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The 2000 Statehood Quarters, both Philadelphia and Denver Mint certified in Brilliant Uncirculated by NGC. Coins will come in an NGC coin storage case. (5-Philadelphia Mint Massachusetts, Maryland,... more

The 2000 Statehood Quarters, both Philadelphia and Denver Mint certified in Brilliant Uncirculated by NGC. Coins will come in an NGC coin storage case. (5-Philadelphia Mint Massachusetts, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire,Virgi­nia and 5-Denver Mint Massachusetts, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia. (total of 10 coins) Coin Quantity: 10 Coin Denomination: $0.25 Mintage Year: 1999 to date Coin Grade: Brilliant Uncirculated Certified by: NGC Obverse features the bust of Geor... less

One 2008 roll of John Quincy Adams Presidential Dollars (Philadelphia, PA Mint) and one 2008 Roll of John Quincy Adams Presidential Dollars (Denver, CO Mint). Denomination: One Dollar Coin Grade: ... more

One 2008 roll of John Quincy Adams Presidential Dollars (Philadelphia, PA Mint) and one 2008 Roll of John Quincy Adams Presidential Dollars (Denver, CO Mint). Denomination: One Dollar Coin Grade: Brilliant Uncirculated Year(s): 2008 Mintage Year(s): 2007 to Date Mint Mark: Philadelphia, PA Coin Diameter: 26.49mm Obverse Description: Features President John Quincy Adams. Reverse Description: Features the Statue of Liberty. Denomination: One Dollar Coin Grade: Brilliant Uncirculated Year(s): 2... less

The 2000 Statehood Quarters, both Philadelphia and Denver Mint certified in Brilliant Uncirculated by NGC. Coins will come in an NGC coin storage case. (5-Philadelphia Mint Massachusetts, Maryland,... more

The 2000 Statehood Quarters, both Philadelphia and Denver Mint certified in Brilliant Uncirculated by NGC. Coins will come in an NGC coin storage case. (5-Philadelphia Mint Massachusetts, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire,Virgi­nia and 5-Denver Mint Massachusetts, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia. (total of 10 coins) Coin Quantity: 10 Coin Denomination: $0.25 Mintage Year: 1999 to date Coin Grade: Brilliant Uncirculated Certified by: NGC Obverse features the bust of Geor... less

One 2008 roll of John Quincy Adams Presidential Dollars (Philadelphia, PA Mint) and one 2008 Roll of John Quincy Adams Presidential Dollars (Denver, CO Mint). Denomination: One Dollar Coin Grade: ... more

One 2008 roll of John Quincy Adams Presidential Dollars (Philadelphia, PA Mint) and one 2008 Roll of John Quincy Adams Presidential Dollars (Denver, CO Mint). Denomination: One Dollar Coin Grade: Brilliant Uncirculated Year(s): 2008 Mintage Year(s): 2007 to Date Mint Mark: Philadelphia, PA Coin Diameter: 26.49mm Obverse Description: Features President John Quincy Adams. Reverse Description: Features the Statue of Liberty. Denomination: One Dollar Coin Grade: Brilliant Uncirculated Year(s): 2... less

Total Coins: 40Type: Presidential DollarYear: 2008Denominatio­n: $1.00Diameter: 26.5mmMint Marks: Philadelphia, PA & Denver, COGrade: BUCertified By: PCGS The obverse features President James Monroe... more

Total Coins: 40Type: Presidential DollarYear: 2008Denominatio­n: $1.00Diameter: 26.5mmMint Marks: Philadelphia, PA & Denver, COGrade: BUCertified By: PCGS The obverse features President James Monroe while the reverse depicts the Statue of Liberty. less

The obverse (front) of the coin depicts Captains Lewis and Clark on a stream bank planning another day of exploration. Lewis is seen holding his rifle in one hand and his journal in the other while... more

The obverse (front) of the coin depicts Captains Lewis and Clark on a stream bank planning another day of exploration. Lewis is seen holding his rifle in one hand and his journal in the other while the reverse (back) of the coin features two feathers to represent the many American Indian cultures touched by the Corps of Discovery. This coin has a quality (GRADE) rating of 69 out of 70 (This quality (GRADE) rating comes from the Sheldon scale on the theory that a "70" would be worth seventy ti... less

Affordability. Credibility. Beauty. They're the qualities that have made American Eagle Silver Bullion Coins the world's best-selling silver coins, with more than 130 million sold since 1986. Silve... more

Affordability. Credibility. Beauty. They're the qualities that have made American Eagle Silver Bullion Coins the world's best-selling silver coins, with more than 130 million sold since 1986. Silver has historically been the most affordable precious metal. Since 1986, the United States has minted one-dollar silver coins called "Silver Eagles." Each contains a minimum of one troy ounce of 99.9% pure silver. This quality (GRADE) rating is determined on the Sheldon scale, on which points are ded... less

Collectors often overlook this series, which means that you may find higher quality in here, get in on the ground floor. Buy today before this set is gone. Features: Guaranteed US Mint design and p... more

Collectors often overlook this series, which means that you may find higher quality in here, get in on the ground floor. Buy today before this set is gone. Features: Guaranteed US Mint design and production. Housed in a beautiful HE Harris album for protection and viewing without damaging the coins from fingers. Each coin contains 90 percent silver. Included: Every mint mark Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco. One may find some with split bands on the back worth extra money. Risk free for... less

Westward Journey Nickels: Commemorates the bicentennial of the Louisiana Purchase and the journey of explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. Statehood Quarters: The United States Mint 50 Stat... more

Westward Journey Nickels: Commemorates the bicentennial of the Louisiana Purchase and the journey of explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. Statehood Quarters: The United States Mint 50 State Quarter Program initiated in 1999 produced a series of 50 quarter dollar coins with special designs honoring each state. Five different designs are being issued each year form 1999 through 2008. States are commemorated in the order of their entrance into the union. Presidential Dollars: Former pre... less

Owing to a shortage of copper during the critical war year of 1943, the Treasury Department resorted to the use of zinc-coated steel for our cents. No bronze cents were officially issued in 1943. T... more

Owing to a shortage of copper during the critical war year of 1943, the Treasury Department resorted to the use of zinc-coated steel for our cents. No bronze cents were officially issued in 1943. This year the steel cents are very popular among collectors. Hurry before they are gone. Features: Guaranteed US Mint design and production. The 1943 Lincoln cent has a composition of steel, coated with zinc. Each roll has mixed Mint Marks from 1943 P, D & S All are guaranteed average circulated cond... less