear Lucite, contoured to hold the ingot as a slight angle of the most effective visual display. Artist: James Ponter.

38mm diamter. Silver medal issued to commemorate the second inauguration of Ronald Reagan as President of the United States. Certified January 25, 1985.

Complete set of 10 medallic stamps in a black display box. Certified February 5, 1980. The 1980 United States Olympic Postage Stamps in Solid Sterling Silver are the first silver postage stamps ever issued under the authorization of the United States Postal Service. These were minted by The Franklin Mint under authorization of the Lake Placid Olympic Organizing Committee.

39mm. Dated July 4, 1976. Contained in a black leather presentation booklet with a commemorative notebooks and signers of the declaration. The Bicentennial Day Commission, organized under the auspices of the Bicentennial authorities of both the City of Philadelphia and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania issued this commemorative in honor of the 4th of July, 1976, the 200th anniversary of the declaration of American independence. The face of the medal portrays the historic 4th of July, 1976 ceremony. The reverse depicts the signing of the declaration on July 4th, 1776. The medal is mounted in a special album which included the Bicentennial Declaration of the People of the U.S.A. It bears the signatures of the President and Vice President, the President's Cabinet, the 9 Supreme Court Justices, all the members of the U. S. Senate and House of Represent., and the Governors of all 50 states.

39mm. Price is per medal. Hundreds of different issues. Mounted on display cards with "Minted by The Franklin Mint" on the reverse.

28 minted dominoes with 24 karat gold plating and etched with blue enamel guilloche inlay, with the bold Faberge symbol of the double-headed eagle on the obverse of each tile with the traditional playing dots marked on the reverse. All housed in a luxurious glass and wood presentation case lined with velveteen. And accompanied by a custom-designed scoreboard and playing board, special scoring pegs and a custom-designed booklet that details the rules of play and the history of the game. All crafted in the finest Faberge artistic traditions, available only through the Franklin Mint. 

Presentation case measures 15-1/4" long by 7-7/8" wide by 2-7/8" deep, when closed. 

Set of 10 sterling silver medallion engravings of the Ten Commandments by the renowned artist Chaim Gross, presented in a walnut wooden display box with a gold plated engraved plate on the top of display box with the words, "The Ten Commandments," by Chaim Gross. The sculpture Chaim Gross, has his name engraved on each medal. On the rim of each medal are the words, " Charter Edition, .925,Sterling Medal Arts Co. Each medallion is 2 inches in diameter. The dimensions of the box are12.5x5.5x0.5 inches.

Franklin Mint's ninth annual Christmas ingot, from the Holiday Ingots Collection, which is by far their most popular collection. A new ingot was issued each year from 1970-2003. A 1000 grain ingot was issued every year, and starting in 1974 a 500 grain version was also offered. The ingots originally came in individual small display boxes, but because of the popularity of the ingots, a white display case designed to hold 10 ingots (either 500 or 1000 grain) was offered separately.

Complete set of 200 large 45mm (2 inches) medals. Issued in both a bronze and a sterling silver edition with the bronze set having very little value.

Bronze, gold-plate, and silver versions were produced. Price shown is for silver or gold-plated version only. Bronze sets have little if any value. The East African Wildlife Society commissioned this series of 20 medals that portray African big game animals in danger of extinction. Sculptor Anthony Jones made a 1600 mile trek through Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda so that he might study and accurately sketch the animals at first hand. Bronze proof-like specimens were still available at Franklin Mint Gift Shops in 1980.

 The set was issued in 1971-1972. Each medal is 51 millimeters in diameter.
 

Complete set of 36 medals. Gold-plate on sterling silver. Each medal was encased in a large Lucite holder and the entire set was housed in a deluxe wooden box or frame. The obverse of each medal highlights a famous scene from the American West, such as The Alamo, or The Overland Trail. The reverse features a description of the event above an image of a stage coach. Very high relief.

8" diameter.

Complete set of 56 ingots, each measuring app. 1-1/4" wide by 1-3/4" high; housed on trays in a solid wooden display case, and with certificate of authenticity. The set was available in both a 24KT gold-plated version and a 999 fine silver version.

45mm. Complete set of 100 medals

John Pinches (Medallists) Ltd. of London, England, The Franklin Mint's British affiliate, minted and issued this series of 100 medals to commemorate the 100 greatest men and events of British seafaring history. The series was issued under the patronage of Admiral of the Fleet The Lord Louis Mountbatten of Burma. A distinguished panel of scholars and naval historians has chosen the subjects to be honored. Philip Nathan is sculpting all the medals in this series. Each medal contains 600 grains of sterling silver. 

Two versions were issued: gold-plated and solid sterling; both of equal value.Complete set of 63 ingots. Each ingot measures 3/4" x 1-3/4".

10mm. This mini-coin is the 38th coin minted as part of the Franklin Mint Mini-Coin Presidential Collection. 

This was a set of 25 coins from the Treasure Coins of the Caribbean Coin Collection minted and issued in limited edition by the Franklin Mint in 1985. These $20 sterling silver coins issued by the British Virgin Islands come displayed in a custom case. The complete set has a face value of $500, not US dollars, but rather British Virgin Islands dollars, which are worth about $1 US. These coins are not worth $20 each, which is a common misconception among non-collectors.

Complete set of 56 proof medals in sterling silver, each 39 mm in diameter, housed in a deluxe display book as issued by the Franklin Mint.

Issued 1976. One of four silver wall sculptures in the collection "The Westerners." These wall sculptures have a very thin layer of silver, as thin as aluminum foil, and have, therefore, little or no silver value.

10mm, solid platinum mini-coin in Mint issued red wallet display with numbered COA.

19mm. 2.5 grams of .500 gold.

44mm. Complete set of 12 medals. Solid sterling silver medals with gold embellishments. Protected in heavy plastic Lucite holders and displayed in custom library case wooden frame.

This collection was issued by The Franklin Mint to honor the 200th Anniversary of the U. S. Army. This was the first medallic series covering the entire 200 year history of the U. S. Army ever minted. The collection consists of 24 sterling silver proof medals. Bicentennial Histories of the U. S. Navy and the U. S. Marine Corps were minted and issued simultaneously with this series.

The edition was minted in sterling silver and was issued in 1974-1975.

Each medal is 39 millimeters in diameter.

Complete set of 25 stamp-shaped ingots.

Limited Edition. One of 12 original sculptures from The People of Old West series that was sculptured by Mico Kaufman. Issued by the American Sculpture Society, cast by hand in Solid Fine Pewter, in 1976.

This authentically detailed and historically authentic 4.5" x 2" sculpture reflects the school marm's firm patience and every fascinating feature of the clothing and equipment of a school teacher who risked their life to explore and settle in the American West.

Issued in bronze, gold-plate, and sterling silver. The bronze version has little if any value. 39mm diameter medals. Complete set of 50 medals. Governor's Edition.

Munich. Certified November 6, 1972. Complete set of 18 medals in a greyish-black display box. Each coin is a 999 fine silver proof. Total silver weight is about 360 grams.

39mm diameter solid sterling silver gaming chip issued in limited edition by The Franklin Mint in 1977 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Monte Carlo Casino in Monaco. 100 Francs face value. Housed in a deluxe velvet-lined display box and including a certificate of authenticity dated November 10, 1977 as well as a sterling silver chain. The Official issue was authorized by the casino and was strictly limited edition. The chip is made of solid sterling silver and weighs ~25 grams.

Both sterling silver and pewter versions exist. High relief antique finish art medals. Total of 36 medals in the set. Produced by Wittnauer Precious Metals Guild aka Longines Syphonette in cooperation with the National Flag Foundation. In hanging wood frame with Lucite removable front.

Franklin Mint's twelfth annual Christmas ingot, from the Holiday Ingots Collection, which is by far their most popular collection. A new ingot was issued each year from 1970-2003. A 1000 grain ingot was issued every year, and starting in 1974 a 500 grain version was also offered. The ingots originally came in individual small display boxes, but because of the popularity of the ingots, a white display case designed to hold 10 ingots (either 500 or 1000 grain) was offered separately.

39mm. Certified September 13, 1974.

39mm diameter medals, only issued in sterling silver. Complete set of 12 medals. Norman Rockwell translated the 12 rules for Boy Scout conduct in his medallic designs. This was the first series of medals to be designated official medals of the Boy Scouts of America. The 12 medals were sculpted by Richard Baldwin. The set was issue in 1972 in a very large mintage. Set is common but has value due to silver content.

Each medal is about the size of a dime or about 15mm. The set was also produced in bronze and 18K gold. The bronze set has little or no value. Price shown is for complete set of 38 sterling silver medals, antique finish, high relief.

Each ingot measures app. 2-3/8" by 1-1/2" and is attached to an envelope. The complete set of 70 ingots is contained within a large black binder.

39mm.

Issued in bronze, aluminum and sterling silver versions, only the silver version having any significant value. These sets came in blue library display binders. 25 medals were in each binder. Three series were produced, Series 1, Series 2, and Series 3. The medals are 26mm diameter rounds.

This was the first complete set of sterling silver Apostle Spoons produced in America since the turn of the century. The distinguished religious artist Rodney Winfield created the designs on the spoons. The front of each spoon bears a sculptured portrait of Jesus or one of His apostles. On the back is the name and traditional symbol of that apostle. The portion of the Apostles' Creed is etched into the bowl of each spoon. The reverse of each spoon is stamped "STERLING".

The collection is comprised of (13) beautiful sterling silver collector spoons; each approx. 5-1/2 inches in length. The 12 Apostle spoons are approximately 5 1/2 inches long and the Jesus Christ spoon is approx. 6 1/4 inches. The master spoon, portraying Jesus, fits into the larger indentation at the top center, with the 12 Apostle Spoons surrounding it. The case with its covers can be used as an attractive standing display or can be hung on the wall by removing the hardwood frame from the white case.

