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2005 Marine & 2010 Disabled Vets Silver Dollar Proofs |
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U.S. 2005 “Marine Corps” Silver Dollar Commemorative
Proof
The first coin to honor a particular branch of the military, this coveted silver dollar celebrated the 230th anniversary of the Marine Corps. The finest-quality proof is especially sought-after. The obverse displays an engraving of the famous 1945 photo of Marines raising the U.S. flag at Iwo Jima. The reverse features the eagle, globe and anchor of the official emblem of the Marine Corps with the motto “Semper Fidelis” (Always Faithful).
U.S. “Disabled Veterans” 2010 Silver Dollar Proof
This touching new 2010 issue honors all those courageous American veterans who have made great personal sacrifice to defend our cherished freedoms. Shown on the obverse of this meaningful coin are the legs, boots and crutches of three disabled veterans, with the inscription “They Stood Up for Us.” The reverse includes a wreath of oak leaves representing strength and a forget-me-not bloom in remembrance of all those who have given much in war. “Take This Moment to Honor Our Disabled Defenders of Freedom,”
is engraved in the center. Finest-quality proof.
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