World War I Color Enhanced Coins on US Half-Dollars, Collection of 5 Coins

Get 5 Mystic-Exclusive Coins
Honoring World War I

This is your chance to own five US half dollars imprinted with dramatic images from World War I.  You'll receive coins picturing Dougls MacArthur, the 2nd Battle of the Somme, "Columbia Calls" recruitment poster, the 2nd Battle of Cambrai, and the Battle of Mont St. Quentin.  They're all windows into this turbulent era in world history.

Plus, all the coins are on John F. Kennedy US half dollars, a nice large size that makes it easy to see all the details of each design.  Order yours now.

About the Coin Subjects:

Douglas MacArthur - During World War I, Douglas MacArthur served as a brigadier general in the US Army, earning a reputation for bravery and innovative leadership, particularly with the 42nd "Rainbow" Division.  His actions contributed to key American victories in France, boosting Allied morale and effectiveness.  After the war, MacArthur went on to become Army Chief of Staff and later led Allied forces in the Pacific Theater of World War II.

2nd Battle of the Somme - The 2nd Battle of the Somme was fought from August to September 1918 and was a major allied offensive led primarily by British and French forces against the German Army on the Western Front.  It marked a turning point in the war, showcasing the effectiveness of coordinated infantry, artillery, tanks, and air support during the Hundred Days Offensive.  The battle significantly weakened German defenses and morale, accelerating the path to Armistice in November 1918.

Columbia Calls - The "Columbia Calls" recruitment poster was created during World War I and pictures a symbolic female figure urging American men to join the military by appealing to their sense of duty and patriotism.  Recruitment posters played an important role in mobilizing the nation, shaping public opinion, and boosting morale during World War I.

2nd Battle of Cambrai - The 2nd Battle of Cambrai was fought from October 8 to 10, 1918, and was a key Allied offensive during the final phase of World War I.  It involved British and Canadian forces facing off against the German Army.  The Allies were led by the Canadian Corps under General Arthur Currie and successfully captured Cambrai after breaking through the heavily fortified Hindenburg Line.  This victory significantly weakened German defenses and helped hasten the collapse of German resistance on the Western Front.

Battle of Mont St. Quentin - The Battle of Mont St. Quentin was fought from August 31 to September 2, 1918, between Australian forces under General John Monash and German troops.  The Australians successfully captured a strategic position near Peronne, France, from well-entrenched enemy troops.  The bold and rapid assault, despite limited manpower, demonstrated the effectiveness of Monash's innovative tactics and weakened German defenses on the Western Front.