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"Most Beautiful Rival" 1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar BU In ranking the most beautiful circulation Morgan silver dollars, numismatists narrow the field to the 1880-S and 1881-S issues, produced by the then-new San Francisco Mint. Most slightly favor the 1881-S, but some experts now lean towards the 1880-S for best overall beauty. Our Brilliant Uncirculated quality boasts its famous luster and extraordinarily crisp strikes, with absolutely no wear. $65.00 |
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Mexico 1918-1948 “Hidalgo” Gold 2 1/2 Peso BU A Creole priest, Miguel Hidalgo is revered as “the Father of Mexican Democracy” — a century before this gold coin tribute was introduced, he gave his life in the cause of Mexican independence from Spain. The sculpted portrait captures his intense dedication to liberty. On the reverse is the famous Mexican Eagle of democracy. This gold coin was struck intermittently during and after both world wars. Brilliant Uncirculated. $119.00 |
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Comparatively Scarce U.S. $2 1/2 “Coronet Liberty” Gold Piece Only 12.2 million of the 1840-1907 U.S. “Coronet Liberty” $2 1/2 gold coin were struck over seven decades. That’s vastly fewer than the $5, $10 and $20 Liberty gold coins of the same period — and even lower than the short-lived 1849-1854 “Coronet Liberty” gold dollar’s total mintages. The Christian Gobrecht Liberty personification obverse and Eagle with Shield reverse are great classics in American minting history. Sharply detailed Extra Fine. $300.00 |
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"Last 19th Century" 1899-O Morgan Silver Dollar BU This classic silver dollar of the Old South is by far the most affordable Brilliant Uncirculated Morgan issue for its twilight-of-the-century date. It's much scarcer in BU quality than some early dates (only about 5% survive in original mint state). This 1899-O dollar is regarded as one of the most attractively struck New Orleans Mint issues. The "O" mintmark appears below the eagle and wreath. $65.00 |
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"Old Key Rarity" 1923 U.S. Peace Silver Dollar BU Until the mid-1940s, this 1923 Philadelphia Mint issue was regarded as the most elusive Peace dollar BU. It brought the highest bids in a large 1945 auction. Not even the low-mintage 1928 issue was higher valued (today it costs hundreds of dollars). Now, after the final Treasury releases of the 1960s, the 1923 is one of the most affordable Brilliant Uncirculated classic U.S. silver dollars. $44.00 |
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SAVE MORE on Both the 1899-0 and the 1923-P Silver Dollars $105.00 |
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Canada's 6-Coin 1967 "Wildlife" Proof-Like Set Issued for the Canadian Centennial, this dazzling one-year set includes the famous "Flying Goose" silver dollar, "Howling Wolf" silver half dollar, "Lynx" silver quarter, "Mackerel" silver dime, "Rabbit" nickel and "Dove" penny. Of just 337,000 originally issued, many sets have been lost to silver melts or broken up to obtain individual coins. Royal Canadian Mint presentation case. Sold for up to $79 in the past. $39.00 |
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Mexico 1932-1945 Last “Cap and Ray” Silver Peso BU The “cap and ray” emblem traces its lineage to the emergence of the Mexican Republic in 1824. The reverse shows the Mexican Eagle destroying a snake on a cactus, evoking the ancient Aztec legend that Mexico City was founded at the site of such a scene. Elegant laurel wreaths appear on both sides of the coin. Our Brilliant Uncirculated quality retains original luster. $10.95 |
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Australia 2008 “Koala” 1-Oz. Silver BU This second issue in the 1-oz. silver dollar series carries a one-year-only design featuring the koala, Australia’s national mascot. An endearing mother and child pair appear on a special ‘shimmer’ background. This charming species is officially classified as endangered. The reverse side displays a contemporary bust of Queen Elizabeth. Brilliant Uncirculated coin with illustrated Presentation Card. $39.00 |
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Falkland Islands 2007 “10th Anniversary of the Death of Princess Diana” Crown BU England’s esteemed Pobjoy Mint introduces this touching tribute to Princess Diana, whose life tragically came to an end on August 31, 1997. Diana, from obscure beginnings, became an instant celebrity upon her betrothal to Prince Charles. She quickly won the hearts of the public and became adored worldwide. The reverse features a stunning portrait of the graceful and beloved Diana. The obverse side displays a contemporary bust of Queen Elizabeth II. $9.95 |
