| SERIES 1 NOT YET PUBLISHED - MAKE ADVANCE RESERVATION NOW! |
Important: Eagles Of America Trading Cards are still in the design and development stage. Sample cards have been produced in the hope of launching a new series of collector cards that will entertain and educate coin collectors and patriotic Americans. If you would like to place an ADVANCE ORDER for 1 or more "Master Cartons" of a Series 1 "Limited Edition" - subject to an actual production schedule - please fill out the attached form & mail it to us with $50 (fully refundable). (Note: A Master Carton contains 20 Display Boxes of 24 Packs Of Cards = 480 Packs Of Cards @ $5.00 Per Pack= 4,800 EOA Trading Cards For Coin Collectors.) A Lucky / Rare Penny Card in every pack!
Further information please email: lesfox@EaglesOfAmerica.com.
PLEASE CLICK ON "W" ICON BELOW TO PRINT EOA ADVANCE ORDER RESERVATION FORM. |
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EOA Trading Cards For Coin Collectors. Learn About & Collect U.S. Coins In A Revolutionary New Way! PLUS - WIN VALUABLE PRIZES! From N.Y. Times bestselling authors Les and Sue Fox.
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Suggested Retail Price: $5 - $6 Per Pack of 10 Cards Including Lucky Penny Card & Bonus Card! |
| EOA: Promotional And Development Concept |
| PLANNED FOR FUTURE SERIES BY EOA |
| RARE COIN SWEEPSTAKES! Win 10,000 Prizes! |
| Win $25,000! Win Rare Pennies! Win Rare Trading Cards! |
Photos Courtesy www. HeritageAuctions.com
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PCGS MS63 PQ - VALUE $25,000
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PCGS MS65 PSQ - VALUE $15,000
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PCGS AU55 PQ - VALUE $15,000
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| Win A $25,000 PCGS MS63 1907 High Relief $20 Gold Coin |
| Plus: 1875-1878 Trade $1 PCGS MS65 & 1799-1801 Bust $1 PCGS AU55 |
| Future Series: 500 Different Coin Cards + 100 Bonus Cards! |
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PRESENTED BY N.Y. TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR LES FOX |
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| Les Fox with President George Bush |
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| Les Fox with President Gerald Ford |
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Les Fox - PCGS Dealer # 2032 - ANA Life Member #1339 |
| Please Scroll Down The Page To Read About "The Big 3" |
| The 1804 Silver Dollar - The 1913 Liberty Nickel - The 1894-S Barber Dime |
| All Available On Eagles Of America Rare Coin Trading Cards |
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| 1804 Silver Dollar - Photo Courtesy Rare Coin Wholesalers / Steven L. Contursi |
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| 1913 Liberty Nickel - Photo Courtesy Bowers & Merena Auctions |
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| 1894-S Barber Dime - Photo Courtesy www.HeritageAuctions .com |
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The 3 Coins Shown Above Are Worth More Than $12,000,000!
(Also Available In Packs Of EOA Rare Coin Trading Cards At $5 - $6 Per Pack) |
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The suggsted retail price of EOA Rare Coin Trading Cards is $5 - $6 per pack of 10 cards. Including 1 Lucky Penny card. |
| Future Series: Rare Coins & Other Sweepstakes Prizes |
| (Read More About The 1804 Silver Dollar Below) |
WIN A FREE VACATION TO WASHINGTON D.C.!
Wow! An all-expenses paid vacation (Family of 4) to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. First Class accommodations, museum tours and 4-Star restaurants await the lucky winner.
Plus --- WIN thousands of PCGS Certified Silver Dollars, Gold Coins & important autographs! (See below) |
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| The Smithsonian - Washington, D.C. |
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| America's Bicentennial Coin Artists |
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CLICK HERE to tour the Smithsonian National Coin Collection. Click on image above to visit all Smithsonian museums. |
| 10,000 Prizes In The EOA Sweepstakes - How It Works |
VISIT OUR "WIN EOA SWEEPSTAKES" PAGE TO READ MORE |
10,000 Prizes include PCGS coins autographed by Presidents Ford and Bush & America's 1976 Bicentennial artists, plus PCGS certified Morgan Dollars and St. Gaudens $20 Double Eagle Gold Coins.
HERE'S HOW IT WORKS
We hope that "Series 1" of Eagles Of America Rare Coin Trading Cards will be released soon. When you buy a pack of 10 foil-wrapped cards at your favorite coin or hobby shop, you are automatically eligible to win valuable Sweepstakes Prizes. Rare Coin Trading Cards contain randomly inserted prize cards as well as beautiful and collectible trading cards featuring color photos, history & current market values of every U.S. coin from 1652 to 1976.
