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One set of 2008 Proof Silver Quarters (Oklahoma, New Mexico, Ar... more

One set of 2008 Proof Silver Quarters (Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, Alaska, Hawaii) certified PF69 UC by NGC (Numismatic Guarantee Corporation) in a multi-coin holder. All coins in this purchase are have been graded Proof 69 (PF69) and certified by NGC (Numismatic Guarantee Corporation). Diameter: 24.3mm Denomination: $0.25 Mint Mark: San Francisco Obverse Description: Bust of George Washington. Reverse Description: Features items unique to each state. These coins have a quality (GRADE) rat... less

This quality (GRADE) rating is determined on the Sheldon scale,... more

This quality (GRADE) rating is determined on the Sheldon scale, on which points are deducted from 70 for each flaw or imperfection on a coin's surface. A 70 is thus the highest grade a coin can achieve, with no flaws visible to the unaided eye. This coin comes in a protective case. Vendor Warranty Terms: Risk free for 30 days. less

Denomination: $1.00 Mintage Year: 1996 Coin Grade: MS70 Certifi... more

Denomination: $1.00 Mintage Year: 1996 Coin Grade: MS70 Certified by: NGC Obverse designed by Calvin Massey high jumper clears the bar in the backward-over-t­he -bar "Fosbury Flop" first introduced to the olympics in 1968 by American gold medalist Dick Fosbury. coins|currency|­coinage|money less

One set of 2008 Proof Silver Quarters (Oklahoma, New Mexico, Ar... more

One set of 2008 Proof Silver Quarters (Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, Alaska, Hawaii) certified PF69 UC by NGC (Numismatic Guarantee Corporation) in a multi-coin holder. All coins in this purchase are have been graded Proof 69 (PF69) and certified by NGC (Numismatic Guarantee Corporation). Diameter: 24.3mm Denomination: $0.25 Mint Mark: San Francisco Obverse Description: Bust of George Washington. Reverse Description: Features items unique to each state. These coins have a quality (GRADE) rat... less

This quality (GRADE) rating is determined on the Sheldon scale,... more

This quality (GRADE) rating is determined on the Sheldon scale, on which points are deducted from 70 for each flaw or imperfection on a coin's surface. A 70 is thus the highest grade a coin can achieve, with no flaws visible to the unaided eye. This coin comes in a protective case. Vendor Warranty Terms: Risk free for 30 days. less

The 2000 Statehood Quarters, both Philadelphia and Denver Mint ... 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

The (2) 2004 nickels include the Peace Medal nickel features a ... more

The (2) 2004 nickels include the Peace Medal nickel features a rendition of the original Jefferson Peace Medal designed in 1801, which Lewis and Clark gave as tokens of goodwill to Native Americans they met along the trail and the Keelboat design depicts an angled view of the keelboat with full sail that transported the Lewis and Clark expedition members and supplies as they traveled the rivers of the Louisiana Territory in search of a northwest passage to the Pacific Ocean. Captains Meriweth... less

Denomination: $1 Mintage Year: 1994 Diameter: 38.1mm Mint Mark:... more

Denomination: $1 Mintage Year: 1994 Diameter: 38.1mm Mint Mark: West Point, NY Certified by: NGC Coin Grade: PF69 The obverse features a hand reaching out towards the engraved names on the memorial wall. The reverse shows three medals issued during the war. 1 troy ounce of silver This is part of the modern Silver Commemorative series released from the United States Mint over the last 22 years and has a denomination of One Dollar. In 1994 the United States commemorated the 10th anniversary of ... less

Owing to a shortage of copper during the critical war year of 1... 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

Denomination: $0.25Diameter: 24.3mmMint Marks: Philidelphia, PA... more

Denomination: $0.25Diameter: 24.3mmMint Marks: Philidelphia, PA & Denver, COGrade: BUMintage Years: 1999 to 2007Coin Quantity: 45 less

Between 1861 and 1865, the Confederacy issued currency backed b... more

Between 1861 and 1865, the Confederacy issued currency backed by cotton to millions of southerners, gambling that a Confederate victory would ensure the currency's value. Many of these notes have been destroyed and no one knows how many are left. Hurry before they are sold out. less

You will receive: Four 1st Dollars Mint Sets (1973, 1979, 2000,... more

You will receive: Four 1st Dollars Mint Sets (1973, 1979, 2000, 2007) in original government packaging. Coins in these mint sets may have some toning due to the age of the coins. This does not effect the value of the coins. The 1973 Mint Set contains the Eisenhower Dollar The 1979 Mint Set contains the Susan B. Anthony Dollar The 2000 Mint Set contains the Sacajawea Dollar The 2007 Mint Set contains the Presidential Dollars Coin Type: Mint Sets Mintage Year(s): 1973, 1979, 2000 and 2007 Mint ... less

Coin collecting at its best! This 2007 John Adams $1 Coin Roll ... more

Coin collecting at its best! This 2007 John Adams $1 Coin Roll contains 25 coins and is wrapped with coin paper. These John Adams $1 Coins are of circulating quality, are minted at the United States Mint at Denver and have a "D" mint mark. and also Philadelphia with a "P" mint mark. The United States is honoring our Nation's presidents by issuing $1 circulating coins featuring their images in the order that they served, beginning with Presidents Washington, Adams, Jefferson and Madison in 200... less