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From North America to Europe, June 6th, 1944 marked a moment in time that was destined to change the conflict that had been raging since 1939. D-Day, the invasion of France by allied forces. This six-coin collection features some of the most popular coin designs circulating in the warring nations on that day: A British Sixpence, a U.S. Nickel, Canadian Nickel, a French 2 Franc, Belgian 25 Centimes and a German 5 Reichspfenning, all date between 1937 and 1944. Each is in circulated condition, and your set comes in a luxurious display case with a story card about the D-Day invasion. A great World War II memento collection. Dates vary.
By Sean McConeghy
A Tangible Connection to the "Longest Day"
In June 1940, Axis forces accomplished what their leader, Adolph Hitler, called “the most famous victory in history” with the fall of France. The following year, Axis forces invaded the Soviet Union, and the United States joined the war. Joseph Stalin, then leader of the Soviet Union, pressed for Allied forces to open a western front…
