U.S. Coins

Denver Mint 5-Coin Nickel Set Circ-BU

Each of the nickels in this five coin set were struck by the Denver Mint which opened in the Mile High City in 1906. The oldest, produced in 1912 was the Liberty Head "V" nickel – it the only one of its type struck by Denver, and the first 5¢...

Treasury Collector's Set 5 Coin

Long out of circulation, most Americans have never seen these classic U.S. coins. Minted from 1859-1916, each features a beautiful Liberty engraving. Included in this collector's set is a specimen from each of the following series: 1859-1909 Indian Head...

1867-1883 Shield Nickel No Rays Fine

Minted after the Civil War to replace fractional currency, this was America's first nickel five-cent piece. Chief Engraver James B. Longacre created the obverse design based on his previous two-cent piece which featured the familiar U.S. shield and...

1882-O Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

It's authoritatively estimated that as few as 162,000 of this issue may survive today in mint-state quality. Some S-mintmark San Francisco Mint Morgan issues of the time are up to 20 times more plentiful. And expert opinion holds that the 1882-O may be...

1883-P Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

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 Morgans were held in reserve at banks and issuing mints and vast quantities of these silver...

1884-S Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

It seems that of the 3.2 million San Francisco Morgans minted in 1884, most were released into circulation. Today, less than 2% of the original output remains in Extra Fine quality or higher grades. When a mint-state issue can be found, it sells for four...

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

Generally speaking, a lot more circulated Morgan dollars survive today than mint-state grades. One exception to the rule is the 1885-O, which can be even harder to find in nice circulated condition than in mint-state quality. A silver dollar encyclopedia...

1896-S Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

The San Francisco Mint issue is far and away the scarcest Morgan dollar for the 1896 date. In mint-state quality, this S-mintmark issue is genuinely rare, selling for four figures when one turns up. Most of the mintage was kept in Treasury bags and the...

1899-O Micro Mintmark Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine to Extra Fine

This 1899-O Micro variety has a tiny mintmark on the reverse that is noticeably smaller than the standard used on other New Orleans Morgan dollars. It has been speculated that the mintmark punch was from a Liberty Head quarter or half dollar of the time...

1902-P Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

When the Morgan series was suspended after 1904, a large proportion of recent mintages were placed in storage and huge numbers were later lost in government melts. Today it's estimated that less than 2% of this 1902 Philadelphia specimen's eight million...

1905 Indian Head Cent Fine

95% Copper/%5 Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmNo MM

1907 Indian Head Cent Fine

95% Copper/%5 Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmNo MM

1917-1930 Standing Liberty Type II 3 Different Good

According to numismatic folklore, the obverse engraving of the Standing Liberty quarter caused an uproar when first unveiled. Long before it was acceptable for American women to let down their proverbial hair, sentinels of public modesty expressed...

1917-S Buffalo Nickel Good

75% Copper/25% Nickel21.2mm5gMM - Reverse below FIVE CENTS above rim

1921-P Buffalo Nickel Fine

75% Copper/25% Nickel21.2mm5g

1921-P Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar Good

A mere 246,000 of these beautiful silver half dollars were struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 1921 — the second lowest output for the year. Over 50 million "Walkers" were produced there later in the series, which demonstrates the value of...

1927-D Peace Silver Dollar Very Fine

Congress limited total mintages of Peace silver dollars to the number of Morgans melted in 1918. By 1927, that quota was getting near and mintages had dwindled greatly from the peak 1922-1923 period. The 1927-D mintage of just 1.3 million proved to be...

1928-P Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmNo MM

1929-P Buffalo Nickel Fine

75% Copper/25% Nickel21.2mm5g

1930-P Buffalo Nickel Fine

1937-P Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmNo MM

1940-S Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar Very Fine

1941-D Jefferson Nickel Good

75% Copper/25% Nickel5g21.2mmMM - Reverse right of Monticello

1942-P Jefferson Nickel Good

75% Copper/25% Nickel5g21.2mmNo MM

1947-P Jefferson Nickel Brilliant Uncirculated

75% Copper/25% Nickel5g21.2mmNo MM

1952-P Jefferson Nickel Brilliant Uncirculated

1953-S Washington Silver Quarter Brilliant Uncirculated

1955 Proof Set 5 Coins

Just 378,200 were issued well over 50 years ago. There hasn't been a regular U.S. proof set mintage anywhere near as low since. Some sets were broken up for coveted Franklin silver half dollar proofs, which were issued only as part of complete sets. Not...

1957-D Lincoln Cent Brilliant Uncirculated

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc 3.11g19mm MM - Obverse below date

1960-P Franklin Silver Half Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

The Philadelphia Mint struck just over six million Franklin half dollars for circulation in 1960. By comparison, the Denver Mint output three times as many that same year. Our no-mintmark Philadelphia specimens never entered commerce and remain in...

1960-P Roosevelt Silver Dime Brilliant Uncirculated

90% Silver/10% Copper 2.5g 17.9mm No MM

1963-D Washington Silver Quarter Brilliant Uncirculated

1977-S Kennedy Half Dollar Proof

1978-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1980-D Susan B. Anthony Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

1981-S Lincoln Cent Type I Proof

1982-S Jefferson Nickel Proof

1983-P Kennedy Half Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

1984 Olympic Coliseum Silver Dollar Proof

This superb 90% silver proof commemorates the 1984 Summer Olympic Games held at the specially-constructed Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The proof's obverse depicts the Olympic Gateway, the entrance to the L.A. Coliseum which was created by sculptor...

1987-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1990-S Kennedy Half Dollar Proof

1991-S Jefferson Nickel Proof

1991-S Lincoln Cent Proof

The first Lincoln cent was issued in 1909 for the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth. The Lincoln penny is still in production, making it the longest running coin series in U.S. history. This popular coin, featuring a most favored president, is...

1992-S Kennedy Half Dollar Proof

1995-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1995-S Roosevelt Dime Proof

1995-S Washington Quarter Proof

1997-S Kennedy Half Dollar Proof

Only issued as part of complete proof sets, these exquisitely beautiful Kennedy half dollars can be tough to find individually. Only 1.9 million proof sets were output in 1997 and most are still intact. Each San Francisco issue is double-struck for crisp...

1999-S Roosevelt Dime Proof

2003-S Jefferson Nickel Proof