Gold-layered Buffalo Nickel Silvertone Bezel Cufflinks - Clearance
Cufflinks can add an elegant and stylish statement to a man’s attire as well as injecting a bit of personality. Our silvertone classic bezel coin cuff links include genuine U.S. coins encircled by a simple yet sophisticated setting that will make your cuffs a great conversation starter at your social event. The Buffalo Nickel was first released into circulation on March 4, 1913 and composed of copper and nickel. The design was created to enhance the beauty of American coinage. The designer James Earle Fraser wanted to create something totally American and therefore decided upon the Buffalo which was unique and a large part of our western states heritage. The Native American Indian also fit right into his idea. Fraser claims he used several composites to draw the portrait of the Native American Indian Head which is on the obverse of the coin. Fraser said the reverse design was modeled after Black Diamond, a bison at the Bronx Zoo. But historians claim Black Diamond was never at the Bronx Zoo but was housed at the Central Park Zoo. Another bison, Bronx, was the leader of the herd at the Bronx Zoo. The placement of the horns on the nickel differ greatly from that of Black Diamond leaving one to wonder if he was the model. The American public deemed to call it the Buffalo Nickel since its first release in 1913. The Buffalo or Indian Head nickel was last minted in 1938. These Buffalo Nickels are lavishly layered in pure 24k Gold. These coin cuff links have bullet back closures making them very easy to put on. Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. Genuine US Coin, Buffalo Nickel Minted 1913-1938 Layered in Pure 24k Gold, Clean Stylish Bezel, Bullet Back Closure, Includes a Certificate of Authenticity and 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty,
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Investors were also wary of weakening estimates for current quarter earnings, with Wall Street on Monday expecting a 0.9 percent decline in S&P first-quarter earnings per share compared with expectations for 5.3 percent growth on Jan. 1, according to IBES data from Refinitiv. “It’s hard to get valuations to continue to rise in the face of falling earnings estimates,” said Jeffrey Kleintop, chief global investment strategist at Charles Schwab in Boston. Of the S&P’s 11 major sectors, 7 ended the day with gains.
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The Nasdaq Biotechnology Index rose 2 percent, its biggest boost coming from shares in Spark Therapeutics Inc, which soared 120 percent after Swiss drugmaker Roche Holding AG agreed to buy it for $4.3 billion. The biggest laggards were the S&P’s defensive sectors - consumer staples, utilities and real estate. The consumer discretionary sector also ended down 0.3 percent, with the biggest drag from Home Depot, down 1.3 percent, on concerns about a soft housing market ahead of its quarterly results.
(Reuters) - Bank of America Corp is dropping the “Merrill Lynch” gold-layered buffalo nickel silvertone bezel cufflinks name from some of its businesses, phasing out a brand with a long history on Wall Street as part of a multi-year marketing effort, the lender said on Monday, The investment bank and capital markets business is ditching the 104-year old name to become BofA Securities and its wealth management businesses will collectively be called “Merrill,” without the Lynch, The individual units, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, Merrill Edge and Merrill Guided Investing will keep their names..
U.S. Trust, Bank of America’s private bank which caters to ultra-high net worth clients, will become Bank of America Private bank, and Merrill Lynch Private Banking & Investment Group will become Merrill Private Wealth Management, dropping the “Lynch.”. In the past, rebranding has faced some opposition. The average age of financial advisers is in the mid- to late-50s, and many feel fierce loyalty to the brand of the firm where they have worked for years. Before it was bought in 2009 in the throes of the financial crisis, Merrill Lynch was known for its powerful investment bank and “thundering herd” of financial advisers. The brand survived over the last decade, unlike other iconic firms like Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns whose names faded away once they were acquired.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - gold-layered buffalo nickel silvertone bezel cufflinks U.S, healthcare stocks could face more turbulence on Tuesday, after a bumpy early 2019, as top executives from some of the largest pharmaceutical companies are expected to get grilled in the U.S, Senate on the high cost of prescription drugs, The Senate Finance Committee hearing on drug pricing is likely to turn up the volume on the debate over healthcare costs, an issue looming as a potential negative for the sector’s performance in the coming months, As the 2020 U.S, presidential race heats up, drug companies could become political targets, causing unease for investors who hold the stocks, as was the case ahead of the last presidential election in 2016..