Avon LIBERTY DOLLAR coin figurine EMPTY BOX ONLY - old 1970s - ÖLAND
One Avon Decanter Bottle Coin Figurine PAPER BOX.
Outside box and paperboard insert.
There is NO bottle and NO liquid fragrance.
Avon COIN FIGURINE Series
Avon Product Name: LIBERTY DOLLAR
Was for ÖLAND AFTER SHAVE Aroma/Scent/Potion/Fragrance.
One Original Owner.
Circa 1970's.
CONDITION: EMPTY BOX ONLY! Bio-predation on the box.
Box measures approximately 4 5/8 inches wide by under 6½+ inches tall by 1½ inches deep.
Unique Pictures of the actual item available in this listing.
Box Printed in USA.
Text on box: The 1886 coin is characteristic of the Liberty Head dollar. It's reverse side features an eagle holding an olive branch in one talon, arrows in the other. First issued in 1794, the silver dollar was redesigned and even suspended several times during American history. Its coinage lapsed in 1873 when the gold dollar became the unit coin and again in 1904 when the bullion supply became exhausted. The Peace Dollar of 1935 marked the last issue of these famous coins.
This is a vintage item that is about 40 to 55 years old.
Interesting trivial side note. The world liberty is in the ladies headband. She is the personification of Lady/Miss Liberty/Columbia. The coin today among collecting circles is more commonly called the Morgan Dollar after engraver George Morgan (1845-1925).
This ITEM is ON-HAND and READY TO SHIP to the LUCKY WINNER DIRECTLY from us in the USA!
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