Bidspirit auction | US Commemorative Gallery Antique Liberty

US Commemorative Gallery Antique Liberty Collection of Five Coins - A United States coin collection titled Antique Liberty Collection, presented in a commemorative display folder. The set consists of five circulated numismatic specimens featuring obverse depictions of Liberty. The collection includes a 1922 Peace silver dollar (90 percent silver), a 1943 Walking Liberty silver half dollar (90 percent silver), a 1909 Barber silver quarter (90 percent silver), an 1883 Liberty Head V nickel (copper-nickel), and a 1942 Winged Liberty Mercury silver dime (90 percent silver). As the coins are mounted, reverse designs and edge types are not visible. The presentation is a black pebbled faux-leather bi-fold folder. The front cover features a gold-tone eagle and shield emblem above the gold-stamped text UNITED STATES COMMEMORATIVE GALLERY. The interior left panel features a color illustration of the Statue of Liberty. The right panel houses the coins in a blue velvet-finish board under a clear plastic cover. Gold-tone labels identify each coin as SILVER LIBERTY PEACE DOLLAR 1921 - 1935, SILVER WALKING LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR 1916 - 1947, SILVER BARBER LIBERTY QUARTER 1892 - 1916, LIBERTY V NICKEL 1883 - 1912, and SILVER WINGED LIBERTY DIME 1916 - 1945. The bottom of the panel is marked ANTIQUE LIBERTY COLLECTION. These designs represent iconic American coinage from the late 19th through the mid-20th centuries. The folder measures approximately 9.25 inches in height and 5.75 inches in width when closed. The coins are in varied circulated condition. The 1909 Barber quarter and 1883 V nickel show significant wear to the high points and design details (photo 3). The 1922 Peace dollar and 1943 Walking Liberty half dollar retain more original detail (photo 3). The black folder exhibits light shelf wear and minor rubbing at the corners (photo 4). The internal clear plastic covering shows minor surface scuffs (photo 2). A blue adhesive paper label with the handwritten number 184 is present on the upper center of the front cover (photo 4).