Battle of Lexington Centennial
1875 · HK-17
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“What a glorious morning for America” Samuel Adams exclaimed after the Battle of Lexington, April 19, 1875, which marked the beginning of the Revolutionary War. Dies by Henry Mitchell from design by Edward Griffin Porta. The gold, silver and bronze medals were struck at the Philadelphia Mint, the white metal pieces were privately minted later.
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HK-17 1875 Battle of Lexington Centennial SCD
$545.00 · 1875 · NGC MS 63 Jeff Shevlin Collection
“What a glorious morning for America” Samuel Adams exclaimed after the Battle of Lexington, April…
HK-17 1875 Battle of Lexington Centennial SCD
$745.00 · 1875 · NGC MS 65
“What a glorious morning for America” Samuel Adams exclaimed after the Battle of Lexington, April…
HK-17 1875 Battle of Lexington Centennial SCD
Sold · 1875 · NGC MS 65 BN Jeff Shevlin Collection
“What a glorious morning for America” Samuel Adams exclaimed after the Battle of Lexington, April…
HK-17 1875 Battle of Lexington Centennial SCD
Sold · 1875 · NGC MS 64 BN Jeff Shevlin Collection
“What a glorious morning for America” Samuel Adams exclaimed after the Battle of Lexington, April…
HK-17 1875 Battle of Lexington Centennial SCD
Sold · 1875 · NGC MS 64 BN
“What a glorious morning for America” Samuel Adams exclaimed after the Battle of Lexington, April…
HK-17 1875 Battle of Lexington Centennial SCD
Sold · 1875 · NGC 64 BN Jeff Shevlin Collection
“What a glorious morning for America” Samuel Adams exclaimed after the Battle of Lexington, April…