Other Collectibles

$1, $5 & $10 Silver Certificate Trio Circ

If you had to lug around 16 silver dollars, they would add almost an extra pound to your frame! But weighing a combined three grams and sporting a face value of $16, this trio of svelte silver certificates offered their bearer both convenience and...

16 Ship & 55 Animal Coins from Around the World Collection

Sail the high seas on the likes of the Canadian Bluenose schooner and the 17th century Dutch Dromedaris three-masted ship to reach exotic locations where you'll find hippopotomi, camels, primates and more! Each of these unique collections feature...

16 Ship Coins from Around the World

Ahoy there! This affordable collection of ship-themed coins from around the world is sure to please any sea dog! You'll sail the seas in vessels like the Canadian Bluenose schooner and the 17th century Dutch Dromedaris three-masted ship. This intriguing...

1850s Rhode Island Broken Banknote

Broken banknotes — obsolete American paper currency — is always extremely popular with our customers. We've acquired a small stash of $1 banknotes that were themselves stashed away — discovered in a long-forgotten hoard of paper currency in the basement...

1860-1865 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dollar & 1995 Civil War FDC Collection

1860-1865 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dollar, Save now on this coveted Civil War era silver half dollar. Featured is Lady Liberty holding a shield in one hand and a liberty cap in the other, as she seems to gaze westward. The eagle on the reverse holds a...

1862-1863 $100 CSA Note VF20-VF35

The Confederate States of America issued its own currency during the Civil War. Hand-signed more than 160 years ago, this sought-after $100 horse blanket note features a central vignette of a steam locomotive and milkmaid in the lower left corner. With...

1862-1876 Civil War 25-Cent Fractional Currency Very Good

This unique, low-denomination banknote was issued issued during and after the Civil War from 1862 to 1879. Created in response to the hording and shortage of gold, silver and copper coins, they were often referred to as shinplasters. Physically smaller...

1863-1864 Confederate States 10¢ Jefferson Davis Stamp

When the Civil War began, the U.S. demonetized its circulating stamps and reissued new ones to prevent the Confederacy from using its existing stockpiles. In response, the South quickly organized a post office and printed its own postage. A surviving...

1878 7-Tail Feather Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

This first-year 1878 seven tail feather Philadelphia Mint issue replaced the original eight tail feather eagle reverse. The change resulted from an ornithologist's complaint to the Mint that eagles invariably have odd-numbered tails. All later Morgan...

1879-S Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-63

Of the 1878-1882 first five San Francisco Mint issues (considered to be the best-struck in the entire Morgan dollar series), the 1879-S had the second lowest total mintage. And the San Francisco facility divided its 1879 production between two relatively...

1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-64

Produced by the then-new San Francisco Mint, the 1880-S Morgan dollar is the closest rival to the 1881-S issue regarded by most numismatists as generally the best-struck in the lengthy series. Some experts now lean toward the 1880-S, which is less...

1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-63

Only about 2% of all Morgan mintages were struck at this isolated Nevada mint. And only a small portion of those featuring unusually bright luster and especially attractive surfaces qualify for Choice MS-63 grading. The CC-mintmark is especially...

1884-P Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

Morgan silver dollar mintages steadily rose in the 1880s, when silver was still pouring out of the great Western mines. But unlike other coins of the day, many were held in reserve at banks and issuing mints. Vast quantities were later lost in government...

1885-P Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-64

Morgan dollar mintages steadily rose in the 1880s and many were held in reserve at banks and issuing mints. However, vast quantities of these Morgans were later lost in government melts. The 1885 Philadelphia Morgan had an original mintage of 17,787,000...

1886-P Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-63

1887-P Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

It emerged in the heyday of the popular series. However, vast numbers were held in reserve and later melted during two world wars, putting market pressure on circulated grades like our clearly detailed Very Fine quality.

1888-O Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-64

It's a dream of many collectors to own at least one near-gem MS-64 Morgan silver dollar. But only a small fraction of Morgans qualify for this superior grade. An extremely limited number of specimens are available in this connoisseur grade for this...

1892-1916 Liberty Barber Silver Quarter Fine

The 1892-1916 Liberty Head quarter carried a new Presidential Seal reverse perfected with great care over a period of years by the U.S. Mint's Chief Engraver Charles Barber. Fine quality. Our choice of date.

