Description: 2013 P Perry's Victory Ohio Quarter - Uncirculated - Rainbow Toned Coin - MUST SEE VIDEO Support the Vets: 10% of every sale is donated to the Wounded Warrior Project. Up for grabs is a stunning 2013 P Perry's Victory Ohio Quarter in Uncirculated condition. This coin features vibrant rainbow toning, adding a unique and visually captivating quality to this collectible. The reverse design commemorates Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial, honoring the pivotal Battle of Lake Erie and celebrating peace between the United States, Canada, and Great Britain. Coin Details:Year: 2013Mint: Philadelphia (P)Condition: UncirculatedToning: Rainbow TonedComposition: Copper-Nickel CladWeight: 5.67 gramsDiameter: 24.3 mmDesigner: John Flanagan (Obverse), Don Everhart (Reverse)Symbology: The obverse features George Washington’s profile, while the reverse depicts Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial, symbolizing the sacrifices made for peace. Why Buy This Coin?Support US Military Wounded VeteransUnique rainbow toning that enhances its visual appealUncirculated quality with sharp, reflective detailsCelebrates a historic event and symbolizes international peace MUST SEE VIDEO Be sure to check out the MUST SEE VIDEO to fully appreciate the beauty of this coin. The video highlights the coin’s toning and pristine condition, allowing you to see exactly what you're bidding on. Thank you for supporting the Wounded Warrior Project with us! No Returns on Sales: As this is a charity, we do not accept returns. Your purchase helps support veterans.
Price: 19.99 USD
Location: Asheville, North Carolina
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Composition: Copper
Strike Type: Business
Fineness: 0.75
Grade: Ungraded
KM Number: 543
Certification: Uncertified
Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated
Denomination: 25C
Coin: America the Beautiful
Year: 2013
Mint Location: Philadelphia
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Variety: Perry's Memorial