U.S. President Calvin Coolidge Medal 1928

Bronze Inaugural Medal, 2 - LINCOLN INAUGRAL/ASSASSINATION TOKENS, U.S. MINT TREASURY TOKEN/MEDAL

Presidents of the U.S. - Calvin Coolidge Medal & First Day Cover - Jul. 4, 1983

Heading: -1923 Author: Coolidge, Calvin Title: Signed photograph of Calvin Coolidge Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: 1928 Description: Portrait and mimeographed letter m

Largest measures 20 x 16 inches. U.S. President Calvin Coolidge Military Commission signed while Governor of Massachusetts for Slater Washburn. Accompanied by 3 additional commissions for Washburn sig

Calvin Coolidge Boldly Signed White House Card in Handsome Display A "The White House / Washington" card boldly signed by sitting 30th U.S. President Calvin Coolidge (1872-1933), as "Calvin Coolidge"

Calvin Coolidge VP TLS to American Legion's Americanism Commission Director A 1p typed letter signed by future 30th U.S. President Calvin Coolidge (1872-1933), then in his role as Vice President, as "

Calvin Coolidge Boldly Signed Letter on WH Stationery A 1p typed letter signed by 30th U.S. President Calvin Coolidge (1872-1933), as "Calvin Coolidge" near the bottom right. [Washington, D.C.], Decem

Group of two historical documents naming Henry E. Day postmaster of the city of Raymond in Kandiyohi County, Minnesota. Signed by U.S. President Calvin Coolidge and Postmaster General Harry S. New. On

President Calvin Coolidge Signed "First Pitch" 1928 Baseball - A Rare Presidential Memento of Sport and History. We are privileged to offer a unique artifact of American sports and presidential histor

Details: Calvin Coolidge autographed 4.25 x 2.75" Official White House calling card. Near fine condition. Calvin Coolidge (July 4, 1872 – January 5, 1933) was an American attorney and polit

Details: Calvin Coolidge autograph clipped from a large piece. Near fine condition. Calvin Coolidge; born John Calvin Coolidge Jr. (July 4, 1872 – January 5, 1933) was the 30th president

(lot of 4) Franklin Mint sterling silver 3" x 1.5" bars, each weighing 5000 grains (10.41ozt), each depicting a U.S. President: William Taft, Woodrow Wilson, Calvin Coolidge, Warren Harding; 41.66ozt

Calvin Coolidge, 30th US President. A Pach bros. black and white photograph and a personalized letter on official White House stationary. Dated March 26, 1924, signed at bottom.14-1/2in tall x 18-1/2i

US 2013-D and 2013-P President Calvin Coolidge Uncirculated $1 Coins. Twenty coins sealed in each case, graded MS-63 or better. Condition: Uncirculated graded MS-63 or better. Sealed in case. Estimate

Early 20th c "Cal's Colt" child's ride-on spring toy, patented May 1, 1928, named after United States President Calvin Coolidge, length 36", ht 23"

For perspective, 1928 was the year Steamboat Willie first appeared in the cartoons and the year Herbert Hoover won the U.S. presidency, following Calvin Coolidge. This is a fine peace dollar that reta

1923 Calvin Coolidge Becomes President 1.23 oz .925 Silver Medal Franklin Mint Proof

PROOF MEDALS BY THE FRANKLIN MINT, NAVAL LIMITATION TREATY, CALVIN COOLIDGE BECOMES PRESIDENT, THE BATTLE OF MIDWAY AND THE WAR OF PRODUCTION

1927-1928. Including: (2) United States Mint Philadelphia Inaugural Medals and (1) Lapel pin depicting Coolidge, Fuller and Gillett.

Partly-printed DS as president, one page, 23 x 19, March 8, 1928. President Coolidge appoints Jay C. Huston as "Consul of the United States of America at Shanghai, China." Signed at the conclusion in

3 inch bronze medals/coins, US Mint Presidential Series, includesWilliam McKinney, Grover Cleaveland, Warren Harding, Theodore Roosevelt, John Adams, Calvin Coolidge,Woodrow Wilson, Andrew Jackson,

30th President Calvin Coolidge Letter, Signed on November 8, 1924, after his election on November 4, 1924. Typed letter signed, as President, November 8, 1924, to Mrs. W. G. Means in Boston, Massachus

Autographs President Calvin Coolidge Signed "The White House" Card CALVIN COOLIDGE (1872-1933). 30th President of the United States (1923"1929) a Republican, he was born on the 4th of July! c. 1924, "

A Campaign Talk" August 1924 by President Calvin Coolidge 4 3/4