1892-1916 Liberty Head Silver Half Dollar, Quarter and Dime Trio Good

All three of these beloved silver coins were designed by U.S. Mint Chief Engraver Charles E. Barber. This Liberty Head engraving is considered Barber's masterpiece. Because it was planned for the dime, quarter and half dollar, he spent five years in...

1896-P Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-64

It's a dream of many collectors to own at least one near-gem MS-64 Morgan silver dollar. But only a small fraction of Morgans qualify for this superior grade. An extremely limited number of specimens are available in this connoisseur grade for each of...

1898 Indian Head Cent, Liberty Head Nickel, & Dime Trio Good to Very Good

Close your eyes and imagine an Indian Head penny, Liberty Head V nickel and silver dime jostling and jangling around in the pocket of a soldier, their tinkling sounds drowned out by the thunder of hoofbeats. Now imagine the pocket belonged to none other...

1898-O Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-64

Before the final Treasury bags were released in the 1960s, the 1898-O Morgan dollar was one of the great rarities in the series. Even average mint-state quality commanded hundreds of dollars. Today in this certified connoisseur MS-64 grading, it's far...

1899 $1 Black Eagle Silver Certificate Circulated

Replete with classic blue seals and serial numbers, this striking horseblanket note reunites Lincoln and Grant. On the note's face a black eagle perches above the former Presidents with wings stretched wide. The back of the silver certificate...

1900 Turn of the Century Type Set 6 Coin

Own six beloved U.S. Mint coins from America's great past, including four 90% silver classics. This type set features some favorite designs that are no longer found in circulation. We've included a 1900 Indian Head cent, Liberty Head nickel, Liberty...

1900-O Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-64

This first New Orleans Mint Morgan dollar issue of the century was produced during the waning years of the venerable Southern institution. The vast majority of this issue were held in U.S. Mint and Treasury vaults, and then lost forever in later...

1902-P Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

This historic issue was minted 12 decades ago, in the year Theodore Roosevelt became president following William McKinley's assassination. When the Morgan series was suspended in 1904, a large proportion of recent mintages were placed into storage vaults...

1909 Indian Head Cent Good

The total mintage of the last Indian Head penny was less than 15 million, which was just a fraction of America's population of the time. There were comparatively few to go around which led to heavy wear. Many surviving cents were destroyed after recall;...

1909 Lincoln Cent VDB & Plain Pair Good to Very Good

This pair of affordable first year Philadelphia Wheat cents is a must-have! Just days after the new Lincoln cent was unveiled, the reverse was revised to remove the designer's initials that were deemed to be too prominent. You'll get an "offending" VDB...

1914 $10 Farm & Factory Federal Reserve Note Circulated

By 1914, agriculture and industry carried about equal weight in the U.S. economy, and they get balanced play on this great classic. The idyllic farm scene with horse-driven plow contrasts with an industrial sprawl and belching smokestacks. Its...

1914 $5 Columbus Federal Reserve Note Circulated

This doubly dramatic oversize note combines an engraving of Columbus and crew discovering America with a beautifully matched tribute to the 1620 Pilgrim landing on Plymouth Rock — the first permanent English settlement. The note's face displays the...

1916-1945 Mercury Dime 3 Different Extra Fine to About Uncirculated

First minted in 1916, the Mercury dime served Americans through both WWI and WWII. Struck in 90% silver, these small denomination coins had impressive buying power in their day. Extra Fine to About Uncirculated quality. Our choice of three different...

1916-P Mercury Silver Dime Good

Did you know that "Mercury" is actually a misnomer for the Winged Liberty Head dime? Beginning in 1916, this resplendent new design replaced the Barber dime that had been in circulation since 1892, and would continue through the war years until 1945...

1917 $1 Legal Tender Note Circulated

Don't miss the opportunity to add this desirable piece of currency to your collection! The distinctive 1917 red-seal Legal Tender Note was the last of its kind printed with the famous horse blanket dimensions. A favorite of collectors, its face depicts a...

