U.S. Coins

2023 American Silver Eagle Proof

May we suggest a little eye-candy for your collection? How about an American silver eagle in its most beautiful form? The 2023 proof issue will certainly add some oomph and more than a little razzle-dazzle to your assemblage of numismatic treasures. The...

2024-P Kennedy Half Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

The U.S. Mint has not produced the Kennedy half dollar for circulation since 2002. Since then, the popular coin has only been minted in limited numbers for sale directly to collectors. Recent Brilliant Uncirculated Kennedy half dollar mintages have...

Complete Mercury Dime 77 Coin Set with Album

Complete P,D and S 1916 to 1945 Mercury dime set. Grades range from Good to Fine quality.

First Year Nickel Type Set 4 Coins Fine

Peer into America's past with this great introductory coin set. Spanning more than 70 years, this type set features the first issue of four different nickel series. Three of these designs underwent modifications shortly after release. We've included an...

1849-1857 Braided Hair Half Cent Fine

23mm

1851-1873 Three Cent Silver Very Good

As a result of penny shortages, in 1851 Congress authorized the issuance of silver three-cent pieces, or trimes. This new denomination was convenient for purchasing newly-issued three-cent stamps sold by the government. The obverse design featured a...

1860-1891 Seated Liberty Silver Dime with Legend Fine

The 1860-1891 Seated Liberty/Legend dime features an agricultural wreath displaying the North's corn and wheat and South's cotton and tobacco. Our choice of date. 17.9mm

1878-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

Every collector should have at least one Morgan silver dollar struck by the legendary Carson City Mint in their collection, so here's your opportunity to lasso yourself a first year, sharply detailed Extra Fine 1878-CC specimen for the same price as...

1879-P Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

The 1879 Philadelphia Mint Morgan BU is comparatively scarce among early dates. As few as 177,000 may currently survive in mint-state quality or better. That's less than 1.5% of the original 14.8 million mintage. Today it's the second scarcest...

1879-S 2nd Reverse Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

The Morgan dollar's reverse underwent several design changes in its first year of issue, resulting in a number of collectible varieties. San Francisco received a number of the leftover 1878 reverse dies which were used the following year in 1879. An...

1881-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

Until 1885, the 1881-CC's puny mintage of 296,000 silver dollars was the lowest of the Morgan series. That same year, the San Francisco Mint produced 40 times as many Morgan dollars! Most of the newly struck coins were stored by the Treasury and released...

1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

Weighing scarcity against price, O-Mint Morgans are typically good comparative buys. This vintage 1883 silver dollar, issued well over a century and quarter ago, was struck by the historic New Orleans Mint in the heyday of the series. The branch mint had...

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar AU. Just one-third of this issue may survive today in mintstate quality putting pressure on circulated specimens. These About Uncirculated coins feature original luster and minor wear.

1885-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

The Carson City branch mint was the smallest U.S. minting facility of the time and its total Morgan dollar mintages were by far the lowest of any facility. In 1885 during the heyday of Morgan production, its output of just 228,000 was the smallest CC...

1885-S Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

The 1885-S San Francisco Mint issue is a tough find in Uncirculated quality, with just 3% of the original 1.5 million mintage is estimated to remain today. A vast number were held in storage and later melted during the two world wars. By contrast, up to...

1886-S Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

Its very limited 750,000 circulation mintage was by far the lowest for San Francisco Mint Morgans in the first ten years of the series. Other S-mintmark Morgan issues of the time were up to 17 times as plentiful. And vastly more 1886 Philadelphia and New...

1887-O Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

As few as 73,000 (just 0.6%) of the 1887-O issue are estimated to exist in BU quality today. That's one of the very lowest survival rates in the Morgan series. An unusually large proportion were held in reserve and lost in government melts during the...

1888-S Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

Just 657,000 were struck for commerce, the second lowest San Francisco Morgan dollar production in the entire 1878-1921 series Ì´ÌÃ" just 3% of the 1888 Philadelphia and 5% of the New Orleans mintages, the only other Morgan issues for the date. Today...

1889-O Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

Much of New Orleans' original 1889 mintage of 11,875,000 Morgans has been decimated, ravaged by the passage of time and government melts. Today, a fraction of that output remains in any condition; the survival of mint-state specimens is conservatively...

1893-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

The legendary Carson City Mint struck its last coin in 1893. Before closing its doors on the production of coinage, just 677,000 silver dollars were output. Today it's the third rarest Carson City issue. Our clearly detailed Very Fine quality is elusive...

1897-P Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

Most of the key rarities in the Morgan silver dollar series are from the 1890s. And the 1897 Philadelphia (no mintmark) Morgan silver dollar had one of the lowest productions of the decade's latter half. A total of just 2,822,731 were struck. It was a...

1899-S & 1901-S Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Very Fine

1899-S Morgan Silver Dollar VF: About 1% of the 2.5 million Morgan silver dollars output by the San Francisco Mint in 1899 are estimated to exist in Uncirculated grades today. That low survival rate means that when even average mint-state specimens are...

1909-S Indian Head Cent Good

In 1909 the Lincoln cent replaced the Indian Head penny, but not before 309,000 of the popular wild west-themed cents were produced at the San Francisco Mint. This final issue had the lowest mintage in the series and is one of only two Indian Head cents...

1917 Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar Obverse/Reverse Pair Good

During the first two years of the Walking Liberty series, Denver and San Francisco's identifying mintmarks could be found on either the obverse or reverse of the 90% silver half dollar. After 1917, placement of the mintmark on the reverse became the...