The collection was available during 1973-1974. There were 9749 sets produced.

Issued by the Bicentennial Council of the Thirteen Original States. Certified July 15, 1974.

8" diameter. Certified March 17, 1975.

Complete set of 50 medals, each 39mm in diameter. Certified September 15, 1971. Two versions were produced: a gold-plated and a silver.

Limited Edition, the ninth of twelve replicas of world-famous vintage cars issued by the Franklin Mint in solid sterling silver to a scale of one to forty-three. This authentically detailed 2-3/4 inches long by 1-3/8 inches wide by 1-3/8 inches tall, vintage car replica is a part of the first collection of silver miniatures ever issued by the Mint.

8" in diameter. Certified August 18, 1972.

The bowl measures 14 inches in diameter and 7 inches in height. It was issued in limited edition of 750 and is serially numbered.

73 gold-plated on sterling silver proofs.  73 nations stamps that were the first to issue stamps. Limited edition by the International Society of Postmasters. 22 August 1979

60 medals in the complete set. The collection was available from 1970 to 1976. Each medal is 45 millimeters in diameter.

Issued in pewter, silver and gold-plated silver. The pewter version has little if any value. Complete set of 24. Each ingot measures 1 1/4" x 1 3/4".

Each medal is 39mm in diameter. Gold-plated or silver edition of equal value. A bronze version was produced which has little if any value. This four medal set was issued as part of a special Congressional Edition to honor the traditions of the United States Congress and the role it played in protecting the and promulgating American liberty. The sets were presented to each member of the 92nd Congress in 1971, then sold to the public. The set comes in a wood presentation case with a certificate of authenticity.

32mm. Complete set of 50 medals. Issued in both sterling silver and bronze editions. The bronze has little if any value.

Franklin Mint's second annual Father's Day 1000 grains ingot was minted with a gem proof finish in solid sterling silver. A new ingot was issued each year from 1971 to 1978.

Complete set of two large 63mm (2 3/8 inches) diameter medals, one bronze, one 999 fine silver, issued to commemorate the journey to China by Richard M. Nixon. Housed in a deluxe display case and with certificate of authenticity from The Danbury Mint.

32mm. Complete set of 50 medallic cachets. Certified January 30, 1979.

Sterling silver. 45mm. Complete set of 12 medals. Each medal in this annual series of 12 is designed to capture the impact and the most important news events to have occurred in the calendar month for which it is issued.

51mm medals. Complete set of 50 gold-plated sterling silver medals issued by The Franklin Mint in 1975. Each medal represents a work of art by the master and is stamped on its edge 24KT GOLD ELECTRO-PLATE STERLING. The set is housed in a deluxe wooden display case and includes a book describing each medal and a certificate of authenticity dated March 7, 1975.

39mm in diameter. Minted by the Franklin Mint in limited edition to commemorate the Apollo 15 space expedition. Certified September 13, 1971.

Set of 12 ingots measuring 25mm x 48mm (approximately 1" x 2") each. Issued to commemorate the last major silver-producing nations of the world. Designer D. George Andrew Woloch. Each ingot is stamped "24 KARAT HEAVY GOLD ELECTROPLATE ON 20 GRAMS PURE SILVER .999 FINE, LIMITED EDITION 5000" on the reverse.

Complete set of 24 medals.

Pewter,

Complete set of 28 coins in a red display box. (14) 5 Rubles coins and (14) 10 Rubles coins. Coins are .900 fine silver.

Complete set of 12 pewter medals issued by National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. This set was only issued in pewter.

Produced in both a bronze and a sterling silver version. The bronze version has little or no value. 39mm in diameter. Complete set of 50 medals.

Sterling silver or Gold-plated 39mm medals, both of equal value. Complete set of 60.

The complete set is 100 medals issued in a two volume set. Each medal is a 51 millimeter Proof, 24K gold electroplate coating on sterling silver. The set was issued from 1974-1982.

39mm. Frosted relief. Stamped "International Sterling" on non-reeded edge. Reverse states: "The Wartime Test Pilot - We must have the strongest army, navy and air force in the world" and stamped with the Charles A. Lindbergh The Lone Eagle emblem at top.

10mm. Platinum.

10mm, solid platinum, mini-coin was struck in a limited edition to commemorate the flight of Apollo 17, December 6-19, 1972. Comes with red wallet display and numbered COA.

Hand enamelled. Complete set of 50 ingots.

Hand enameled. Complete set of 50 ingots.

Odd shaped. Complete set of 25. The most vivid and dramatic symbols of American's commitment to the exploration of space are the official NASA manned space flight  emblems. Authorized by NASA as official crew and mission emblems to be worn on America's manned space flights, and often based on designs by the Astronauts themselves, they are badges of honor, of pride, of heroic achievement. All 25 of these official space emblems are included in tho collection of 25 sterling silver emblems.

Each emblem honors an important American space program or mission, and is minted in the design and shape of the official NASA emblem it depicts. The face of each emblem portrays the actual crew or mission emblem. The reverse identifies the title and date of the mission and its major accomplishment. A custom-designed collector's wall plaque was provided as part of the collection. 

Complete set of 50 tiny-size ingots.

Issued 1976. One of four silver wall sculptures in the collection "The Westerners." These wall sculptures have a very thin layer of silver, as thin as aluminum foil, and have, therefore, little or no silver value.

A sterling silver and a bronze version were produced. Only the silver version has any significant value. 76 millimeter in diameter. Certified November 12, 1973.

The 1974 Calendar / Art Medal is a handsome blending of the mystical signs of the Zodiac with the calendar for the new year.
"I was really pleased with the challenge of sculpturing this medal." explains sculptor Ernest Lauser. "Since the calendar for this medal was to be placed with six months to a side, the design called for an approach different from past years when all twelve months were on one side. The fluid action of the twelve signs of the Zodiac seemed most appropriate for the design. Particularly when one thinks of the close association of the Zodiac and the calendar months. Early man relied on nature --- the sun, moon and stars --- to record and measure the passage of time, just as we use the calendar."

Lauser is a  Sagittarian, and his design shows the careful planning and imagination attributed to those born under this Zodiac sign. His delightful renderings of the age-old Zodiac symbols give a sense of animation to the Calendar / Art Medal --- a feeling that the monthly calendars and the signs are in orbit around the design's central figures.

The 1974 Calendar/Art Medal was minted in both sterling silver and bronze. Each medal is 76mm in diameter and is individually oxidized (antiqued), giving it a special finish which allows handling without damage to the surface.

39mm. Certified May 18, 1981.

Museum Collection. Complete set of 50 ingots. Each measures app. 2-1/2" by 1-3/4". A regular size edition in sterling silver, a mini-ingot edition in sterling silver, and a 24KT gold mini-coin set were issued.

39mm diameter medals, issued in both bronze and sterling. The bronze edition has little or no value. Complete set of 12. This was The Franklin Mint's first Zodiac series and the first complete series ever sculptured by Gilroy Roberts, who developed a new Zodiac design concept by interweaving sign, symbol and word in artistic harmony. This series was minted in a variety of sizes, metals, and finishes, and is very common. Pendants and other jewelry items were also struck using the designs. The set was issued from 1968 to 1970.

Certified March 26, 1970.

Complete set of 11 coins in a red display box. (6) 5 Rubles coins and (5) 10 Rubles coins.

39mm. Collection of 21 silver medals, each attached to a first day of issue envelope. Entire set housed in a black cloth board library display case.

Complete set of 14 medals commemorating the 13 original inductees into the World Golf Hall of Fame, plus an additional World Golf medal, commemorating the first annual enshrinement of The World Golf Hall of Fame in Pinehurst, North Carolina.

8" diameter. Issued in 1978. Includes solid sterling plate with 24KT gold accent, protected in cloth sleeve, and housed in heavy storage box, and with Certificate of Authenticity.

Complete set of 167 mini ingots of sterling silver coated with a thin plating of 24 Karat gold. Limited edition of 25,000 sets.

Complete set of 24 medallic stamps in a black display box.

Oblong design. Sculpted by Jane Lunger.

Complete set of 38 medals. 45mm. Issued in both sterling silver and gold-plated sterling, each of equal value.

Two editions of 38 Shakespeare medals were issued by the Royal Shakespeare Theater of Stratford-Upon-Avon, England. The 45 millimeter proof series was issued to commemorate the 350th anniversary of the first printed folio of Shakespeare's plays, in 1623.

The 32 millimeter medals commemorate the centenary of the founding in 1869 of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre at its present location.

The 45 millimeter set was issued from 1971-1974.

The 32 millimeter set was issued from 1979-1982.

Prices are for the 45mm medals. The 32mm medals are worth 1/2 of the price shown.

Complete set of 24 coins issued in 1989 to immortalize the history of space exploration.

39mm. Complete set of 50 medals, each attached to a first day stamped envelope. The entire set was stored in a large blue binder with pockets for the envelopes to fit in. Each medal honored the heritage of each of the 50 states.

76mm (3 inches) in diameter, 3/16 inches thick. Approximately 8  ounces of solid bronze. High relief, antique finish, designed by C. E. Barber.

Struck by the U.S. Mint to commemorate the 1881 inauguration and presidency of Chester Arthur.

The set consists of two 32mm gold-plated medals enclosed within two First Day of Issue stamped envelopes, all housed in a black wallet display.

33mm medals, 40 in a complete set. George Washington through Ronald Reagan, plus a White House medal.

32mm. Complete set of 25 gold-plated medals.

51mm. Includes First Edition Proof medal, 1000 grains of sterling silver (app. 66 grams), Certificate of Authenticity dated December 3, 1973, and original Franklin Mint packaging and Lucite display.