Visit Our Win EOA Sweepstakes Page for more details. (Promotional Concept)
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| Great American Rarities On Rare Coin Trading Cards |
| The 1804 Silver Dollar - EOA Trading Card # 478 |
Every Great Rarity in U.S. Coinage - including the "Big 3" (the 1804 Dollar, the 1913 Nickel and the 1894-S Dime) is included in Series 1 of Eagles Of America / Upper Deck Rare Coin Trading Cards.
In addition, Series 1 (500 different coins + 100 bonus cards) includes the entire Silver and Gold Commemorative Coin series (1892-1954), all 24 Peace Dollars, all 35 Franklin Halves, 50% of the Morgan Silver Dollar series including all of the CC's and San Francisco issues (highlighted by a PCGS MS67 1892-S) - plus every Type Coin from 1792 to 1976, 10 Colonial Coins, the whole St. Gaudens $10 and $20 series, dozens of other gold coins including $4 Stellas and $50 Territorials, and a complete set of Early Silver Dollars, 1794 to 1804.
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PHOTOS OF KING OF SIAM 1804 SILVER DOLLAR COURTESY RARE COIN WHOLESALERS / STEVEN L. CONTURSI |
THE 1804 SILVER DOLLAR is considered by many collectors and dealers to be "The King Of American Coins."
Believe it or not, no U.S. Silver Dollars dated 1804 were actually minted in 1804. Mint records show that 19,570 Silver Dollars were struck in early 1804. However, it is now known that all of these coins were dated 1803! In 1834, President Andrew Jackson requested a number of Proof Sets of U.S. Coinage for diplomatic purposes. Two were given as gifts to The King Of Siam and the Imam Of Muscat in 1838. It was believed that the last U.S. Silver Dollars (and $10 Gold Eagles) produced were dated 1804. Therefore, when the 1834 Proof Sets were assembled, newly minted 1804 Silver Dollars (and gold coins) were included. Little did the U.S. Mint know that they were creating the first 1804 Silver Dollars in history! Additional coins were struck from 1858 to 1860, but these coins may not be officially authorized. Click on the photo of the King Of Siam Proof Set to read more. (Purchased for $8.5 Million in 2005.) |
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| The King Of Siam Proof Set |
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| The 1913 Liberty Nickel - EOA Trading Card # 338 |
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PHOTOS OF 1913 LIBERTY NICKEL COURTESY OF BOWERS & MERENA AUCTIONS |
The 1913 Liberty Nickel is one of America's most prized numismatic rarities. Since only 5 specimens are known to exist, of which two are permanently impounded in museums, even the wealthiest collectors must often wait decades for the opportunity to add a 1913 Nickel to their rare coin cabinet. Oddly enough, two people each owned all 5 coins in the early 20th century, and recently all 5 coins were reunited in a special exhibition. Fortunately for the average collector, the 1912 Liberty Nickel is an affordable rarity priced at $100 to $1,000 in Mint Condition, and at only $30 in Extremely Fine condition. Similarly, the 1913 Buffalo Nickel is very reasonaby priced.
Collect all of these coins on EOA / Upper Deck Rare Trading Cards.
Ask your favorite coin dealer about helping you find a nice 1912 Liberty Nickel or 1913 Buffalo. |
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| The 1894-S Barber Dime - EOA Trading Card # 368 |
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CLICK ON IMAGE OF 1894-S BARBER DIME TO READ ITS AMAZING STORY. |
PHOTOS OF 1894-S BARBER DIME COURTESY OF www. HeritageAuctions .com
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We Support America's Rare Coin Dealers & The American Numismatic Association
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| ALSO COMING SOON - A NEW ART & COIN BOOK BY LES & SUE FOX |
| The Gold Coins Of Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1848-1907) |
| America's Greatest Sculptor |
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| The Sherman Monument - New York City |
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| The Shaw Monument - Boston |
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CLICK ON IMAGES ABOVE TO ENLARGE AND READ MORE.
Les and Sue Fox are currenty working on their new book titled "The Gold Coins Of Augustus Saint-Gaudens" which will feature the artist's sculpture, his public monuments and his famous $10 and $20 Gold coins. Featuring stories and fantastic color photos of all 90 dates and mint marks.
Visit the St. Gaudens National Historic Site at: www.sgnhs.org
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| How Would You Like To Collect Every U.S. Coin Ever Minted? |
| Impossible? Not any more. Collect Rare Coin Trading Cards! |
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