The coins and acrylic display pictured are the items for sale. The slab is in beautiful shape. No nicks, cuts or scuffs. The acrylic display is brand new. If you haven’t held one of these acrylic displays in your hand? They are 100% legit! The Reagan bobblehead is not part of the deal. Thanks for stopping by. Key Features & Details:Design: Obverse is the classic Augustus Saint-Gaudens Liberty; Reverse features the new Jennie Norris “Eagle Portrait”. Release: The 2021 Type 2 was introduced mid-year, replacing the original family of eagles design (Type 1). Collectibility: High demand due to the design change, particularly in perfect MS70 or PF70 grades. Varieties: Available in bullion (regular strike) and proof versions. Weight: 3.393 grams (0.10 Troy oz of gold). Diameter: 16.5 mm. Thickness: 1.19 mm. Composition: 22-karat gold (91.67% gold, 3% silver, 5.33% copper). The “Type II” Transition. In mid-2021, the Mint retired the original “Family of Eagles” design (Type I) and introduced the Eagle Portrait (Type II). The Type II is particularly sought after because it was the inaugural year for the new design. The “W” Mint Mark: Proof versions were struck at the West Point Mint and carry the “W” mint mark. Uncirculated (Bullion) versions generally do not have a mint mark. Security: Look for the “legacy” details on the obverse (the front), where the Mint restored Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ original vision, including the shape of the sun’s rays and the Capitol building. On the Type II reverse, the eagle’s gaze is intense and highly detailed. You will also notice the designer’s initials (JN) and the engraver’s initials (RG for Renata Gordon) integrated into the design near the eagle’s neck.