April 16, 2024
FRANKLIN MINT BRONZE PRESIDENTIAL COIN SET SEALED 1968
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FRANKLIN MINT SOLID BRONZE PRESIDENTIAL COINS COLLECTR'S SET THIS SET IS SEALED! Up for auction is this 35 piece set solid bronze collector's set made by Franklin Mint for Shell's Mr. President Coin Game. This set is sealed complete, sealed in the original envelope. The second and third photos are of the actual item listed. The other photographs are what you can expect to find in this envelope. These photos were taken of another opened set. This envelope is sealed and has not been opened. This listing includes: The original envelope which houses all the other items. There is some minor yellowing of the envelope consistent with the age of this package. The 35 slotted card-board display carrier. A booklet on the presidential profiles. This book gives a brief description of each president. The 35 solid bronze coins. This Presidential Hall of Fame collection includes 36 presidents on 35 coins, (Grover Cleveland is 22nd & 24th president but only one coin). These coins are in uncirculated condition as they have only been in the original plastic bag and not been displayed. This item was purchased from a moving estate in an older residential home. This set is from 1968. The low starting price is no indication of the value of this item, it is merely a place to begin the bidding process. Please email with any questions! Thanks for looking!
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