51mm. Certified May 24, 1976. Complete with certificate of authenticity and housed in a blue plastic wallet display.

The fifth annual Rockwell Christmas plate, certified October 11, 1974. The Christmas plate is made of solid sterling silver and contains an original etching of the work of art drawn by Norman Rockwell expressly for this limited edition.

App. 22mm in diameter medal is stamped '14KT Solid Gold' on reverse. It is housed in a clear Lucite heavy display case, with felt lining, and includes a Certificate of Authenticity, all of which is housed in a black cardboard storage box. Limited Edition.

26 mm. Franklin Mint produced medals/coins for individuals in what they called "private mintings." Each coin has imprinted on the reverse "From the Private Treasury of --- ." Each coin wegihs 100 grains of sterling silver.

Each ingot measures app. 1 1/4" x 1 3/4". Price is for complete set of 10 ingots. Hamilton Mint produced these 10 ingots in a limited edition of 3000 sets, each struck in solid .999 Fine Silver. Included in a walnut wooden frame with slipcase, booklet and Certificate of Authenticity. The bars are shaped like the tablets of Moses and the front have the images depicting each commandment. The Reverse side has the commandment written on it.

1-1/4 inches wide. 2 inches tall. Serial number and "One Troy Oz .999 Fine Silver" stamped on the edge. Commemorates the 75th anniversary of the Denver, CO Coca-Cola Bottling Company.

Complete set of 24 medals. Issued in both bronze and sterling silver. The bronze sets have little if any value. 45mm.

39mm medal. 400 grains minimum weight. Limited edition (3,796) sterling silver proof special issue. Sculpted by Gilroy Roberts.

From 1972 to 1980, Franklin Mint issued over 100 different University, Alumni and Fraternal Order commemorative plates. All were basically the same size and weight, and of similar design.

Each ingot weighs 2500 grains. Complete set is 36 ingots. A separate issue of 2 ingots, Ford and Carter, was issued later. Price shown is for the set of 36.

Exclusive theme park medal commemorating a very special mouse's 60th anniversary. Rarities Mint. Strictly Limited Edition of 30,000 proof sets. 1 troy ounce .999 Fine Silver 1-1/2 inch proof medal. Commemorative set includes silver medal, collectors edition book, faux suede deluxe display book, and storage/gift box.

39mm. Collection of 23 silver medals, each attached to a first day of issue envelope. Entire set housed in a black cloth board library display case.

Set of two 38 millimeter diameter medals (one bronze and one sterling silver) issued by the members of the 101st Airborne Division Association to commemorate their departed comrades and as a salute to one of the United States Army's greatest groups of fighting men.

This is a limited edition set, strictly limited to 2,500 sets. Each medal is edgemarked with its set's matching serial number. The sterling silver medal weighs about 27 grams and the bronze medal is polished to a proof finish.

The first annual Rockwell Christmas plate. 8" diameter. Certified September 1, 1970.

39mm. Complete set of 24 medals. Issued in both a bronze and a sterling silver version. The bronze set has little if any value.

In original box with certificate of authenticity.

Solid sterling silver with 24 karat gold electroplating pendant weighing approximately 26 grams, and including a gold-plated chain which is not included in the weight. Stamped '24K GOLD ELECTROPLATING ON STERLING' on its edge. Issued in a strictly limited edition by The Franklin Mint in 1973 and designed by Jonathan Livingston of The Franklin Sculptor's Studio. Housed in a jeweler display case.

The set was issued in both sterling and pewter versions. Price shown is for the sterling version. The July 4 medal is 43mm in diameter, while the other 59 medals are 39mm or 1-1/2" in diameter. The medals are very high relief, antique finish, and well-designed. The complete set is 60 medals. The entire set was housed in a deluxe wooden box.

Pewter,

Complete set is 70 medals. Issued to commemorate the 1200th anniversary of the first coronation.

51mm. Certified October 4, 1976. Complete with certificate of authenticity and housed in a blue plastic wallet display.

Complete set of 60 medals. 45mm. Issued in both bronze and sterling silver, the bronze having little if any value. From Sir Edward Thomason's Medallic Illustrations of the Holy Bible published circa 1830.

This set includes a first day of issue postal cachet and 39mm sterling silver proof medal enclosed in a special leatherette display wallet. Certified July 1, 1971. On this date, the Post Office reached a historic landmark when it ceased operation as a governmental function and became a service industry. President Richard Nixon appointed Winton M. Blount as the first Postmaster General of the U. S. Postal Service and Chairman of its Board of Governors.

To commemorate the inauguration of the new United States Postal Service, the National Association of Postmasters of the United States and the National League of Postmasters issued this sterling silver commemorative medal in combination with a pair of historic stamp cancellations. The silver medal weighs about 26 grams.

43mm. Antique finish, High relief. Artwork done by Joseph Di Lorenzo This weighs in at 1.5 oz and is made from Sterling Silver. The Medallic Investor's INSIDER NEWSLETTER states that this coin was issued only for subscribers to the GREAT AMERICAN TRIUMPHS. This is an extra-large, Silver Bicentennial Medallion set with two genuine diamonds. This is the Bicentennial medallion, that completed the Great American Triumphs Sterling Silver Medallion set. The front depicts TWO CENTURIES OF LIBERTY PEACE PROGRESS 1776-1976 The back depicts the Liberty Bell with two men in patriot era clothing - with JULY 4 at the bottom.

Rarities Mint. Limited Edition. 2-3/8 inches, 5 troy ounce .999 Fine Silver proof medal.

Issued in silver and gold-plated silver, each of equal value. Each medal is 2" in diameter. Complete set of 12 medals. We have seen a 13th medal.

39mm, 100 Francs. Sterling Silver.

64mm. Bronze.

The third annual Rockwell Christmas plate. 8" diameter. Certified October 24, 1972.   The Chrstimas plate is made of solid sterling silver and contains an original etching of the work of art drawn by Norman Rockwell expressly for this limited edition.

Complete set of 100 ingots. In the history of art, Thomas Gainsborough stands out as perhaps the greatest of the great English masters. He was unique in his ability to blend portraiture and landscape into original compositions. While portraiture brought fame to Gainsborough, his first love lay in painting the English countryside of his birth. To commemorate the 250th anniversary of his birth in 1727, 100 of Gainsbourough's greatest masterpieces was issued in this collection of 100 ingots.

Each of these 24kt gold on sterling silver proof ingots is rich in dimensional detail. The collection was accompanied by a hardwood display chest fitted with velvet-lined drawers. The set was issued from 1977-1985.

39mm. Collection of 24 silver medals, each attached to a first day of issue envelope. Entire set housed in a black cloth board library display case.

Complete set of 50 ingots, each measuring app. ~1" x 1-1/2".

8" diameter. Certified March 1, 1972.

A collection of replica stamps, comprised of 22 KT gold micro-layered on paper stock, and sealed to a First Day of Issue cover, representing great stamps of America, in two binders.

76mm (3 inches) in diameter, 3/16 inches thick. Approximately 8 ounces of solid bronze. High relief, antique finish, designed by S. Ellis/J. Willson.

Struck by the U.S. Mint to commemorate President of Millard Fillmore.

Complete set of 12 ingots. Certified September 3, 1974. The set was issued during 1974-1975.

39mm. Frosted relief. Stamped "International Sterling" on non-reeded edge. Reverse states: "The Aviation Pioneer - The hazard of aviation loomed high during the night of ignorance and shrank with the dawn of knowledge" and stamped with the Charles A. Lindbergh The Lone Eagle emblem at top.

8" in diameter. Certified March 5, 1973.

39mm. Set of 12 in a display binder. Both the medal and the postage stamp are combined on a special envelope, which was postmarked on the stamp's first day of issue, at the Post Office of first issue, in the city and country of origin.

Rarities Mint. Strictly Limited Edition of only 1,000 medals. 2nd in the set of 7 Disney Around The World series medals. 5 troy ounce .999 Fine Silver proof medal.

10mm. This mini-coin is the 37th coin minted as part of the Franklin Mint Mini-Coin Presidential Collection. 

Issued in both bronze and sterling silver editions, the bronze having little if any value. 39mm. Complete set of 12 medals. Certified January 4, 1977.

51mm diameter. During the ceremonies in Stockholm Sweden on December 10, 1976 seven distinguished Americans received the world's most coveted award---the Nobel Prize. It was the very first time since the prestigious award was introduced in 1901 that citizens of the United States had received all the Nobel Prizes presented in single year.

The commemorative medal is The Franklin Mint's tribute to that historic event. Sculptured by the distinguished American medalist Gilroy Roberts, it portrays all seven of the Nobel Laureates who brought such honor to their nation. The design also includes 50 stars representing the 50 states of this Bicentennial year. The reverse identifies both the winners and their fields of achievement and bears a special commemorative legend Americans Win Every Nobel Prize Awarded During 1976.

A limited edition 39mm diameter sterling silver medal sealed in a special Christmas First Day of Issue envelope postmarked Washington, D.C. Nov 9, 1972 and with special Christmas stamp. The reverse of the envelope bearing a certificate of authenticity signed by two directors of the National League of Postmasters. The sterling silver medal weighs about 22 grams.

The set was issued in both sterling and pewter versions. The complete set is 36 medals. The entire set was housed in a deluxe wooden box.

39mm. Authenticity certified by the United Nationals Postal Administration. This first year release of this series came in a set of 10 medallic cachets, the set contained within a pale blue leatherette library display case with plastic sheets for holding each cover. The series began in 1972 and ended in 1979.

Rarities Mint, certified 6/1/1987. Set of eleven 1/10 ounce .999 Fine Gold proof medals commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, released in 1937. Each 15mm medal is encased in a hard plastic coin holder, housed inside a velvet display box with protective outer box, each with a serially numbered Certificate of Authenticity.

