2005 westward journey 6 coin set W/COA SOLD OUT AT MINT

2005 westward journey 6 coin set W/COA SOLD OUT AT MINT

Start price	0.99 USD
Current price	0.99 USD
Start time	06/22/2008
End time	06/29/2008
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you are bidding on a 2005 westward journey 6 coin set from the us mint. it is the second year of the westward journey series. I am the original owner of all the coins I sell. All of my items are stored in a dry, climate controlled, smoke free area. A quick breakdown of this auction. Item up for auction 2005 Westward Journey nickel series 6 coin set { 5 W1 } with coa in excellent condition. Payment options-personal/cashiers check or money order. Up for auction is one 2005 Westward Journey Nickel Series-6 coin set { 5w1 } This set is sold out at the mint. This 6 coin set includes the tremendously popular American Bison Nickel released in 2005 along with the ocean in view nickel. compared to the quarters which cost significantly more. I think these sets will return more for your investment in the long run. I have several of these on hand and ready for immediate shipment. You should pick up as many sets as you think you need before its to late.This set will come in its original mint packaging. These sets are all FIRST STRIKE. I ordered and received these coins as soon as they were released by the mint. These sets will arrive unopened and in excellent condition authenticity. This year the Westward Journey Nickel Series features a new obverse of jefferson and the "Ocean in View" this set includes six nickels, offering both nickel designs for 2005.Two uncirculated Denver "D" mint mark nickels, and two proof San Francisco "S" protective lens. The obverse design for the 2005 nickels bears for the first time in 67 years, a new likeness of "Liberty" inscription on the coin is based upon Jefferson's own handwriting. The design is base sculptor Jean-Antoine Houdon, completed in 1789. The design was made age-appropriate to Stuart and Rembrandt Peale. The first of two new reverses on the 2005-dated nickel features the American bison, recognizing Lewis ans Clark expedition. Expedition journals described the buffalo, and it was an animal. The second new reverse features a scene of western waters and an inscription reflecting an November 7, 1805. The design visually depicts the expedition's exultation on believing they months of arduous travel.