10 Pieces
for $99. 25 Pieces for $242.
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Special #1
A nice mixture of well circulated Large Cents featuring a wide assortment of dates. These are "lower end", but with absolutely
no holes. Historically interesting
large size copper coins that haven't been minted since 1857.
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Roll
of 50 Pieces $75. 10 Rolls (500 Pieces) $725. 100 Rolls (5,000 Pieces) $7,150.
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Special #2
A terrific selection of strictly Good or Better Indian Cents. Every piece is over 100 years old!
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Roll of 50 Pieces $7.75. 10 Rolls (500
pieces) $75. 100 Rolls (5,000 pieces) $725.
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Average circulated.
Issued during World War II as an emergency
response to the critical
need for copper. These unusual Lincoln Cents are always in demand.
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Bag of 5,000 Pieces $250.
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Average circulated. A nice mix of dates. (Who has time to go through them all?)
Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Lincoln Cent by putting away a few bags. The
original Wheat reverse was replaced with the Lincoln Memorial in 1957. Wheat Cents have been slowly disappearing as collectors pull more and more from circulation.
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10 Pieces for $95. 25 Pieces for $235.
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While
these coins are well circulated, and will have some defects,
all have dates, and no holes are present. This unusual denomination was authorized
in 1864, towards the end of the War Between the States. The Two-Cent Piece is the first U. S. coin to bear
the motto "IN GOD WE TRUST."
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Well circulated examples, and some have holes. This unusual denomination was created in order to make it easy to buy postage stamps, which
were three cents in 1851 when the series first appeared.
The Silver
Three-Cent Piece is the lightest of all U. S. coins. The coins were easily lost, and were not popular with the general public.
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10
Pieces for $90. 100 Pieces for $850.
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Condition
ranges from Fair to About Good. None will have holes. First issued in the year following the conclusion of the Civil War. This
coin shares the same metalic composition as Nickel Three-Cent Piece, and the designer, James Longacre, was also responsible for the Indian Cent.
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1901-1912 Roll of 40 Pieces $30. 5 Rolls (200 Pieces) $140 1 Roll Dated Before
1900 (Assorted dates 1883-1899) Fair-About Good (All With Readable Dates)
$79 The Only
D Mint Liberty Nickel! 1912-D Roll of 40 Pieces Good or Better $85 |
Special #8
Average
circulated. A very nice mix of dates, 1901-1912. Known also as the
"V" nickel because of the Roman numeral "V" (Latin symbol for 5) on the back. The first issues omitted the word
"CENTS." Crooks gold plated the nickels
and passed them off as $5 gold pieces. The Mint caught on quickly, and the word "CENTS"
was added.
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Roll of 40 Pieces $9. 10 Rolls (400 Pieces) $87. 100 Rolls (4,000) $799. |
DATELESS, but the main design elements are all there. |
Roll of 40 Pieces $25. 10
Rolls (400 Pieces) $240. 100 Rolls (4,000 Pieces) $2,375.
| All with FULL FOUR-DIGIT DATES. A nice assortment
of dates and mints.
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10
Pieces for $57. 100 Pieces for $520.
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Well circulated examples. Dates will show, and there will be no holes. A nice
selection of dates.
This series lasted from 1837 all the way through 1891, and the Liberty
Seated design was used on the Half Dime right on through the dollar.
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10 Pieces for $30.00 100 Pieces for $290.00.
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Nice average circulated
coins with no major defects. We will give you a wide assortment of dates and mint marks. Designed by Charles E. Barber, who was the chief engraver of the Mint in 1892 when this series
was introduced.
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10 Pieces for $27.00. 100 Pieces for $266.00.
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Average circulated (most will be Good to Fine). DATES OF OUR CHOICE.
This popular coin was designed by Adolph Weinman, a well known sculptor and artist of his time. His winged
representation of Liberty reminded many people of Mercury, the Roman god of trade, commerce and profit, and the coin was well
received by the public.
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$50, $100, $500 and $1,000 lots.
