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Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed! shopcsntv.com • 800-257-3859 | 26 Coins Throughout the Ages Jerusalem Holy City Set $249.95 033695 Jerusalem is commonly translated to meaning The City of Peace. Originally settled some six thousand years ago, Jerusalem was established as the capital of the Kingdom of Israel by King David circa 1002 BCE, according to Biblical tradition, Jerusalem is considered sacred ground by the three major Abrahamic religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Despite having an area of 0.9 square kilometers, Jerusalem’s Old City is home to some of the most important religious sites on earth: the Temple Mount and its Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, the Dome of the Rock, and the al-Aqsa Mosque. Roman Probus - ngc XF 033694 $89.95 Probus’s six-year reign is impressively long, given that Probus delivered Gaul from the ravages of the Germans, pursued them across the Rhine, and everywhere defeated them. His operating theory was that soldiers should never be idle, even in times of peace, and employed them in various useful works such as building roads and canals in Egypt, and planting vineyards in Gaul. The soldiers di not appreciate being used as slaves, and in 282, they proclaimed a new emperor and put Probus to death. The Age of Chaos, also known as the Crisis of the Third Century, was a 50 year period of extreme political and economic volatility that almost saw the disintegration of the might Roman Empire. The coinage suffered and bronze replaced silver as the metal used. This genuine ancient Roman bronze coin was struck during the reign of Probus. The obverse portrays the Emperor, while the various reverses feature mythological and military themes. Alexander III Kingdom Set 033676 $429.95 The Macedonian King Alexander III “the Great” (336-323 B.C.) ranks high among the conquerors in the history of the world. He was hailed a god in his own lifetime, and after his death he was worshipped for centuries. In Roman times his tomb was still a locust of worship, with emperors traveling great distances to gaze upon him even five centuries or more after his death. Alexander’s most enduring accomplishment was his exportation of Greek culture to the Near East – regions today comprised of many nations, including Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. He achieved this by leading his Greek army through the region, as far as the border of India, after which he settled at his new court at Babylon. In addition to his prolific military prowess, one of Alexander’s many achievements was the establishment of a single currency across his vast empire. These coins replaced the wide variety of local issues with an official, imperial coinage. We have the great fortune to offer a small quantity of these Silver Drachms, struck in high relief and in nearly uncirculated condition. The obverse of this brilliant About Uncirculated Drachm features the head of Hercules facing right, wearing lion skin headdress. Roman Crispus - ngc 033693 $79.95 Crispus was the oldest son of Constantine the Great. Crispus, named Caesar at the age of 17 and given control of the Gallic lands, proved himself in battles with the Goths. This made Crispus extremely popular among the Roman people. They said he was a worthy heir to Constantine, which only made Constantine fear and eventually hate his son. This genuine ancient Roman bronze coin was struck during the reign of Constantine. The obverse portrays Crispus, while the reverses feature various mythological and military themes. Russian 5 Kopecks 032898 $49.95 Kopecks are large, heavy copper coins. They were produced under the reign of Catherine II (The Great), 1729-1796. The coins we are offering now were struck in the period from the 1760’s through the 1790’s – about the same time as the US Independence! Well circulated, each coin sports a strong, bold date. Add this amazing collectable that was made over 200 years ago to your collection today!
Battles That Changed History 2017 One Ounce Silver Yorktown Commemorative The first release in the Battles That Changed History collection features the Battle of Yorktown, 1781. This unique coin design combines color and engraved elements that are done in an antique finish. The coin shows a colored image of the battle leader, General George Washington. He stands against the antique-finished with his American troops in battle in the background. The coin is presented with a certificate of authenticity and housed in a wood box. 033776 $99.95 2017 One Ounce Silver Waterloo Commemorative The second release in this incredible collection features the Battle of Waterloo, 1815. With the same unique color and antique-looking design as Yorktown, this coin shows the victorious commander Arthur Wellesley, the 1st Duke of Wellington. The coin is presented with its own certificated of authenticity and wood box. 033777 $99.95 2017 One Ounce Silver Trafalgar Commemorative The third release in the Battles That Changed History collection illustrates the Battle of Trafalgar, 1805. The reverse features the commander of the victorious British fleet, Admiral Lord Nelson. Engraved in the background of Admiral Nelson is ships engaged in a fierce battle. The coin is also presented with a certificate and wood box. 033778 $99.95 All three coins are .999 fine silver, with an antique/colored finish. Weight: 1 troy oz. Denomination: $2. Low mintage of 5,000. 27 | shopcsntv.com • 800-257-3859 Visit us online to see our current TV offers and more
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