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Famous "Widow's Mite" of the Bible, Circa 103-37 B.C. As Jesus witnessed rich and poor contributing to religious coffers, he noted the paradox in the value of a widow's lowly bronze lepton (meaning "small" in Greek). Christ said, "This poor widow has cast in more than all the rest . . . all she had." Our Very Fine specimens display an anchor and wheel design. The price is easily affordable. $39.00 |
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Sierra Leone 2007 “Endangered Animals” 4-Coin Dollar BU Set For the third year of this popular “Animals of Africa” series, England’s award-winning Pobjoy Mint introduces four dramatic engravings of endangered species in their natural habitats. Shown are the magnificent African elephant, the phenomenally fast cheetah, the delightfully exotic zebra and the powerful rhinoceros. Reverses carry Sierra Leone’s intricate coat of arms. Copper-nickel. Brilliant Uncirculated. $38.00 |
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100 Different Colorful Foreign Currency Notes Many travelers like to save currency from the countries they visit. Only the most adventurous could match the colorful diversity of this global grab-bag. Every note expresses the uniqueness of its familiar or exotic nation.All have official legal-tender status, and most are still in use throughout the world. This popular treasury is like taking a fascinating world tour right at home. It’s fun for the whole family. $44.00 |
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101 Different Coins from Around the World It would take a lifetime of adventurous trips to assemble this wonderfully diverse collection of numismatic treasures. They come in many shapes and sizes, and each unique coin reflects its particular culture. There are issues from major nations as well as exotic out-of-the-way places. Some well-known classics are included as is an ancient Roman coin. $29.00 |
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SAVE MORE on Both the Note and Coin Sets $69.00 |
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U.S. Last 1776-1976 "Ike" 40% Silver Dollar Issued to celebrate the American Bicentennial, this coin displayed a unique one-year reverse. The Liberty Bell appears before the Moon, suggesting two hundred years of American progress. After 1976, no other silver-clad Eisenhower dollars were issued. Brilliant Uncirculated. $23.00 |
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All Six Series of Small-Size U.S. $2 Notes, 1928-2003 Far fewer U.S. $2 banknotes have been produced than $5, $10 or $20 bills. Nowadays, it’s getting more common to see a $50 or even $100 note in commerce. Despite the relative scarcity of $2 notes, it’s still surprisingly affordable to acquire a complete 6-series modern set. The vintage 1928 first small-size $2 note introduced the Jefferson cameo and Monticello reverse. The 1953, 1963, 1976, 1995 and latest 2003 series show distinct variations from the original in seals and inscriptions. And the 1976 Bicentennial $2 note features a magnificent reverse design of the founding fathers signing the Declaration of Independence. Grades for the set range from Very Good to crisp Uncirculated. $69.00 |
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Full-Color Enameled Bronze “Locomotive Collection” with FREE Case Train coins are always favorites among collectors. This beautiful set of big full-color medallions offers five classic designs depicting famous 19th century locomotives important in the history of railroads. Included are the Ten Wheeler, Balloon Stack, Atlantic City, Great Western and a powerful transcontinental model. Enamel accents add depth and charm to each antique-finish bronze issue. Deluxe presentation case included FREE. $69.00 |
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Canada’s 1986 “Vancouver” Silver Dollar Proof This splendid issue honors the centennial of the 1886 completion of the trans-Canada Atlantic-to-Pacific railroad. The deep-perspective engraving renders Canadian Pacific Engine #371 and its stream of cars with the modern Vancouver skyline and a spectacular Pacific sunset in the background. The U.S. Mint has never issued a railroad commemorative. World-class proof minting. $20.00 |
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Genuine Morgan Silver Dollar Money Clip Here's a perfect accessory for silver dollar collectors. A nicely detailed, Very Fine 1878-1921 U.S. Morgan silver dollar, the emblem of America's historic hard-asset money, is custom-framed in a silver-toned metal bezel that even has matching reeded edges. The attached glossy silvertone metal clip keeps your paper money and credit cards securely tight -- a compact way to travel without a wallet or purse. The bezel is detachable from the Morgan silver dollar. Our choice of date. $45.00 |
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Five Different Large "Braided Hair Liberty" Cents, 1839-1857 The last of America's beloved "big coppers" -- almost four times the size of modern cents. Beautiful vintage Liberty and classical wreath. Good. $199.00 |
