A historic building with large red banners hanging from its front columns, surrounded by small trees and located on a city street.

U.S. Courts

Seal of the U.S. Probation and Pretrial Services, featuring a shield with stars and stripes, a key, a sword, a feather, a star, and a book with scales and a leaf, surrounded by the text 'U.S. Probation and Pretrial Services'.

NEW 2026 One-inch hard enamel, nickel plated pin with clutch back. Pinnacle pins manufactured 1,000 pieces in March 2022. Likely made for Deloitte Legal a global consulting firm.

NEW 2026 Web image United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims obverse.

NEW 2026 Reverse of coin.

NEW 2026 United States District Court Juror pin back button. Yellow with black interesting and unusual font, 1½”, unmarked.

NEW 2026 Obverse of 2” coin commemorating U.S. District Judge Isaac Charles Parker as described in first row above. Date of 1872 is unknown. Judge Parker was nominated by Ulysses Grant on March 18, 1875. He was confirmed by the Senate on March 19, 1875. Judge Parker died on November 17, 1896, age 58, from a variety of health conditions, including heart degeneration and Bright's disease.

NEW 2026 Reverse of coin.

NEW 2026 Image of 1 1/2” coin donated by “Coin Officer,” Western District of New York, recently featured in News & Views. If this is your coin, email the Museum so the particulars may be cataloged. Thank you!

NEW 2026 Reverse of coin.

NEW 2026 Appellate Court items are RARE. 1 3/4” coin showing the Appeals Court building in New Orleans. The sculpture of History, Agriculture, Industry, and the Arts sits atop the building. Does MS stand for the Northern or Southern Districts of Mississippi?

NEW 2026 Reverse of coin.

Get yours! The first and only credential patch. Leather look PVC based on a 1966 credential. After an approved donation, you will receive a Museum CRED patch. This offer is valid while supplies last and only one patch per person.