Space Related Silver Art Rounds / Coins / Medals

In this section, you will find a selection of silver art rounds and medals featuring space objects and astronauts or commemorating outer space missions. These rounds are pure silver, one troy ounce, unless otherwise noted. The rounds are usually between 38mm and 40mm in diameter. Shipping & handling charges are added on at checkout and are based on the total amount of your order from our site (see chart at bottom of this page). Sorry, but we do not accept international orders. In many cases, we have only one each of these, so please do not order more than one of each without checking with us first. Please phone us at 573-334-1108 or email us at rvrcoins@swbell.net   If you are not seeing the pictures, try the Firefox or Safari browser. For some reason, the Chrome browser does not show the pics.

Miscellaneous Space Medals

2003 The Spirit of Columbia "A tribute to the seven new stars in heaven. Lost but not forgotten"   $65.00	1972 Apollo 17 Ending Americas Apollo Program 1 Troy Ounce .999 Fine Silver   $60.00	Apollo 15 - 1971 The Celestrial Endeavor First Manned Lunar Roving Scott, Irwin & Worden Sterling Silver 39mm 26.2 grams $45.00
Halley's Comet Fall of 1985 Edmund Halley 1656-1742 $50.00	Edmund Halley 1656-1742 Haley's Comet 1910-1986 The Burton Mint of Beverly Hills $75.00	Halley's Comet Fall of 1985 Edmund Halley 1656-1742 Darkly Toned $50.00
First Men On The Moon Marshall Islands $50 Coin 1 Troy Ounce Pure Silver  $45.00	Halley's Comet Cancelled 1986 $75.00	Tiros I & 1970 Itos Weather Satellite NOAA - NASA - RCA Sterling Silver (39mm) $45.00
Republic of Liberia 2001 .6423 of a oz - .999 Fine Silver - Mintage: 20,000 20 Dollar Coin $35.00	Neil A. Armstrong 1st Man On The Moon 8.8 grams .999 Fine Silver $20.00	Apollo XVII Cernam Evans Schmidt Taurus Littrow Exploration Made in Canada .999 Silver $50.00

Commemorative Gold Medal for 1969 Moon Landing

2019 Barbados $10 Gold Coin

(We do not have the "informative dispay card") Enlarged to show detail Actual Size is 12MM 1/2 Gram of pure 99.99% gold $75.00

2016 Royal Australian Mint Northern Sky " Cygnus" Beautifully Colored and Dome Shaped 1 Oz .999 Fine Silver #000684   $175.00

Sterling Silver *Pendant* "First Step on the Moon" Limited Edition - #07211 Not One Ounce $40.00

Sterling Silver *Pendant* Apollo 15 Commemorative Pendant Limited Edition - #05267 Not One Ounce $40.00

Rarities Mint Halley's Comet Silver Set Click here or on image for close-ups and additional information

Rarities Mint Space Shuttle Silver Set Click here or on image for close-ups and additional information

1969 First Step On the Moon Eyewitness Medal Solid Sterling Silver .925 Struck at the Franklin Mint $50.00

The Franklin Mint: America In Space, First Edition 20-Piece Set Click here or on image for close-ups and additional information

The following table contains Franklin Mint Proof sterling silver space medallions. Each medallion is 39mm with a reeded edge and contains 26.7 grams of sterling silver.

1965 America's First Two Man Spacecraft Gemini 3 Virgil Grissom & John Young $35.00

1972 First Explortion of Lunar Highlands Apollo 16 Charles Duke & John Young $35.00

1973 Eyewitness Medal (No Case) Skylab I Conrad Kerwin Weitz 24.8 gram .925 Sterling Silver $35.00

The following table contains Franklin Mint Proof sterling silver space medallions. Each has a plain edge and measures 34mm and contains 23.8 grams of sterling silver.

1969 Apollo XII Experiments on the Moon Conrad, Gorden & Bean $35.00

1973 Skylab 3 Longest American Space Mission Carr, Gibson & Pogue $35.00

First Manned Skylab Skylab I May 25, 1973 24.1 Grams of .925 Sterling Silver $35.00

The following table contains a series of small silver medals commemorating Space Shuttle missions. Each weighs 4.3 grams and measures 19.5 mm in diameter (one cent size). They each have the same obverse graphic of the space shuttle as shown below

Space Shuttle Challenger STS-6 $7.50	Space Shuttle Discovery 51C $7.50	Space Shuttle Columbia $7.50
Space Shuttle Columbia Bay Open $7.50	Space Shuttle Columbia STS-3 $7.50	Space Shuttle 41-G $7.50

Uncirculated Young Astronauts Medals US Mint Issue 1988 Bronze (In box of Issue) $25.00

Uncirculated Young Astronauts Medals US Mint Issue 1988 Silver (In box of Issue)   $60.00

First Lunar Landing July 20, 1969 Apollo II 50 MM .999 Fine Silver (3 Ounces) (In box of Issue)   $175.00

First Lunar Landing July 20, 1969 Apollo II 50 MM Bronze (3 Ounces) (In box of Issue)   $55.00

Franklin Mint's Sterling Silver ''Eyewitness'' Space Medals All medals are 39mm. Proof sterling silver, unless specified. All come with original case of issue. Weights are in the 23 grams range. We have only one each of these, so please do not order more than one of each.   The Apollo 17 Eyewitness Medal Cernam * Evans * Schmidt Apollo XVII $50.00   Skylab I Eyewitness Medal Conrad-Kerwin-Weitz May, 1973 $50.00   Skylab II Eyewitness Medal Bean-Garriot-Lousma July 28-September 25, 1973 $50.00   Halley's Comet Sterling Silver Commemorative Medal April 11, 1986 $60.00   Mars Pathfinder Mission Sterling Silver Commemorative Medal Dec 4,1996-July 4, 1997 $60.00 Apollo 15 Mission to the Moon Scott-Worden-Irwin August,1971   $60.00

 

Apollo 17 Eyewitness Mini-coin (Platinum) December 6-19,1972     This pure Platinum (1.3 grams) Mini-coin commemorates the Apollo 17 moon mission and was minted and sold exclusively to registered Franklin Mint collectors. This Proof 10mm medal is in mint condition in the case of issue. $95.00

Apollo 15 Eyewitness Mini-coin (Platinum) July 26-August 7, 1971   This pure Platinum (1.3 grams) Mini-coin commemorates the Apollo 15 moon mission and was minted and sold exclusively to registered Franklin Mint collectors. This Proof 10mm medal is in mint condition in the case of issue. $95.00

Apollo 11 Eyewitness Mini-coin  First Step on the Moon (Platinum) "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind"     This pure Platinum (1.3 grams) Mini-coin commemorates the First Step on the moon and was minted and sold exclusively to registered Franklin Mint collectors. This Proof 10mm medal is in mint condition in the case of issue. $95.00

Platinum First Step on the Moon Medal Franklin Mint, 1969   This miniature 10MM Platinum Medal commemorates Neil Armstrong's first step on the moon on July 20, 1969. Mintage of this "mini-coin" was 10,800 and it was the first Platinum "mini-coin" minted by the Franklin Mint. The medal contains 1.3 grams of pure platinum. The image is much enlarged to show details. Actual Size is only 10+MM $95.00

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