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You send a check, we pick the dates, and you save 5% or more off our of regular
prices on proof or mint sets.
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10 Pieces for $72.00. 100 Pieces for $700.00.
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Nice average circulated examples
with no major defects. Dates range from 1892 to 1916.
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10 Pieces for $70.00 100 Pieces for
$680.
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90% Silver.
1940 or Earlier.
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Delaware or Pennsylvania Brilliant Uncirculated P-Mint Rolls
of 40 pieces.
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10 Pieces for $150. 100 Pieces for $1,450.
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Carefully selected
with FULL RIMS ON BOTH SIDES. This is the highest denomination in the Barber series.
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10 Pieces
for $140.00. 100 pieces for $1,375.
| Walking Liberty Half Dollars
90% Silver. Average circulated.
Mostly Fine-Very Fine.
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$45 each. 10 Pieces for
$425. Limited availability. Please call.
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Scarcer Date
1 Ounce Silver Eagles
1996. A MUCH TOUGHER DATE.
Other
dates also available. We occasionally have complete sets. Call us today.
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$50, $100, $500 and $1,000 lots.
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U. S. Commemorative Half Dollar Packages
You send a check, we pick a nice assortment of silver commemorative half dollars of our choice.
All different issues, dates or mints in these packages.
You save 5% or more off of our already low prices.
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Morgan & Peace Silver Dollars
Lower grade examples, averaging Good to VG. Some are better, some are worse. These may have minor defects, but no holes.
90% Silver Morgan and Peace Dollars were issued from 1878-1935. Each
coin contained over 3/4 of an ounce of pure silver when minted. Sure
to please, as we will send you a very nice selection of dates and mints.
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Roll of 20 Pieces $800. 3 Rolls (60 Pieces) $2,400. 5 Rolls (100 Pieces) $4,000.
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1878-1904. Brilliant Uncirculated. Mixed date rolls, no 1921s.
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1878-1904. Very Good to Very Fine. We'll make sure you get many different
dates and mints.
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10 Pieces for $380. 100 Pieces for $3,750.
| 1878-1904. Extremely
Fine-Almost Uncirculated. We'll choose many different dates and
mint marks.
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1921 P, D and S Assortment. Condition will range from VF to AU.
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10 Pieces for $14.25. 100 Pieces for $132. 1,000 Pieces for $1,230.
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1971-1978.
Lightly circulated for the most part, but many Uncirculated pieces
are included.
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10 Pieces for $330.00 100 Pieces for $3,250.
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Grades average Very Fine. Minted from 1921-1935, this beautiful coin was designed
to commemorate the victorious outcome of the World War I. |
$24.50 Each. 10 Pieces for
$242.50 100 Pieces for $2,400.
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Average circulated grades averaging AU or so. Minted prior to 1967, each one is 80% silver.
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Prices fluctuate constantly. Please call for a fresh quote.
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Want to buy a nice mix of U. S. 90% silver coins? We've always got a nice inventory of Dimes, Quarters and Half Dollars dated 1964
or before, and we are ready to sell to you at very competitive prices.
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$100, $500 or $1,000 Packages
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If you are a "Type" coin collectors who wants a single representative of every different
design issued, we are here to help you! Order one of these packages and you will get
yourself off to a great start. Send us a check
and we will pick an interesting selection of type coins with no duplicates. You'll save at least 5% off of our regular
prices if you order one of these packages.
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$50, $100, $250 or $500 Packages
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Large Size U. S. Currency
Dated 1923 or before, all are the old large size notes. Mostly intact, but
all are heavily circulated or impaired in some way. Types and denominations of our choice, but you will save at least 5% off of our regular prices
and we you will receive promise a nice selection.
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$50, $100, or $250 Packages
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Large Size Silver Certificates
Average circulated
condition (somewhat worn, and they may have minor edge problems or
fold splits resulting from good honest wear). Dated 1923, these
were the last large size Silver Certificates ever issued by our government. |
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