U.S.A., 20 Dollar 1876, very fine+

U.S.A., 20 Dollar 1881, restrike in gold, fine/very fine

U.S.A., 20 Dollar 1883, very fine+

U.S.A., 20 Dollar 1883, very fine+

U.S.A, 20 Dollar Double Eagle(1907), high relief, flat rim, This coin, struck in 1907, was the work of two famous Americans: President Theodore Roosevelt and sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens. The President was a great admirer of ancient Greek coins and wanted to bring similar beauty to the U.S. coinage. He approached Saint-Gaudens to redesign the 10 and the 20 dollar coins. For the $20 the sculptor chose an advancing figure of Liberty for the obverse and a flying eagle on the reverse. Chief-Engraver of the U.S. Mint, Charles Barber, resented the new design, partly because the high relief of the coin required a longer striking process. This coin is considered as the most beautiful United States coin, almost extremely fine

U.S.A., Kennedy, 100 Ducat 1963 gold medal, mintage only 150ex., 350gr., in original cassette Numismatick International, proof

U.S.A., Kennedy Ducat, set with 6 golden medals 1963, 1 Ducat upto 30 Ducat, total 68 Ducat, ca.238.5gr., proof in original N.O.B. cassette