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Twenty Different "Indian Head" Cents, 1859-1909 The popular emblem of Old West days. Includes an 1859 first year of issue "white cent," struck in copper-nickel and originally called "the nickel." Good. Folder. $89.00 |
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Fifty Different Lincoln "Wheatie" Cents, 1909-1958 The original wheat reverse. Includes a 1909 "VDB" first issue with designer's initials and a unique 1943 wartime steel cent. Good to Brilliant Uncirculated. Folder. $39.00 |
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Twenty Different "Mercury" Silver Dimes, 1916-1945 Includes the coveted 1916 first year of issue, when this elegant dime was greeted with great acclaim. The cap's wings stand for freedom of thought. Very Good. Folder. $59.00 |
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Twenty Different "Liberty Head" Nickels, 1883-1913 Extra discount! Includes the famous "no cents" first V issue (some were gold-plated by crooks and passed off as $5 coins). "CENTS" was added to later issues. Good. Folder. $109.00 |
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Twenty Different "Buffalo" Nickels, 1913-1938 Extra discount! The last circulating U.S. Indian Head coin, with a stoical composite of three actual chiefs. Includes the 1913 "raised mound" Type I, quickly replaced because of stacking problems. Good. Folder. $59.00 |
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Ten Different "Liberty Head" Silver Quarters, 1892-1916 This famous classical Liberty was the last design used on more than one U.S. denomination. Presidential Seal reverse. Good. Folder. $109.00 |
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Ten Different Washington Silver Quarters, 1932-1964 The first issue was intended as a commemorative of Washington's 200th birthday. It proved so popular that the coin became the standard U.S. quarter in 1934. Brilliant Uncirculated. Folder. $59.00 |
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Ten Different Franklin Silver Half Dollars, 1948-1963 Includes the 1948 first year of issue. A short-lived series, abruptly retired with the introduction of the Kennedy half dollar. The small eagle was required by law (although Franklin disliked the bird). Fine to Brilliant Uncirculated. Folder. $159.00 |
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Ten Different "Walking Liberty" Silver Half Dollars, 1916-1947 The original "Walker" is regarded by many as the finest American silver coin ever struck for commerce. Spectacular Beaux-Arts designs. Fine. Folder. $159.00 |
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Ten Different Morgan Silver Dollars, 1878-1921 Stock up on the world's most collected classic silver dollar -- you can never have too many! Includes 1878 first year of issue and 1921 last date. Very Fine or better (one BU date). Dansco album. $395.00 |
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Sale-Priced U.S. Proof Sets from Three Different Decades Take advantage of this sale price on U.S. proof sets from three separate decades. Struck by the San Francisco Mint, the 1975, 1983 and 1994 sets all boast finest-quality minting, double-struck engravings and dazzling mirror backgrounds. The 6-coin 1975 set is most unusual, including three "preview" Bicentennial coins. The quarter, half dollar and dollar are all dated 1776-1976 and bear the Drummer boy, Independence Hall and Liberty Bell/Moon reverse. At 3.1 million the mintage on the 1983 set is well below the high of 4.1 million for that decade. The 1994 set's 2.3 million mintage is even lower. $59.00 |
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The First U.S. Small-Dollar Mint Sets of 1979, 1980 and 1981 These were the first U.S. mint sets to include the experimental small Susan B. Anthony dollar, which replaced the Eisenhower dollar in 1979. The sets include up to three Brilliant Uncirculated Susan B. Anthony dollars each -- from the Philadelphia (no mintmark), Denver ("D") and San Francisco ("S") mints. In addition, each set contains BU specimens of the cent, nickel, dime, quarter and half dollar of issuing mints. In all, the three sets include 38 coins. U.S. proof set mintages for the dates were up to 40% higher. $58.00 |
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SAVE MOST on All Six Sets the 3 proof sets (1975, 1983, and 1994)and the 3 mint sets (1979, 1980, and 1981) $115.00 |
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Complete 32-Coin BU/Proof "Ike" Dollar Collection, 1971-1978 The last and largest of America's regular presidential coins, the Eisenhower dollar revived the U.S. Mint's traditional dollar coin size after a 36-year gap. Our set includes every single issue in the series, all in pristine mint quality, with deep-struck engravings and mirror backgrounds. You get all the key scarcities, including the 1973-S silver proof (mintage 1.0 million) and the 1973/1973-D copper-nickel BUs (just 1.8 million were issued, exclusively in mint sets, so comparatively few of these Ike dollars are available individually). The set comes with all ten 40% silver Ike dollars issued directly to collectors. In addition to the standard Eagle on Moon reverse, there's the 1776-1976 Liberty Bell/Moon reverse. $395.00 |