1921-S Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

The Morgan series was suspended after 1904 and six years later existing hubs were destroyed. Congress later decided to have a final Morgan dollar production in 1921. The restored engravings generally had less relief than earlier Morgans. Another unique...

1922 or 1923 Peace Silver Dollar Certified MS-63

Choice MS-63 is a coveted premium grade on the official American Numismatic Association grading chart. MS-63 coins are the cream of the crop for Brilliant Uncirculated coins. We'll choose from 1922 or 1923 no-mintmark Philadelphia Mint issues. Today,...

1922-P Peace Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

The Peace dollar emerged after World War I and was America's last silver dollar struck for circulation. The inscription PEACE appears on the rock on which the vigilant American Eagle stands guard for freedom, in the brilliant dawn of a new era. On the...

1923 $1 Silver Certificate Circulated

The last $1 notes affectionately referred to as "horse blankets" due to their prodigious size were printed in 1923. This Series 1923 $1 silver certificate bears the familiar bust of George Washington — albeit much larger — and features blue seals and...

1923-S Peace Dollar Certified MS63

Choice MS-63 coins are the "cream of the crop" in terms of BU grading. Of the 19 million Peace dollars struck by San Francisco in 1923, it's estimated that as few as one in 500 of its original output may exist today in mint-state conditions. Of those...

1923-S Peace Silver Dollar Extra Fine

Of the 19 million Peace dollars minted at San Francisco in 1923, it's estimated that today as few as 0.2% may exist in mint-state quality. Only a limited number of these issues survive in circulated grades. Sharply detailed Extra Fine quality.

1928 $1 Funnyback Silver Certificate Circulated

As a cost saving measure the U.S. reduced the dimensions of all its paper currency. Pledging a silver dollar on demand, these 1928 silver certificates were the first to be printed in the compact size we still use today. The back of the note features an...

1932 Washington Bicentennial 12-Stamp Set

For the 200th anniversary of George Washington's birth, this half cent to ten cent set presented different portraits he posed for from 1772 to 1795. The famous artists include Gilbert Stuart, John Trumbull, Charles W. Peale and Jean Antoine Houdon. The...

1933 Chicago Graf Zeppelin Airmail Stamp

The "Baby Zepp" airmail stamp was issued in 1933 by the postmaster general to help fund the flight of a Graf Zeppelin to the city of Chicago, which was holding the Century of Progress World's Fair and Expo. The face value of 50-cents was lower than other...

1934 $10 Federal Reserve Note Circulated

Alexander Hamilton, Founding Father, first Secretary of the U.S. Treasury and loser of an infamous duel is featured on the American $10 Federal Reserve Note, with the Treasury building on its reverse. The green seal Series 1934 was issued for all twelve...

1934-P Peace Silver Dollar Very Fine

When its Congressional quota was reached in 1928, America's Peace dollar series was suddenly halted. But in 1934, at President Roosevelt's request in a time of economic emergency, the series was revived with limited mintages — less than a million were...

1935 $1 Silver Certificate Circulated

1935 $1 Silver Certificate. These 1935 $1 silver certificates circulated while America was still in the depths of the Great Depression. That same year, Amelia Earhart made the first solo flight across the Pacific Ocean from Hawaii to California and...

1935A $1 Hawaii Overprint Silver Certificate Circulated

Fearing invasion after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the Treasury issued emergency currency for the islands. Overprinted with brown Treasury seals, serial numbers and the word HAWAII, the easily identifiable $1 silver certificates could be demonetized if...

1938 Presidential Portraits 29-Stamp Set

A great complement to the U.S. Mint's Presidential dollar series, this half cent to 50 cent set included tributes to all U.S. presidents from Washington to Taft, plus Ben Franklin and Martha Washington too. Our set does not include the three costly $1 to...

1941-1945 World War II Era Five Coin Type Set with Case

Here's a great way to start a collection or give a gift to a budding collector! This type set features five coins that hailed from America's greatest generation, circulating in the economy during World War II from 1941 to 1945. We'll include a Wheat...

1942-S Washington Silver Quarter Certified MS-63

These octogenarian World War II era silver Washington quarters feature exceptional luster and no wear — and as a testament to their first-rate quality are certified MS-63. These 1942 San Francisco specimens were struck at a time when America was...