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Description
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A Journey Through Time: Celebrate two pivotal moments in U.S. history with the final Eisenhower Dollar (1978) honoring a President and Apollo 11’s lunar triumph, and the first Susan B. Anthony Dollar (1979) championing women’s suffrage.
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Preserved for Posterity: Encased in a protective sealed acrylic case, these copper-nickel clad coins retain their luster and durability, ensuring they remain cherished keepsakes for generations.
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Authenticity Guaranteed: Each set comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, offering collectors and history lovers genuine, iconic pieces of American numismatic heritage.
Step into the pages of history with this remarkable coin set featuring two iconic milestones in U.S. currency.
The Last Eisenhower Dollar (1978) commemorates the legacy of Dwight D. Eisenhower, the celebrated general and 34th U.S. President. Its obverse bears his dignified profile, while the reverse pays homage to human ingenuity with a depiction of the Apollo 11 moon landing. Crafted in durable copper-nickel clad, this coin symbolizes an era of exploration and leadership.
The First Susan B. Anthony Dollar (1979) broke barriers as the first U.S. dollar to feature a real woman on circulated coinage. Honoring the trailblazing suffragette, its obverse captures Susan B. Anthony's determined visage, while the reverse celebrates progress with a soaring eagle above the moon. Despite its similarity in size to a quarter, this groundbreaking coin stands as a testament to equality and perseverance.
Both coins are housed in a protective sealed acrylic case to preserve their brilliance and historical significance. A Certificate of Authenticity guarantees their genuineness, making this duo an essential addition to any collection or a thoughtful gift for history enthusiasts.
Own a tangible piece of American heritage—where history meets artistry in every detail!