Complete set of 36 mini-coins from president Washington to Nixon, 10 millimeters, composed of approximately 1 gram solid sterling silver each. The set is housed in a deluxe display case and includes a magnifying glass for viewing the mini coins. The set has a sterling silver weight of ~36 grams.

This 35 millimeter pendant charm was struck in solid 18KT gold in a strictly limited edition to commemorate the NASA space flight of Apollo 15 July 26 to August 7, 1971. The pendant is stamped on its face'18KT'. It weighs 16 grams. It is housed in a special display wallet from The Franklin Mint and includes a Certificate of Authenticity dated September 13, 1971.

Complete set of 37 medals, each measuring 12 millimeters across.

76 millimeter in diameter. Contains more than 3800 grains of solid bronze.

5-3/8" long. Both sterling and vermeil (gold-plated) versions were produced. Complete set of 12 spoons.

32 mm diameter pendant issued to commemorate the Apollo 17 launch. Solid sterling silver.

Complete set of 100 ingots. Each ingot measures 2.1" x 1.4". This set was issued in both a pewter and a sterling silver edition. BEWARE: The pewter version has little if any value.

This set of 36 medals was produced in both silver and bronze.  Each medal is 39mm in diameter. The bronze medals have little if any value on the collectors market.

Sterling silver. The complete set is comprised of 50 ingots. Each ingot measures roughly 2" x1" x 1/2" and weighs 2500 grains.

Sapporo. Complete set of 11 medals in a greyish-black display box.

Complete set of 100 ingots, each app. 1.25" X 2.25". Issued 1973-1978. Not to be confused with mini-ingot version.

39mm. High relief. Dated 1973 on obverse (front). Reverse states: "Oakland Athletics World Champions 1973."

Complete set of 50. Gold plate on sterling silver.

39mm.

51mm, antique finish. Each of the 8 dual-finish medals in this collection was inspired by a single line from the stanza of 'America the Beautiful.' This was a new medallic form combining the proof finish, consisting of a finely frosted design and a mirror-like background, with the Antique finish, with boldness of design and sharply defined relief. The Antique/Proof medal was created especially for this collection, the first of its kind ever minted anywhere in the world. Each medal is serially numbered.

10mm. This limited edition mini-coin was made from a special melt of silver into which was placed 10,000 grains of silver that was carried aboard Apollo 14 on its voyage around the moon. It is certified AUG 28 1971.

This is The Franklin Mint's first sculptured collector's ring, and is an original work of art in solid 14-karat gold. Created by Gilroy Roberts, chief designer for the U.S. Mint in the 1960s. The weight is 20 grams. This beautiful and limited edition ring is housed in a deluxe jeweler's box, and includes a Certificate of Authenticity dated June 10, 1977.

39mm. Issued 1964-1976. Complete set of 150 medals. In 1964, the National Commemorative Society introduced a new collecting concept, offering a monthly series of commemorative coin-medals honoring subjects selected by Society members. Each issue is designed and sculpted by a distinguished artist. Many subsequent medallic societies were patterned after the NCS.

39mm. Silver medal attached to first day of issue cover, housed in black plastic wallet display.

V metals and sizes, casinos and denominations, up to $5 and also foreign currencies. None are made of silver or gold. 48 different.

Complete set of 8 spoons. 1976-1977. 4-1/2" long.

64mm diameter medal. High relief, antique finish. Issued in both bronze and 999 fine silver. Issued to commemorate the release of the first Eisenhower silver dollars in 1971.

8" diameter.

8" in diameter solid sterling silver plate weighing app. 175 grams or 5.6 troy ounces. Certified May 22, 1972. This was the first in the Franklin Mint Bird series by Younger. Produced by The Franklin Mint in a strictly limited edition.

39mm. Complete set of 25 medals.

Complete set of 36 medals, each measuring 45mm in diameter. Issued from 1976-1978.

In 1922, the beautiful treasures buried in the tomb of the Pharaoh Tutankhamen more than 3000 years ago were discovered. In November, 1976, at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., many of these treasures were on special display in a public exhibition --- the first in a series of exhibitions held in major art museums throughout the U.S., arranged through the courtesy of the Egyptian Museum, Egypt's national museum. This collection of 36 medals was issued in tribute to Egypt's ancient art heritage in connection with the public exhibition. Each of the 36 medals depicts one of the golden treasures created for the Pharaoh, and these works of art are among the most beautiful and most important of these treasures. The reverse bears the title of the work, together with the symbol of the Egyptian Museum.

39mm. Complete set of 10 medals, in a black wooden box with red velvet lining, each medal encased in its own plastic holder.

76mm (3 inches) in diameter, 3/16 inches thick. Approximately 8 ounces of solid bronze. High relief, antique finish, designed by Paquet.

Struck by the U.S. Mint to commemorate President Andrew Johnson.

Solid sterling silver pendant weighing approximately 14 grams, and including a 24" silver color chain which is not included in the weight. Stamped 'STERLING' on its edge. Issued in a strictly limited edition by The Franklin Mint in 1973 and designed by William Shoyer of The Franklin Sculptor's Studio. Housed in a jeweler display case and including a description brochure describing the piece.

Complete set of 24. Issued by the Royal Mint of Great Britain as a special set for American Express cardmembers. Each medal measures 45 millimeters across. The complete set of 24 medals was released in three leather-bound editions:
The Early Years
The Years of Preparation
From Wilderness to Power

The medals are guaranteed solid sterling silver, produced to Royal Mint of Great Britain proof standard.

The 12 medal set was issued in 1974. The 45 millimeter medals were proof struck. Certificate of authenticity dated September 10, 1974.  Includes book with Robert Frost's poetry.

38 millimeters (about 1-1/2") in diameter. 27 grams of solid sterling silver. Issued by the United Nations as its second annual Peace Medal on United Nations Day, October 24, 1972.

39mm. Issued in both bronze and sterling silver versions. Complete set of 120 medals. The Judaic Heritage Society issued this series of medals to honor 120 great people, places and events in the history of the Jewish people. A distinguished board of advisors chose the subjects to be honored. Each medal bears the subscriber's personal serial number on its edge. An annual award medal (not part of the regular series) was issued in 1973-1975, to honor the person who contributed meaningly to the Jewish people.

A 10mm diameter mini-coin issued to commemorate Gerald R. Ford as the 38th President of the United States and issued by The Franklin Mint in 1974. Comprised of 1.3 grams of pure 999 Platinum. Housed in a red plastic folding display wallet with numbered COA.

8 inches in diameter. Champleve enamel on solid sterling silver. Limited edition. Only 481 plates of each design were issued between 1977-1979. Enameled by Rene Restoueix, the master enameler at Limoges, France during this time. Each plate is hallmarked, dated and stamped with its serial number and Rene's signature on the reverse medallion. 

Sterling silver. 8" diameter.

Housed in a dark blue display card, this limited edition inaugural medal was released January 10, 1977. It is made of 24KT gold and weighs about 12.75 grams. It was issued to commemorate the inauguration of Jimmy Carter as President of the United States. Limited to 789 pieces, with Certificate of Authenticity.

32mm diameter, 12 grams. Certified January 20, 1977. Official issue of the Inaugural Committee, is a .999 fine silver proof minted in limited edition by The Franklin Mint.

App. 2 inches wide by 1 inch high.

51mm in diameter. Complete set of 50 medals. Certified June 26, 1972.

Complete set is 56 ingots. Each ingot is one ounce of 999 fine silver.

13mm, mini coins. Complete set of 60.

Silver coin and first day cover housed in dark blue plastic wallet display.

Limited Edition, the twelfth and final replica of the world-famous vintage cars issued by the Franklin Mint in solid sterling silver to a scale of one to forty-three. This authentically detailed 4-1/4 inches long by 1-5/8 inches wide by 1-3/4 inches tall, vintage car replica is a part of the first collection of silver miniatures ever issued by the Mint.

Complete set of 13 medals, each 39mm in diameter. Greyish-white antique finish, stamped 'MEDALLIC ART CO DANBURY CT STERLING' on non-reeded edge.

76mm (3 inches) in diameter, 3/16 inches thick. Approximately 8 ounces of solid bronze. High relief, antique finish, designed by Pierre Simon Duvivier.

Struck by the U.S. Mint to commemorate Thomas Jefferson as the 3rd President of the United States.

12.5 millimeters.

Complete set of 64 flag ingots in a blue-felt lined glass-topped case. Certified February 11, 1975.

40 mm diameter medals, high relief, issued in sterling silver and gold-plated sterling silver editions. Includes undated certificate of authenticity. Complete set of 12 medals. Officially approved by the Boy Scouts of America. 

39mm.

A set of two vintage commemorative sterling silver medals and a first day of issue envelope with U.S. Missouri Commemorative postage stamp, housed in a folding display booklet and issued in a limited edition by The Danbury Mint in 1971. The postmark on the envelope is the first day of issue for the Missouri commemorative 6c postage stamp, which was May 8, 1971.

Each medal is struck with a beautiful proof finish. They are 1-1/2 inches in diameter and each weighs about 27 grams or almost 1 3/4 ounces of sterling silver.

The Hamilton Mint produced this set of 50 ingots in a limited edition housed in a walnut display case, with booklet and Certificate of Authenticity. The set was available in either silver, or gold-plated silver. The front of each ingot has the name and scene of a famous airplane in American history. The back of each ingot has "WORLD OF FLIGHT", a brief note about the event, and a troy oz / purity stamp.

76mm diameter, 216.6 gram medal. High relief, antique finish. Issued to commemorate John Wayne. Artwork by Frank Gasparro, who was the chief engraver of the US Mint 1965-1981.

9-1/2" diameter. Sterling silver with gold-plate embellishments.

38mm. Solid 18KT gold.

