United States. A Gold "Indian Head" One Dollar Coin, 1861 Auction as he had been invalided

as he had been invalided to Canada on account of his Asthma

Constructed of multi-coloured machine-embroidered cotton

stationed at Petawawa in July 1942

Accompanied by his Grand Lodge of Queensland GLE Badge (bronze gilt with red and green enamels

a Kriegsmarine tropical EM/NCO’s breast eagle

United States. A Gold "Indian Head" One Dollar Coin, 1861 Auction as he had been invalided(Currency). Antique. A Gold "Indian Head Type 3", one dollar coin from the United States, minted in Philadelphia, dated 1861 on reverse, measuring 14. 8mm in diameter, minor nick to edge at 6 o'clock on the obverse side, wear to the "c" of AMERICA on obverse, light wear, remains in about uncirculated condition. This coin is contained in a plastic display case, with ICCS (International Coin Certification Service) Certificate stating an AU58 grade.