U.S. Coins

1890-O Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

Typically, O-mintmark Morgans of the Old South offer special value, weighing scarcity versus price. This 1890-O Morgan is no exception as it is estimated to be twice as scarce as that year's Philadelphia issue but sells for a similar price. Extra Fine...

1891-P Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

The no-mintmark 1891 Morgan of the Philadelphia Mint had an output of only about half of the year prior. It's estimated that just 3% of its modest production survives in mint-state quality. The low survival rate makes these just shy of mint-state About...

1891-P Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

This no-mintmark 1891 Morgan silver dollar of the principal Philadelphia Mint had an output only about half that of the 1890 Philadelphia issue. Today as few as 230,000 just 3% of its modest production may survive in mint-state quality, which makes...

1897-S Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

In our Brilliant Uncirculated quality, it's the lowest-priced S-mintmark Morgan issue from 1892 to 1904. A silver dollar encyclopedia estimates that as few as 75,000 mint-state 1897-S Morgan dollars may survive today. This issue is also highly regarded...

1903-S Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

The 1903-S Morgan dollar had by far the lowest mintage for the date: only 1.2 million were struck for circulation. And just a tiny proportion of that limited number has survived to our day. Authoritative opinion estimates that as few as 20,000 may exist...

1913-P Buffalo Nickel Type II Very Fine

Everyone loves the Buffalo nickel, but few collectors are aware of the fact that the U.S. Mint had a major problem with the original engraving. The first 1913 issue was quickly recalled because the raised mound below the buffalo created stacking problems...

1913-S Buffalo Nickel Type I Fine

The 1913-S is the lowest mintage of the three Type I Buffalo nickels. This great classic coin design was an immediate hit with the American public, but banks soon complained that the relief of the mound below the buffalo created stacking problems. The...

1914-S Buffalo Nickel Fine

1916 P or D Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar Good

Struck in the year before America entered WWI, this inaugural issue's combined Philadelphia and Denver mintage was 1,622,400 — a figure that would pale in comparison to the principal mint's peak output of more than 53 million in 1943. Vast numbers of...

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...

1923-D Peace Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Struck early in the series, the 1923-D Peace silver dollar of the Denver Mint is surprisingly elusive in mint-state quality. A silver dollar encyclopedia estimates that as few as 34,000 may survive today in Brilliant Uncirculated grades. It would mean...

1925-P Peace Silver Dollar Very Fine

  The Peace silver dollar was the last struck to circulate in American commerce, in the age of "a hard-earned dollar." Struck after World War I, it was dedicated to world peace – "PEACE" is inscribed below the vigilant American Eagle. U.S...

1931-S Lincoln Cent Fine-Very Fine

Semi-Key Date – We've made a special acquisition of hard to find 1931-S Lincoln cents in F/VF quality and are pleased as punch to be able to offer them to our customers! Struck during the Great Depression, the 1931 San Fran cent had an unusually low...

1934-P Washington Silver Quarter Good

1935-P Mercury Silver Dime Fine

90% Silver/10% Copper2.5g17.9mm No MM

1937-D Washington Silver Quarter Good

1939-S Mercury Silver Dime Fine

90% Silver/10% Copper2.5g17.9mm MM - Reverse bottom left, right of E in ONE near rim

1940-D Jefferson Nickel Good

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

1940-D Washington Silver Quarter Good

1940-S Jefferson Nickel Good

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

1941-1947 Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar 20 Coin Short Set Very Fine

Introduced in 1916, the Walking Liberty silver half dollar is considered the most beautiful U.S. Mint silver coin ever struck for commerce. This superlative half dollar portrays a supremely confident Liberty clad in the American flag and a magnificent...

1941-S Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar Very Fine

90% Silver/10% Copper 12.5g 30.6mm MM - Reverse left of perch near rim above HALF

1942-S Jefferson Nickel Good

56% Copper/35% Silver/9% Manganese5g21.2mmMM - Reverse above Monticello

1943-S Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar Very Fine

90% Silver/10% Copper 12.5g 30.6mm MM - Reverse left of perch near rim above HALF

1944-S Washington Silver Quarter Good

1946-P Jefferson Nickel Brilliant Uncirculated

75% Copper/25% Nickel5g21.2mmNo MM

1946-S Washington Silver Quarter Good

1949-D Jefferson Nickel Brilliant Uncirculated

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

1949-D Washington Silver Quarter Good

1949-P Roosevelt Silver Dime Brilliant Uncirculated

1952-P Franklin Silver Half Dollar Very Fine

1952 Philadelphia Franklin Half Dollar. The Franklin proved to be America's last half dollar to be completely struck in traditional 90% silver. When Congress authorized the Franklin half dollar in 1948, it was expected to be issued for 25 consecutive...

1978-S Roosevelt Dime Proof

1979-S Washington Quarter Type II Proof

1980-S Susan B. Anthony Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

1984-S Jefferson Nickel Proof

1986, 2021 Type I & II Silver Eagle Trio Brilliant Uncirculated

Save on the world's best-selling silver coin. Three landmark issues every collector needs now on sale.1986 Silver Eagle BU: This big, one ounce silver bullion coin is the one that started it all – the original 1986 Silver Eagle. With under 5.4 million...

1986-S Jefferson Nickel Proof

1986-S Roosevelt Dime Proof

1987-S Kennedy Half Dollar Proof

1989-S Jefferson Nickel Proof

1990-S Roosevelt Dime Proof

1991 Korean War Silver Dollar Proof

Shown is an American infantryman advancing up a hill, as sabre jets provide support overhead. Below is an armada of U.S. ships, recalling General MacArthur's successful Inchon landing, which led to the defeat of many North Korean invaders. The reverse...

1992-S Jefferson Nickel Proof

1992-W White House Silver Dollar Proof

Struck for the 200th anniversary of the White House, the obverse engraving renders the north portico of the residence of American presidents since the infancy of the nation. The reverse design portrays the White House architect, James Hoban with the...

1996-S Jefferson Nickel Proof

1998-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1998-S Roosevelt Dime Proof

2001 Statehood Quarter Proof Set 5 Coins

New York, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Vermont and Kentucky

2001-D New York Quarter Brilliant Uncirculated

2002-S Jefferson Nickel Proof