38mm diameter. Issued to commemorate the Reagan-Gorbachev summit meeting in Washington, D.C., and the signing of the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty on December 8, 1987.

18KT gold. The Rockefeller Vice Presidential Inaugural Medal was commissioned by the Select Inaugural Medal Committee headed by Senator Mark O. Hatfield of Oregon. It was struck by Medallic Art Company in three authorized editions --- a large 2-3/4 inchd bronze medallion, a 2-1/2" limited edition in .999 silver, and a 1-1/4" limited edition of 18KT gold.

The medal was sculpted in high-relief---one of the highest ever produced on any Inaugural medal. In fact,  it was multiple[le at least three times more than traditional art medals.

Bronze, sterling, or gold-plated silver editions were produced. Complete set of 7 medals. The large zodiac calendar medal is 3 inches in diameter, the smaller medals are 1 3/4" in diameter. The complete set is housed in a velvet-lined wooden case. The large medal is a calendar medal for the year 1973. The six smaller medals each depict a Christmas scene.

39mm. Released each year in sets of 12 1970-1976. Issued in both bronze and sterling silver editions. The bronze version has little if any value. Price shown is for the sterling silver set of 12.

Each ingot measures app. 1 1/4" x 1 3/4". Price is for complete set of 12 ingots.

39mm. Complete set of 40 medals. Each coin-medal in this collection honors the history, culture and people of the tribe it represents and is designed in close cooperation with the appropriate tribal leaders. Arrangements for this series are coordinated with Indian Tribal Series of Phoenix, Arizona, which reserves the first 5500 specimens for its own subscribers.

For each coin-medal, there was a matching tribal history book written by a distinguished authority of the American Indian. Each book is individually hand-signed by a tribal leader and bears the same matching serial number as the coin medal. The number of proof-quality coin-medals struck for any tribe is limited to 15,000 specimens. Of this number, a maximum of 9500 have been reserved exclusively for established Franklin Mint collectors.

These were produced from 1972 to 1976, ten coin-medals each year. Each coin-medal is 39 millimeters in diameter.

1972: 14,688 minted
1973: 14,513 minted
1974: 10,383 minted
1975: 11,634 minted
1976: 7,260 minted

Nations Represented:
1972: Apache, Sioux, Crow, Obage, Havasupai, Paiute, Navajo, Papago, Yakima, Hopi

1973: Choctaw, Mescalero, Cherokee, Muscogee, Seminole, Kalispel, Chickasaw, Mandan/Arikara/Hidatsa, Oneida, Cocopah

1974: Comanche, Southern Ute, Kenaitze, Chitimach, Ponca, Kickapoo, Quapaw, Kaw, Minnesota Chippewa, Narragansett

1975: ??

1976: Seneca, Hualapia, Couschatta, Missouri Tribe, Pawnee, Eskimo, Ottawa, Modoc, Oklahoma, Wichita

38mm diameter. Sterling silver medal issued to commemorate the inauguration of George H. BushPresident of the United States on January 20, 1989. Certified January 20, 1989.

8" diameter. Produced in both a sterling silver and a pewter version. The pewter version has little if any value. This was the first annual Easter Plate issued by The Franklin Mint.

The Resurrection is an original work which Frudakis created expressly for the first Annual Franklin Mint Easter Plate. The celebrated sculptor's first collector's plate is a superb illustration of the artist's classical technique which adapts itself magnificently to the reverent interpretation of religious subjects. Here Frudakis has pictured the central fact of the Easter celebration---Jesus Christ's emergence from the tomb after his Crucifixion, arising from death to life---conveying the universal promise of redemption and resurrection.

Certified November 1, 1975.  The sixth annual Rockwell Christmas plate.

A vintage commemorative sterling silver medal and first day of issue envelope with U.S. Eisenhower [pstage stamp, housed in a folding display booklet and issued in a limited edition by The Danbury Mint in 1969. The postmark on the envelope is the first day of issue for the Eisenhower 6c postage stamp, which was October 14, 1969.

The medal is struck in a beautiful base relief with an antique finish. It is 1-1/2 inches in diameter and weighs about 42 grams or almost 1 1/2 ounces of sterling silver.

Price is PER MEDAL. Many various collections were issued, 6-coin, 2-coin, complete set in binder, etc. A complete set was 21 medals. Each sterling silver medal weighs ~20 grams.

The Nativity, minted with a gem proof finish in solid sterling silver, is the seventh annual holiday medal which interprets the first Christmas in an impressive scene reminiscent of the Old world masterpieces of the Italian Florentine school. This is one of four medals struck in limited edition by the Franklin Mint to commemorate the 1971 holiday season. The Franklin Mint holiday medals were an annual tradition starting in 1965 and lasting until the mid seventies.

One troy ounce pure silver. 50 mm wide by 28 mm tall.

Franklin Mint's tenth annual Christmas ingot. A new ingot was issued each year from 1970-2003. A 1000 grain ingot was issued every year, and starting in 1974 a 500 grain version was also offered.

Sterling silver. 8 inches diameter. This is the first in an annual edition of Mother's Day Plates, struck by the Lincoln Mint in 18 k gold plated on solid sterling silver.

Complete set is 38 ingots. Additional ingots were released separately each year. Authorized and approved by the Washington DC Bicentennial Commission. Produced in both silver and gold-plated silver versions. Limited Edition of 25,000 sets (silver version) and 10,000 sets (gold-plated version).

57mm diameter high relief antique finish. Complete set of 12 medals. This set was issued in both bronze and sterling silver. The bronze edition has little if any value.

Solid sterling silver pendant weighing approximately 14 grams, and including a 24" silver color chain which is not included in the weight. Stamped 'STERLING' on its edge. Issued in a strictly limited edition by The Franklin Mint in 1975 and designed by a member of The Franklin Sculptor's Studio. Housed in a jeweler display case and including a description brochure describing the piece.

Limited edition, signed, original work of art, sculpted by Robert Glen, one of the world's foremost animal sculptors. Issued by the East African Wildlife Society in cold-cast bronze in 1984 weighing just under 9 pounds.

This authentically detailed, 6 1/2 inches tall by 15 inches wide, sculpture depicts such realism, undoubtedly due in large part to Glen growing up in Kenya and his enormous familiarity with this species.

8" diameter. Issued in 1975. The total edition was limited to 7500 plates.

14 karat gold with 26 diamonds, Round Brilliant, Pear, Marquise Shape, approximate total weight .50 carat; one 3.5 mm cultured pearl in center.

39mm. Set of 12 sterling medals in a special black display binder.

Complete set of 50 mini ingots. Each measures approximately 3/4" by 1/2". The 50 greatest sailing ships of the past 50 centuries were honored in this collection of 50 ingots. A distinguished international board of advisers chose the ships to be honored.

The collection includes 146 miniature replicas of United States coinage. 92 Sterling Silver, 31 in Gold Electroplated on sterling Silver, 17 Copper, 6 Cupro-Nickel.  Certified Sept. 10, 1980.

1000 grains of .925 fine silver each. Ingots were issued each starting in 1971 and ending in 1978. Made available only to Members of the Franklin Mint Collectors Society. Encased in clear Lucite, contoured to hold the ingot as a slight angle of the most effective visual display. Artist: James Ponter.

13 in the set. 12 of the spoons measure just over 2-1/2" in length, while the Master Spoon measures 3". The gold vermeil is composed of 24KT gold over sterling silver.

39mm. Authenticity certified by the United Nationals Postal Administration. Issued in an annual series of 5 medallic cachet, the set contained within a pale blue leatherette library display case with plastic sheets for holding each cover. The series began in 1972 and ended in 1979.

The Calendar medals for 1967, 1968 and 1972 were struck with the Benjamin Franklin portrait designed by Gilroy Roberts. Beginning in 1973, these medals have included an original work of art whose design includes a calendar for the year. Since 1972, the medals have been made available in both pewter and bronze.

The set was issued in 1967, 1968, and 1972-1980. Each medal is 77 millimeters in diameter and having an Antique finish.

Complete set of 36 medals, housed in a blue slipcase.  This set was issued in both a bronze and a silver version. The bronze edition has little if any value. This set was produced by Lincoln Mint in 1971. Beginning in February, 1971, one (1) medal was shipped each month for (36) months. Each medal is 39 mm (1 1/2 inches).

39mm. Issued in both bronze and sterling, price shown is for sterling version only. Set of 36 medals, each mounted on a blue-grey card, and all contained in a special black binder with plastic pocket for each medal.

Limited edition medals collection housed in a wood and glass case. Complete set of 39 medals of all the US presidents through Jimmy Carter. Marked on the reverse 14kt Solid Gold.  Each measures about 13/16ths of an inch in diameter.

Limited Edition, the seventh of twelve replicas of world-famous vintage cars issued by the Franklin Mint in solid sterling silver to a scale of one to forty-three. 

This authentically detailed 3-1/2 inches long by 1-1/2 inches wide by 2-1/8 inches tall, vintage car replica is apart of the first collection of silver miniatures ever issued by the Mint.

10mm. Complete set of 36 medals. Two additional medals were issued separately at a later date, for a total of 38.

10mm, solid platinum mini-coin in Mint issued blue wallet display with numbered COA.

Complete set of 42 ingots, each about 1 inch by 1/2 inch.

10mm. Platinum.

Complete set of 36 medals. Antique finish, high relief. Each medal was encased in a large Lucite holder and the entire set was housed in a deluxe wooden box. Obverse of each medal features a bust of the president with the name at top of medal and date range representing the years in office at the lower portion of the medal. The reverse of the medal features a brief historical profile of the president, with the life span at the top.

