The Uncirculated 1909 Alaska Gold Medal Set

Precious 10kt gold pieces commemorating the Alaska–Yukon–Pacific Exposition…

• The stunning complete three-piece set of “Alaska Gold” coin-like medals struck for the 1909 World’s Fair, aka the Alaska–Yukon–Pacific Exposition (A.Y.P.E.).
• The largest contains one pennyweight of gold, making it about the same size and weight as the U.S. Mint’s gold one-dollar coin from the California gold rush era.
• Each is struck in 10kt Alaskan gold and depicts a miner with his tools; the back indicates its weight (1, ½ or ¼ pennyweight), along with a shield and wreath.
• Each is graded as uncirculated by NGC, protectively encapsulated in a sonically sealed holder with a label certifying its prestigious “Hart’s Coins of the West” pedigree.
• One of only 100 sets available, offered exclusively by PCS Stamps & Coins.
• FREE: A handsome wooden Display Chest, the perfect way to house and protect the medals, will be sent free of charge with the first shipment.
• A Collector’s Guide that provides intriguing narrative about the gold rush that shaped Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, and the history and design of the gold medals, is also included free of charge.
• BONUS: A mint-condition U.S. stamp, honoring the 100th anniversary of the Alaska gold rush, is protectively encapsulated and affixed to the cover of the guide.