1918-D Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar Fine

1923-S Peace Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

Don't Pay $50k! Of the 19 million Peace dollars struck by San Francisco in 1923, it's estimated that today as few as 0.2% (one in 500!) of the original output may exist in mint-state quality. To put that into perspective, a 1923-S MS-66 Peace dollar sold...

1923-S Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar Good

In the five year period spanning from 1922 to 1926, only one Walking Liberty date was struck. Just 2,178,000 silver Walkers were issued 100 years ago in 1923 — and solely by the San Francisco Mint. Its skimpy output paled in comparison to the peak...

1924-P Peace Silver Dollar Very Fine

This 1924 no mintmark issues from the principal Philadelphia Mint had an output that was just 20% of the peak mintage of 1922. Many were never released into circulation and instead stored in treasury bags for decades. Nicely detailed Very Fine quality.

1926-D Peace Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Its 2.3 million mintage was just 15% of the first 1922-D Denver Mint output (15.1 million). And perhaps only 1% have survived to our time in mint-state quality. A respected silver dollar encyclopedia estimates that as few as 20,000 may exist today in the...

1928-S Peace Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

In 1928 the San Francisco Mint produced just 1.6 million Peace dollars, one of the lowest mintages of the series. The entire output produced in 1928 by Philadelphia and San Francisco was under two million — vastly less than most earlier dates and fewer...

1932-D Washington Silver Quarter Fine

This first 1932 issue was specially struck to commemorate George Washington's 200th birthday. It proved so popular with the American public that it inspired the regular series that continues in a revised form today. This first 1932 200th anniversary date...

1936-P Buffalo Nickel Fine

75% Copper/25% Nickel21.2mm5g

1939-P Mercury Silver Dime Fine

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

1942-S Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar Very Fine

1943-P Mercury Silver Dime Fine

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

1947-S Washington Silver Quarter Good

90% Silver/10% Copper 6.25g 24.3mm MM - Reverse below/above second R in QUARTER

1948 to 1963 Franklin Silver Half Dollar Complete 35 Coin Set Very Fine to Brilliant Uncirculated with Album

This set includes every date and mint issue in the popular Franklin silver half dollar series. When Congress authorized the Franklin silver half dollar in 1948, it was expected to be issued for at least 25 consecutive years. But following the tragic loss...

1948-P Washington Silver Quarter Good

90% Silver/10% Copper 6.25g 24.3mm No MM

1951 & 1957 Proof Set Pair

1951 Proof Set: In 1951, a mere 57,500 five-coin proof sets were produced by the U.S. Mint. In the seven decades since, no other standard proof set's mintage has been anywhere near as low, but they've been as much as 70 times higher.  Some of these...

1951-P Washington Silver Quarter Fine

1964 & 1992 Kennedy Silver Half Dollar Proof Pair & 1964 Kennedy Memorial 5¢ Stamp Mint Sheet

1964 & 1992 Kennedy Silver Half Dollar Proof Pair: Celebrate the debut of the Kennedy half dollar – twice! 1964 & 1992 Kennedy Silver Half Dollar Proof Pair: We've paired the coveted 1964 and 1992 silver Kennedy proofs and put them on sale for...

1979-1999 Susan B. Anthony (without Type II Proofs) Set with FREE Album

The short-lived copper-nickel Susan B. Anthony dollar was perhaps one of the U.S. Mint's biggest flops. Issued from 1979-1981 and again in 1999, this first small dollar coin never gained a foothold in commerce and was eventually discontinued by the Mint...

1992-P Columbus Silver Dollar Proof

Issued in 1992 to commemorate the 500th Anniversary of Columbus' historic discovery, this striking proof had a limited mintage of just 385,241. A full-length Columbus is shown with a globe in the foreground and his ships in the background. The reverse...

1992-S Olympic Baseball Silver Dollar Proof

Baseball had become an official Olympic competition when the U.S. Mint issued its first tribute to the American-born sport, for the 1992 Summer Games. The obverse's pitcher in motion bore a strong resemblance to a baseball card's depiction of Nolan Ryan,...

1992-S Roosevelt Dime Proof

1994-S Capitol Silver Dollar Proof

The bicentennial of the U.S. Capitol was honored on the 1994 silver dollar. In this impressive depiction, 13 stars surround the Statue of Freedom atop the dome. The Congressional emblem appears on the opposite side. Finest-quality proof minting featuring...

1995 Silver Proof Set 5 Coins

Silver proof sets are much scarcer than regular clad proof sets. Since 1992, the U.S. Mint has issued special 90% silver dimes, quarters and half dollars. This early 1995 set had a mintage of 549,878, far below the regular proof set's 2 million. Struck...

1996-S Community Service Silver Dollar Proof

Issued in 1996 this National Community Service silver dollar honors America's spirit of volunteerism. Based on a medal previously designed by Augustus Saint Gaudens, the obverse features Lady Liberty holding the lamp of truth whose rays spread out behind...

1996-S Olympic Swimming Half Dollar Proof

Struck in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Modern Olympic Games, held in Atlanta, Georgia. Shown is a powerful male swimmer emerging mid-stroke from foaming water. The reverse design echoes the logo of the 1996 Games with a flame, torch,...

1997-P Law Enforcement Memorial Silver Dollar Proof

This impressive silver dollar was issued to commemorate the sacrifice of law enforcement officers and their families in preserving public safety. Shown are two officers making a rubbing at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington D.C...