39mm diameter solid gold gaming chip issued in limited edition by The Franklin Mint in 1979 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Monte Carlo Casino in Monaco. 1000 Francs face value. Housed in a deluxe velvet-lined display box and including a certificate of authenticity dated April 20, 1979 as well as a gold-plated sterling silver chain. The Official issue was authorized by the casino and was strictly limited to 7500 proofs. The chip is made of .500 fine gold and weighs app. 16 grams.

6" x 2-1/2". Pure .999 fine silver ingot weighing ~127 grams. Housed in a black velvet-lined display case, and sealed in a hardshell Lucite protective case, and including Certificate of Authenticity. 

39mm. Authenticity certified by the United Nationals Postal Administration. Issued in an annual series of 5 medallic cachet, the set contained within a pale blue leatherette library display case with plastic sheets for holding each cover. The series began in 1972 and ended in 1979.

A set of coins and currency, with the unique addition of actual silver granules, encased in a black plastic folding wallet, with a Series 1957 $1 Silver Certificate in Uncirculated condition. The set also includes a Morgan silver dollar and a Peace Silver Dollar dates vary.

Complete set of 63 mini-ingots in solid sterling silver.

8" in diameter. Certified November 22, 1972. 

This collection was issued by The Franklin Mint to honor the 200th Anniversary of the U. S. Navy. This was the first medallic series covering the entire 200 year history of the U. S. Navy ever minted. The collection consists of 24 sterling silver proof medals. Bicentennial Histories of the U. S. Army and the U. S. Marine Corps were minted and issued simultaneously with this series.

The edition was minted in sterling silver and was issued in 1974-1975.

Each medal is 39 millimeters in diameter.

38mm diameter. Sterling silver medal issued to commemorate the first meeting of Pope John Paul II and President Ronald Reagan on American soil, on September 10, 1987.

Complete set of 12 triangle-shaped ingots.

This series of 100 medals provides a comprehensive history of the first 100 years since the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Each medal recalls a different year by depicting the "event of the year" which was selected with the aid of an advisory board composed of experts of American history.

The set was issued from 1968-1972. This is volume I of a two-volume, first edition proof set. There were 10,000 of the sterling silver sets and 10,000 platinum sets produced. Each medal is 44 millimeters in diameter.

39mm. Set of 12 in a display binder. Both the medal and the postage stamp are combined on a special envelope, which was postmarked on the stamp's first day of issue, at the Post Office of first issue, in the city and country of origin.

Richly detailed portrait sculptures of great American heroes, in solid pewter, solid brass and fine enamels. An heirloom chess set to be enjoyed for generations. Created by the world famous craftsmen of the Franklin Mint. The set is a dramatic and fascinating tribute to the heroes of both the French and Seventh Coalition armies. The playing pieces are richly-detailed three-dimensional portrait sculptures of the great Generals on both sides, as well as enlisted men.

Every figure is a new and original work, created expressly for this unique chess set by Philip J. Haythornthwaite. Some are shown standing, some seated, some kneeling, some mounted on horseback. Each piece is captured for the ages in solid pewter, then set atop a solid brass pedestal base embellished with a circular band of colored enamel---blue for the French soldiers and red for those of the Allied armies. 

Crafted for the Museum by The Franklin Mint, each figure is scaled to suit the role assigned to it in the game of chess. The set includes a handsome pewter-finished playing board, the fitted protective case, a Certificate of Authenticity and specially written reference materials.

BEWARE: The bronze version has little or no value. 57mm. Released in 1972. Set of 12 large antique finish medals in standing folder format.  This series of twelve dramatic scupltures depicts each Apostle as he answered the summons of Christ. Each work of art is struck in dramatic high relief on a massive planchet of solid sterling silver or bronze --- each medal messuring 2 1/4 inches in diameter.  Minted by the Franklin Mint exclusively for Members of The Franklin Mint Collectors Society, each medal is individually toned (antiqued) by hand to bring out the full beauty of scupltor Monassi's deep medallic images.
The bronze medals have little if any value.

The 2008 Million Dollar Golden Proof is one quarter-pound (125 grams) of .999 pure silver bullion, and is layered in 24 karat gold. It was struck in a limited edition of 10,000 proofs.

12.5mm. Complete set of 50.

100 mini ingots in sterling silver. In original case, with certificate of authenticity dated October 5, 1981.

19mm. The face of the pendant features the American Eagle, while the reverse bears the symbol of the Bicentennial Council. Includes 12KT gold plated 16 inch chain.

39mm. Authenticity certified by the United Nationals Postal Administration. Issued in an annual series of 5 medallic cachet, the set contained within a pale blue leatherette library display case with plastic sheets for holding each cover. The series began in 1972 and ended in 1979.

38 millimeters (about 1-1/2") in diameter. 27 grams of solid sterling silver. Issued by the United Nations as its second annual Peace Medal on United Nations Day, October 24, 1972.

8" diameter. Certified March 10, 1975.

1976 Franklin Mint Bicentenial Powderhorn made of the finest Baccarat Crystal, inlaid with solid sterling silver.
It comes in a green display box lined w/ green velour and a wooden mounting cradle. The horn is 11" long and 6" tall when mounted in the cradle. The display box measures 13" across x 9" deep x 3 1/2" tall. 

During Revolutionary time carved powderhorns were a highly regarded form of art. To help pass the time in the lull between battles and during the long winter encampments, soldiers inscribed their powderhorns with intricate designs. With a sharp knife, artistic skill and a creative imagination, a soldier could transpose a utilitarian object into a thing of beauty.

This commemorative features an original design created by the distinguished artist Isa Barnett, who has captured the heroic spirit of the patriots perservering during the bitter winter encampments to serve the cause of freedom.

This Franklin Mint Bicentennial Powderhorn is a reminder of the suffering endured by our forefathers in their struggles to achieve independence.

The design on the horn was created by the artist Isa Barnett. It is hand blown of Baccarat crystal and it is capped and banded in solid sterling silver with a sterling silver chain.

The beautiful horn is sparkling "Baccarat" crystal, and has a sterling silver lid on one end and a collar and chain on the other.

Rarities Mint. Strictly Limited Edition of 20,000 medals. 1/2 troy ounce .999 Fine Silver proof medal commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, released in 1937. 30 mm medal is encased in a hard plastic coin holder on a serially numbered Certificate of Authenticity card, certified 6/1/87.

The medals are very high relief, antique finish, and well-designed. The complete set is 36 medals. The entire set was housed in a deluxe wooden display frame.

This set commemorates the 10th anniversary of Dahomey (Benin) independence. Individual coins are common but the full, encased set is quite scarce. The coins are .999 fine silver, weighing a total of 92 g. combined. This set includes the 1.000 Francs (Femme Somba) coin, the 500 Francs (Femme Oueme) coin, the 200 Francs (Femme Abomey) coin and the 100 Francs (Ganvie) coin.

39mm.

Price shown is PER INGOT. Franklin Mint's annual Christmas ingot by far their most popular issue. A new ingot was issued each year from 1970-2003. A 1000 grain ingot was issued every year, and starting in 1974 a 500 grain version was also offered. The ingots originally came in individual small display boxes, but because of the popularity of the ingots, a white display case designed to hold 10 ingots (either 500 or 1000 grain) was offered separately.

1978. Sterling silver wall sculpture, 7" x 7" mounted on 11 1/4" Philippine Mahogany base. Commissioned in a limited edition of 100 by The Franklin Mint to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Serengeti Game Preserve. Certified June 1, 1978.

Housed in a red or dark blue display wallet, this limited edition bicentennial medal was released July 4, 1976. It is made of solid 999 fine gold and weighs about 1.2 grams. It was issued to commemorate the bicentennial of the United States.

Rarities Mint. Strictly Limited Edition of 20,000 medals. 1 troy ounce .999 Fine Silver proof Sneezy medal commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, released in 1937. 1-1/2 inch medal is encased in a hard plastic coin holder, housed inside a velvet display box with a serially numbered Certificate of Authenticity certified 6/1/87.

Limited Edition item only available to members of the Franklin Mint Collectors Society. 19-3/4 inches wide by 14 inches tall.

Limited Edition, the fifth of twelve replicas of world-famous vintage cars issued by the Franklin Mint in solid sterling silver to a scale of one to forty-three. This authentically detailed 4-1/4 inches long by 1-5/8 inches wide by 1-7/8 inches tall, vintage car replica is a part of the first collection of silver miniatures ever issued by the Mint.

38mm diameter. Issued to commemorate the return of Haley's Comet in 1986.

The first issue in an annual edition. 39 millimeters (about 1-1/2") in diameter.

10mm diameter. Platinum mini-coin issued to commemorate the journey to Russia by Richard M. Nixon. Certified June 20, 1972.

1000 grains. Ingots were issued each starting in 1971 and ending in 1978.

45mm.

38mm.

39mm (1-1/2") across. RMS Titanic silver proof commemorative medal struck by the Royal Mint in 1997 in Sterling silver. Issue limit 25000.

Complete set of 100. Issued in both bronze and sterling silver. The Bronze version has little if any value.

39mm. High relief. Reverse states: "On Inauguration Day, the 20th day of January, 1973, Richard M. Nixon was sworn into office for a second term as President of the United States."

39mm. Complete set of 40 medals through Bush. Released in 1988.

Large ingot measuring 4 inches wide by 2 inches high and guaranteed to contain at least 2000 grains (4.16 troy ounces) of pure 999 fine silver. Minted with Proof finish by The Franklin Mint under the auspices of The Independence Hall Association to honor the 200th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.  House in a deluxe display frame with felt backing and white outer paperboard sleeve with Certificate of Authenticity dated December 5, 1975.

8" diameter solid sterling silver plate. Limited edition plate from an original work by James Fenwick Lansdowne. Housed in original display box and including Certificate of Authenticity dated June 5, 1973.

