Bidders are solely responsible for packing, loading, and moving all items purchased without assistance from GRABER AUCTIONS. Items are to be picked up on the arranged pickups day(s). All information contained within buyer's catalog is true and correct to the best of our ability, but is in no way or circumstance guaranteed, expressed or implied. No warranty of quality, condition, or fitness for intended use is given. All items sold "AS IS WHERE IS", all descriptions provided are for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as creating any representation or warranty. If you do not wish to have your credit card charged for your purchase(s), please contact our office before the auction closes (812) 254-2220 to make other arrangements for payment. Your credit card on file with HiBid will be charged automatically for the invoice total. TERMS: A Valid Credit Card is required for bidding approval you will receive an email (morning after auction) with invoice showing your purchases and the total price. read moreħ.Wednesday, May 5th, 2021 ~ Lots start closing at 7:00pm ET 900 fine gold, presented in a custom box with COA…. Mint engraver Frank Gasparro, 16 grams of. Match with the search results: Designed by veteran U.S. However, delays developed in the Senate, where sponsors of unrelated measures sought to attach them to the popular coinage legislation. The House of Representatives approved the original version of the bill by voice vote four months ago on March 5. Passage of the bill allayed growing fears that the Statue of Liberty coins – including one in gold and one in silver – might never come to fruition despite broad support. Its debut will be deferred until late next year to avoid competition with Treasury sales of the Statue of Liberty coins. This will be a bullion-type coin and its issue price will be pegged to the price of silver. This was assured late last month when Congress authorized the coins after months of behind-the-scenes maneuvering.Īs part of the same legislation, Congress also authorized a one-ounce silver Liberty Coin.
Summary: Three new United States coins honoring the Statue of Liberty will be issued early next year in time for the statue’s centennial celebration.
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