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Complete Lincoln Penny Date Set, 1909-2006 This 98-coin set includes every date in the longest and most collected U.S. coin series, even the coveted 1922 issue, struck only by the Denver Mint in limited numbers. Plus there’s a special bonus: the 1909-VDB Lincoln Centennial original issue with designer Victor D. Brenner’s initials, quickly withdrawn from commerce. Gradings range from well-worn Good for the scarcer issues to Brilliant Uncirculated quality for later dates. Custom album. $199.00 |
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Complete 48-Coin Roosevelt Silver Dime Set, 1946-1964 Included is every silver Roosevelt dime ever issued -- all the Philadelphia (no mintmark), Denver ("D" mintmark) and San Francisco ("S") issues. Expert opinion holds that upwards of 75% were destroyed in melts by the late 1960s. And even more were melted by the time silver peaked in 1980. You get all the key scarcities, even the 1949 Philadelphia and San Francisco issues. Our quality ranges from Very Good for the scarcities to Brilliant Uncirculated. Display folder included. $109.00 |
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“British Lion and American Eagle” British Virgin Islands 2007 Copper-Nickel $1 BU In 2007 the government of the British Virgin Islands adopted the U.S. dollar as official legal tender, to match that of the neighboring U.S. Virgin Islands. To celebrate the occasion, England’s Pobjoy Mint struck this splendid BVI dollar coin displaying the British Lion and American Eagle “united in friendship.” Elizabeth II obverse. Brilliant Uncirculated. $11.95 |
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First-Issue 1878 "Eight Tailfeathers" Morgan Dollar BU This original issue in the Morgan silver dollar series is a unique type. Merely 750,000 were minted for circulation. Struck only at Philadelphia, its mintage was halted over objections that it would be impossible for an eagle to have eight tailfeathers. For all succeeding issues, seven tailfeathers were displayed. Brilliant Uncirculated quality. $208.00 |
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"Near-Gem" 1921 MS-64 U.S. Morgan Silver Dollars Only a tiny proportion of surviving Brilliant Uncirculated quality qualifies for MS-64 grading, with super luster and only slight surface flaws. Each coin comes in a protective transparent "slab" with certification of the NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation) or PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service) consensus MS-64 grade. We double-check each coin to assure that our rigorous MS-64 standard is met. $85.00 |
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"Near-Gem" 1922-23 MS-64 U.S. Peace Silver Dollars Only a tiny proportion of surviving Brilliant Uncirculated quality qualifies for MS-64 grading, with super luster and only slight surface flaws. Each coin comes in a protective transparent "slab" with certification of the NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation) or PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service) consensus MS-64 grade. We double-check each coin to assure that our rigorous MS-64 standard is met. $99.00 |
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SAVE ON BOTH "Near-Gem" MS-64 U.S. Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars Only a tiny proportion of surviving Brilliant Uncirculated quality qualifies for MS-64 grading, with super luster and only slight surface flaws. Each coin comes in a protective transparent "slab" with certification of the NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation) or PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service) consensus MS-64 grade. We double-check each coin to assure that our rigorous MS-64 standard is met. $234.00 |
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Own an Original "Saint" at Special Savings The 1907-1933 Saint-Gaudens gold $20 piece is regarded as the most beautiful coin in U.S. history. Augustus Saint-Gaudens' Beaux-Arts Liberty and serene Flying Eagle are both accented by dramatic sun rays. Our Extra Fine quality retains virtually every tiny detail of this supreme minting masterpiece. Our choice of date. $1,395.00 |
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Choice BU MS-63 19th Century Morgan Silver Dollar Only a fraction of century-old Brilliant Uncirculated Morgans survive in this choice quality. To merit an MS-63 grade, a coin must display exceptionally nice luster and possess only minor surface flaws. Our choice of 1878-1899 dates. Each comes in a protective transparent case with grade certification by Professional Coin Grading Service or Numismatic Guaranty Corporation. $85.00 |