39mm. Complete set of 50 gold on silver medals. Coins from Julius Caesar Lands 55BC to WWII.

32mm. Complete set of 50 medals. This set was issued in both a sterling silver and a bronze edition. The bronze edition has little if any value.

Franklin Mint's sixth annual Christmas ingot, from the Holiday Ingots Collection, which is by far their most popular collection. A new ingot was issued each year from 1970-2003. A 1000 grain ingot was issued every year, and starting in 1974 a 500 grain version was also offered. The ingots originally came in individual small display boxes, but because of the popularity of the ingots, a white display case designed to hold 10 ingots (either 500 or 1000 grain) was offered separately.

57mm in diameter. Issued in bronze and sterling silver, the bronze version having little or no value. Antique Finish. Complete set of 20 medals. Pietro Montano of Italy selected and sculpted the 20 most important parables used by Jesus in his teachings. Each medal was struck in high relief and was individually antiqued. Mr. Montana also sculpted the Vita Christi series.

No demand for this item.

Complete set of 24 ingots, each measuring app. 2.22" x1.25".

Complete set of 100. Each medal measures 32mm (1-1/4") in diameter.

The National Historical Society, headquartered in Gettysburg, PA., was dedicated to bringing the significance of American history to all the people in the U.S. and to enrich their enjoyment and understanding of the events contributing to American freedom.

In keeping with this mission, the Society issued a medallic history of America. This history was recorded as a set of 100 medallic cachets, each recapturing one of the greatest events in America's past. Each cachet (envelope) carries a medal portraying the event it honors in authentic and historically accurate detail. Each stamped cachet is officially postmarked at the closest available post office to the site identified with the event on its exact anniversary date. To add to its historical value, each cachet bears a first-person account of the event commemorated, as reported by an actual eyewitness of the time. The eyewitnesses to these great events include some of America's most outstanding patriots.

The 100 events selected by the Society encompassed the entire history of America. To give the collection a feeling of immediacy, each of these events was depicted as it was actually seen and reported to an eyewitness to that event.

A special Certificate of Authenticity, bearing the signature of the Society's president, also accompanies the collection. To house and display the collection, a matched set of two custom-designed hardbound library albums was provided to each subscriber.

One ounce 999 fine silver.

Complete set of 4 ingots. Each released 1973. Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter; housed in wooden frame (or not, frame could be ordered separately).

39mm. Medal is stamped 18KT. Gold medal issued to commemorate the journey to Russia by Richard M. Nixon. Certified June 20, 1972.

76mm (3 inches) in diameter, 3/16 inches thick. Approximately 8 ounces of solid bronze. High relief, antique finish, designed by Gilroy Roberts.

Struck by the U.S. Mint to commemorate the 1957 inauguration and second term presidency of Dwight D. Eisenhower with the title of his inaugural speech "Atoms For Peace" on the reverse.

Complete set is 40 ingots. Each ingot is 2" by 1". Each bronze ingot is plated with 24KT gold in a micro-thin coating. Wooden display box measures 17" x 12".

8" in diameter.

45mm diameter. Gold-plated medal issued to commemorate the journey to Russia by Richard M. Nixon. Certified June 20, 1972.

Each sterling silver plate, 8" in diameter,  is individually numbered and hallmarked. 

The INDIAN CHILD IN A HAMMOCK plate is the first work of six depicting children of mankind. Joe Rosenthal sketched this artwork at the camp of Robert Smallboy, Chief of the Ermineskin band of Cree Indians at Hobema, Alberta. It shows a young girl rocking a baby in the typical hammock used by the tribe and expresses the simple endearing joy of children.

45mm in diameter. Certified March 20, 1972. Limited edition to commemorate the journey to China by Richard M. Nixon.

39mm. Collection of 11 silver medals, each attached to a first day of issue envelope. Entire set housed in a black cloth board library display case.

26mm. Each medal is about the size of a quarter. Complete set of 35 medals.

Issued in both bronze and sterling silver. The bronze version has little if any value. Includes commemorative coin and dedication card, housed in a black folding display wallet. The obverse (front) of the medal states "The Franklin Mint 1970".

Complete set of 4 medals. Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter; housed in wooden frame (or not, frame could be ordered separately).

39mm.

PRICE PER PLATE. This series of plates was authorized by the White House Historical Association. It is the first series of plates to be based upon official portraits of U. S. Presidents. Each plate is serially numbered on a medallion affixed to the reverse of the plate.

39 different, from Washington to Reagan.

1. The George Washington Plate, 1972
2. The John Adams Plate, 1972
3. The Thomas Jefferson Plate, 1972
4. The James Madison Plate, 1973
5. The James Monroe Plate, 1973
6. The John Quincy Adams Plate, 1973
7. The Andrew Jackson Plate, 1973
8. The Martin Van Buren Plate, 1973
9. The William Henry Harrison Plate, 1974
10. The John Tyler Plate, 1974
11. The James K. Polk Plate, 1974
12. The Zachary Taylor Plate, 1974
13. The Millard FIllmore Plate, 1974
14. The Franklin Pierce Plate, 1974
15. The James Buchanan Plate, 1974
16. The Abraham Lincoln Plate, 1975
17. The Andrew Johnson Plate, 1975
18. The Ulysses S. Grant Plate, 1975
19. The Rutherford B. Hayes Plate, 1975
20. The James A. Garfield Plate, 1975
21. The Chester A. Arthur Plate, 1975
22. The Grover Cleveland Plate, 1976
23. The Benjamin Harrison Plate, 1976
24. The William McKinley Plate, 1976
25. The Theodore Roosevelt Plate, 1976
26. The William H. Taft Plate, 1976
27. The Woodrow Wilson Plate, 1976
28. The Warren G. Harding Plate, 1976
29. The Calvin Coolidge Plate, 1976
30. The Herbert Hoover Plate, 1976
31. The Franklin Delano Roosevelt Plate, 1976
32. The Harry S. Truman Plate, 1976 Plate, 1976
33. The Dwight D. Eisenhower Plate, 1976
34. The John F. Kennedy Plate, 1976
35. The Lyndon B. Johnson Plate, 1976
36. The Richard M. Nixon Plate, 1976
37. The Gerald R. Ford Plate, 1976
38. The Jimmy Carter Plate, 1977
39. The Ronald Reagan Plate, 1983

The Hamilton Mint produced this set of 24 ingots in a limited edition of 20,000 housed in a walnut display case, with booklet and Certificate of Authenticity. The set was available in either gold-plated silver or solid silver editions.

Complete set of 44 "mini coins," each about 13mm in diameter, in a wood case with glass top.

39mm. Collection of 23 silver medals, each attached to a first day of issue envelope. Entire set housed in a black cloth board library display case.

Complete set of 13 sterling silver rounds.

8" diameter. Certified november 10, 1975. An original design created expressly for this limited edition by Rene Restoueix and is the third issue in The Franklin Mint's first collection of champleve plates.

39mm.

39mm diameter. Pendant is stamped 18KT. Weighs roughly 16 grams of solid 18KT gold.

Set of two 38 millimeter diameter medals (one bronze and one 999 pure silver) issued to commemorate life of Martin Luther King, Jr. 

This is a limited edition set, strictly limited to 500 sets. Each medal is edgemarked with its set's matching serial number. The sterling silver medal weighs about 29 grams and the bronze medal is polished to a proof finish.

Complete set of 24 ingots in display case with certificate of authenticity.

51mm. Includes First Annual Proof medal, 65 grams of .99 silver, Certificate of Authenticity, and original Hamilton Mint display box.

8" diameter.

39mm. Complete set of 50 medals. Issued in both bronze and sterling silver. The bronze version has little or no value.
The International Olympic Committee, the official organization that directs and coordinates all Olympic activities issued this collection of 50 medals in tribute to the Olympic spirit, and to the great individual heroes and heroines of the modern Olympics. The face of each medal portrays the significant event or outstanding performance that made Olympic history. The reverse of the medal describes the lasting  significance of that event or performance,in the language of the host country. The collection  includes both the Summer and Winter Olympics, from 1896 to 1976. The gold and sterling silver medals are serially numbered. 

32mm. Complete set of 100 medals

39mm. 24 in the set.

Solid sterling silver. Limited Edition, the first of twelve replicas of world-famous vintage cars issued by the Franklin Mint in solid sterling silver to a scale of one to forty-three. 

This authentically detailed 3 inches long by 1-1/2 inch wide by 2-1/8 inches tall, vintage car replica is apart of the first collection of silver miniatures ever issued by the Mint.

39mm. Authenticity certified by the United Nationals Postal Administration. Issued in an annual series of 5 medallic cachet, the set contained within a pale blue leatherette library display case with plastic sheets for holding each cover. The series began in 1972 and ended in 1979.

8" in diameter.

39mm. Price is per medal. These were issued in a set of 3 with a Lucite display holder. Medals are:
XI Olympic Winter Games, Sapporo Japan, 1972
VI Pan-American Games, Cali Colmbia, 1971
Games of the XX Olympiad, Munich, Germany, 1972

10,000 grains (20.83 troy ounces) sterling silver. Cast from the last lot of silver in the U.S. Treasury which was sold at a historic auction. This was the last 1.6 million ounces of available silver bullion and it was sold in a sealed bid process on November 10, 1970. The Franklin Mint was the successful bidder for the entire lot with a bid of $2,875,000. Ingots were minted with a portion of this last lot of silver. The reverse inscription on each ingot certifies that the silver contained therein is wholly from the last silver lot. The ingot measures 4 5/8" x 1 7/8".

The fourth annual Rockwell Christmas plate. 8" diameter. Certified November 1, 1973.  The Chrstimas plate is made of solid sterling silver and contains an original etching of the work of art drawn by Norman Rockwell expressly for this limited edition.

