Pearl Harbor and Japanese Invasion Coin & Currency Collection
Details
- Grade RatingVery Fine
- Graded BySeller Graded
- VarietyCopper Nickel
- Colorsilver steel
- MaterialAlloy Steel
Description
🕰️ Time-travel through currency—collect history before it vanishes!
- UNIQUE MATERIALS - Includes steel, copper, and silver coins from pivotal years!
- EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY - Coins graded Very Good or better, ensuring a premium collection!
- INVESTMENT POTENTIAL - A unique investment opportunity in historical currency!
- LIMITED AVAILABILITY - These collectibles are over 75 years old—get yours before they're gone!
- HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE - Own a piece of WWII history with rare coins and notes!
The Pearl Harbor and Japanese Invasion Coin & Currency Collection features a unique assortment of historical currency, including a $1 Japanese Invasion Note, a rare 1943 steel penny, and the only silver nickels ever minted. Each piece is over 75 years old, with coins graded Very Good or better, making this collection a must-have for history enthusiasts and collectors alike.
Specifications
| Metal Type | Silver, Alloy Steel, Nickel, Copper |
| Purity Percentage | 35 |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Total Eaches | 1 |
| Set | Single |
| Exterior Finish | Copper,Steel |
| Coin Variety 1 | Copper,Nickel,Silver |
| Grade Rating | Very Fine |
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Reviews
P**E
Great gifts
Husband and son’s loved them. They made great gifts definitely worth the price.
Z**F
Pearl harbor
This is so cool my grandpa was in Pearl harbor
A**.
Great artwork with a history that goes with it
Luv these sets. Glad I bought a few for a great price. The artwork and history is fascinating. Products are as described. Will order more as gifts.
J**
Perfect gift
I gifted this to an eight year old with autism whom is fascinated by WW2. He now keeps it in his Dad’s safe. He loves it.
R**L
a converation starter
this was a nice set all coins ww11 error comes with a japeness dollar bill it tells a story about the dollar i wont spoil it for you i display mine and when someone see it a conversation starts i love mine worth adding to your collection
R**.
Just as described
Just as described.
E**R
Rare collection
Outstanding collection
L**.
Nice piece of history
I enjoyed opening it up and reading about the contents. I never knew that the penny from 1944 to 1945 was made from recovered copper from battlefields and Naval ships. Does anyone know when the Japanese dollar was printed? I can only assume it was in 1941, but there is no way of telling because the money only has a serial number and (in my case) a 2 number in brackets {15}. And would anyone know why the Japanese used the word Peso to identify their money instead of Yen? Isn't the Peso used by Spanish countries?
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