A set of 12 silver medals in a velvet-lined wooden case, the case labeled "History of America". Issued 2007. Each medal 40mm in diameter.

39mm. Certified March 20, 1974.

3 inch diameter, 1/4 inch thick, 245 gram medal issued to commemorate the Birth of the U. S. Marine Corps. Antique bronze finish.

Complete set of 50 mini-coins, each 10 millimeters in diameter, composed of solid sterling silver. The set is housed in a deluxe display binder and includes a booklet entitled The States of The Union. Also included is a magnifier glass for viewing the mini coins. The set has a sterling silver weight of ~56 grams.

39mm in diameter. Certified July 3-6, 1986.

Sterling silver medal is 39MM in diameter and weighs one troy ounce. Accompanying certificate states that the medal was struck on behalf of the city of San Diego by the U.S. Mint.

BRONZE and STERLING editions were produced, price shown is for STERLING, the BRONZE set has little if any value. 32 millimeter (about 1 1/4" across) medals. 100 in a complete set. Issued by Franklin Mint Canada.

Sterling silver. 8" diameter.

45mm. Complete set of 12 medals. Each medal in this annual series of 12 is designed to capture the impact and the most important news events to have occurred in the calendar month for which it is issued.

45mm. Complete set of 12 medals. Each medal in this annual series of 12 is designed to capture the impact and the most important news events to have occurred in the calendar month for which it is issued.

Adoration Of The Magi, minted with a gem proof finish in solid sterling silver. This is one of four medals struck in limited edition by the Franklin Mint to commemorate the 1972 holiday season. The Franklin Mint holiday medals were an annual tradition starting in 1965 and lasting until the mid seventies.

Home For Christmas, minted with a gem proof finish in solid sterling silver. This is one of four medals struck in limited edition by the Franklin Mint to commemorate the 1972 holiday season. The Franklin Mint holiday medals were an annual tradition starting in 1965 and lasting until the mid seventies.

39 millimeter in diameter. Sculpted by Vincent Miller.

39 millimeter in diameter. This was the second annual Mother's Day medal.

39mm proof, 20 medals in a complete set. Two versions were issued, a gold-plated and a silver.

8 inches in diameter. Champleve enamel on solid sterling silver. Limited edition. Only 481 plates of each design were issued between 1977-1979. Enameled by Rene Restoueix, the master enameler at Limoges, France during this time. Each plate is hallmarked, dated and stamped with its serial number and Rene's signature on the reverse medallion. 

76mm (3 inches) in diameter, 3/16 inches thick. Approximately 8 ounces of solid bronze. High relief, antique finish, designed by S. Ellis/J. Willson.

Struck by the U.S. Mint to commemorate President James Buchanan.

Complete set of 36.

39mm. 5 coin set in white display box with COA.

39 mm diameter. Certified September 11, 1972. Issued in both a bronze and a sterling silver version. The bronze has little if any value.

The Official 1972 Presidential Campaign Medal of the Republican National Committee was struck in a limited edition by The Franklin Mint.

40mm, Antique finish, high relief, solid sterling silver medal. Displayed in large Lucite holder. Obverse of medal features a bust of the president with the name at top of medal and date range representing the years in office at the lower portion of the medal. The reverse of the medal features a brief historical profile of the president, with the life span at the top.

64mm.

The decorative replica telegraph station by the Franklin Mint is an official presentation of the Autry Museum of Western Heritage. It is the first ever precision-engineered re-creation of an actual telegraph key and receiver now housed in the museum's own collection.

This piece has solid brass components, copper plated coils atop veined green marble affixed to a mahogany stained wood base. Brass plate is engraved '150th Anniversary Gold Rush Telegraph Station'. Center plate is engraved with Samuel Morse's original telegraph code.

The station measures approximately 14 inches across the base and consists of three parts: the Telegraph key, the receiver and the base. 

Complete set is 100 ingots.

10mm. Platinum.

39mm. Issued in silver or gold-plated versions, both of equal value.

Complete set of 50 sterling silver medals. Each medal measures 39mm or about 1-1/2 inches across.

Produced in both silver and bronze editions, the bronze edition has little or no value. The complete set includes 20 ingots in a wooden display case. Three series were released, for a total of 60 ingots. 

39mm. High relief. Issued various years during the 1970s.

33 millimeter diameter, copper-nickel medal struck by the US Mint for July 16, 1968 release.

8" diameter.

39mm. Complete set of 17 medals.

Limited edition 3 coin set consisting of one large (45mm) and two smaller (32mm) sterling silver medals authorized by Paramount International Coin Corporation of Englewood, Ohio and minted by The Franklin Mint in 1972. Strictly limited to 4,400 sets. These medals were issued to commemorate the 25th Wedding Anniversary of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and His Royal Highness Prince Philip. Certified November 20, 1972, the actual anniversary date.

Set of three 39 millimeter medals housed in a plastic display booklet. Price shown is for the Sterling Silver version which is described as such in the cards holding each medal and in the display booklet text. Bronze edition has little or no value and does not state anywhere that it is bronze. In fact, all sets in plastic display booklets may be bronze or nickel silver, not sterling. The sterling editions may have only been released individually for members of the Franklin Mint Collector Society. A rare Gold edition medal set was also issued.

Limited edition of 25,000 issued to commemorate the national championship victory by the Notre Dame football team, this pure 999 fine silver medal measures 39 millimeters in diameter and is stamped on reverse '1 TROY OZ 999 FINE SILVER.'

Limited Edition, the eleventh of twelve replicas of world-famous vintage cars issued by the Franklin Mint in solid sterling silver to a scale of one to forty-three. Weighs about 148 grams of pure sterling silver. This authentically detailed 3-1/2 inches long by 1-1/2 inches wide by 1-5/8 inches tall, vintage car replica is apart of the first collection of silver miniatures ever issued by the Mint.

39mm. Medal is stamped 18KT.

Limited edition, original work of art, sculpted by Robert Glen, one of the world's foremost animal sculptors. Issued by the East African Wildlife Society in cold-cast bronze in 1983 weighing just under 9 pounds.

This authentically detailed, 8 inches tall by 14 inches wide, signed sculpture depicts such realism, undoubtedly due in large part to Glen's love of the African elephant and his enormous familiarity with this species.

Complete with COA and commentary which describes the elephants, the sculpture and the artist.

Complete set of 10 ingots.

This collection features 10 original works of art created exclusively for this collection by Norman Rockwell, forming an enduring tribute to American"s greatest storyteller, Mark Twain. The face of each ingot captures a memorable scene from one of the greatest stories of Mark Twain-- portrayed in the inimitable style of Norman Rockwell. The reverse of each ingot bears Mark Twain's signature, and the title of the ingot.

Issued in both a bronze and a sterling silver edition. The bronze version has little if any value. Complete set of 100 ingots. The greatest inventors and scientists of American history and their most notable achievement are being depicted in this collection of 100 ingots. The leading science museums and institutes throughout the US have selected the subjects to be honored. All of the designs were authenticated by experts associated with the institutions cooperating in this program. Issued from 1976-1984. Each ingot measures 2.1" x 1". Each ingot contains 500 grains of sterling silver.

39mm in diameter.

Limited Edition. One of 12 original sculptures from The People of Old West series that was sculptured by Mico Kaufman. Issued by the American Sculpture Society, cast by hand in Solid Fine Pewter, in 1976.

This authentically detailed and historically authentic 5" x 2.5" sculpture reflects the storekeeper's practical wisdom and every fascinating feature of the clothing and equipment of a storekeeper who risked their life to explore and settle in the American West.

39mm. 5 coin set in blue display box with COA.

This set of three commemorative medals consists of a silver, bronze and pewter medal commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the First Flight of the Space Shuttle Columbia, housed in a heavy plastic display made especially for this set. The silver medal is 32 grams of 999 silver.

Complete set of 60 medals.

1-1/2" in diameter. Issued to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the founding of Santa Anita Horse racing track. Obverse: Image of Seabiscuit, with text above, "1940 Santa Anita Handicap" and text below, "Seabiscuit". Reverse: Scene of race track with text above, "Santa Anita Park" and text below "40th Anniversary Commemorative Medallion, 1934 - 1974."

Stamped, "One Troy Ounce 999 Fine Silver".

Complete set of 50 ingots, each is marked 5000 grains.

Lighting The Menorah, minted with a gem proof finish in solid sterling silver. This is one of four medals struck in limited edition by the Franklin Mint to commemorate the 1974 holiday season. The Franklin Mint holiday medals were an annual tradition starting in 1965 and lasting until the mid seventies.

Limited edition, 8" diameter solid sterling silver plate, individually numbered, hallmarked and authenticated. Certified February 15, 1973. This was the second solid sterling silver collector's plate in a series of four bird plates produced as an official issue of the Nation Audubon Society. The design is an original work of art created especially for this plate by the distinguished wildlife artist, James Fenwick Lansdowne.

12.5mm.

Complete set of 50 sterling silver ingots. The set was issued from 1974-1978. Each ingot measures 2.1" x 1.5".

The Hamilton Mint produced this set of 50 ingots in a limited edition of 20,000 housed in a walnut display case, with booklet and Certificate of Authenticity. The front of each ingot has the name and scene of a famous event in American history. The back of each ingot has "AMERICA'S GREATEST EVENTS", a brief note about the event, and a troy oz / purity stamp.

A 25th anniversary commemorative series of 30 medals describing the events and people who built the state of Israel.

39mm. Collection of 18 silver medals, each attached to a first day of issue envelope. Entire set housed in a black cloth board library display case.

To honor the age of railroading this series of 50 ingots portrayed the 50 greatest locomotives of all time, from every part of the world. Each locomotive is shown in precise detail, just as it looked when it was operating.

Each ingot measures 2-3/4" x 1-3/8". The set was issued from 1974-1977.