U.S. Coins

Five Different Mint Sets from Three Different Decades

If you like surprises, this affordable vintage mint set bundle will be right up your alley! The mystery bundle will contain five different dates from three different decades, and each set retains its original U.S. Mint packaging. Dates will range...

Legacy Collector's Set 5 Coin

This vintage set includes the 1857-1858 Flying Eagle cent, 1866-1883 Shield nickel, 1837-1891 Seated Liberty silver dime, 1838-1891 Seated Liberty silver quarter and 1839-1891 Seated Liberty silver half dollar in average circulated condition.

Supersafe 2.5 x 2.5 Silver Eagle Holder Set of 25

Easy to insert and remove coins, these economical cardboard holders feature round transparent Mylar windows to display and protect both sides of coins. Fits U.S. Silver Eagles.

1800-1808 Draped Bust Half Cent Good

The all-copper U.S. half cent could purchase a number of items in its day. And it was convenient in making change for the Spanish-American silver real (royal), which retained legal-tender status in the U.S.A. as a 12_ cent coin until 1857. Much bigger...

1809-1835 Classic Head Half Cent Good

Substantially larger than modern U.S. cents, 100% copper half cents could buy any number of items in early 19th century America. And they made change for the Spanish-American silver real, which had legal tender status in the U.S.A. as a 12 1/2 cent piece...

1809-1837 Capped Bust Silver Dime Good

DATES OF OUR CHOICE/VARIETIES18.55mm2.7g90% Silver/10% Copper

1838-1865 Seated Liberty Silver Quarter No Motto Fine

1839-1866 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dollar No Motto Fine

Christian Gobrecht's elegant Seated Liberty engraving was used on six different U.S. coin denominations in the 19th century - that's a record. The Liberty personification holds the U.S. shield in one hand and raises the liberty cap aloft with the other,...

1839-1866 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dollar with Motto Good

1853-1855 Seated Liberty 1/2 Dime with Arrows Good

U.S. 1853-1855 Seated Liberty Half Dime. The long-obsolete silver half dime was the first U.S. Mint coin struck in 1792 and shared the Seated Liberty design with the U.S. dime, quarter, half dollar, and silver dollar. We are offering the Arrow at Date...

1853-1855 Seated Liberty Silver Dime with Arrows Good

1860-1873 Seated Liberty 1/2 Dime with Legend Good

Date of our choice.

1866-1873 Seated Liberty Silver Dollar with Motto Fine

First struck in 1840, the Seated Liberty silver dollar later underwent a design modification in 1866 to include a scroll with "IN GOD WE TRUST" on its reverse, thereby creating this second "with motto" subtype. These "with motto" 90% silver dollars were...

1877 Indian Head Cent Good

In 1877, merely 852,500 Indian Head pennies were issued by the Philadelphia Mint - one for every 50 Americans then living. Comparatively few Americans collected pennies by date at the time, and there was a penny shortage in commerce, so the vast majority...

1878 7-Tail Feather Morgan Silver Dollar 2nd & 3rd Reverse Pair About Uncirculated

Because we know how much our customers love to collect subtypes, we're pleased to be able to offer the famous first year 1878 Philadelphia Morgan's second and third reverse varieties in nearly mint-state About Uncirculated condition. Save the most when...

1878 7/8-Tail Feather Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

In the Morgan dollar's 1878 first year of issue, the eagle's original eight tail feathers were disputed. George T. Morgan then prepared master dies with seven tail feathers, corresponding to his original conception. But some remaining 8-tail feather dies...

1881-P Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

Morgan silver dollars carry the double dynamic of silver value and numismatic value. These big, precious beauties are one of the most popular coins to collect and this issue is a great place to start. This coin circulated well over a century ago, when a...

1882-O Over S Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

This over-mintmarked treasure is super hard to find in mint-state condition — and even in circulated grades, a silver dollar expert estimates that less than 20,000 may exist today. These particular 1882 New Orleans silver dollars were struck using dies...

1886-S Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

1886-S San Francisco Morgan Silver Dollar, Brilliant Uncirculated. Its 750,000 mintage was far and away the lowest for the date. That year, 11 million Morgans were struck at New Orleans and 20 million at Philadelphia. Today, comparatively few 1886-S...

1891-O Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

The 1891-O New Orleans Morgan is a tough find in Uncirculated quality. Just 7.9 million were minted and it's estimated that less than 50,000 may survive today in mint-state quality. By contrast, up to four million of some earlier San Francisco Mint...

1893-P Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

We were thrilled to acquire a few of these rare Morgans, but we're over the moon to share that these specimens are in Brilliant Uncirculated condition! The repeal of the Sherman Silver Purchase Act in 1893 led to a drastic plunge in silver dollar...

1894-O Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

Millions of Morgan dollars were churned out in the 1880s, but by the next decade their output had begun to decline drastically. In 1894, the New Orleans Mint struck 1.7 million silver dollars which proved to be the facility's third lowest output in the...

1895-O Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

The repeal of the Sherman Silver Purchase Act in 1893 led to a drastic, temporary plunge in silver dollar production. Overall, fewer Morgans were issued in 1895 than any other date in the series. Much of the 450,000 output by New Orleans was released...

1898 P & S Morgan Silver Dollar Pair About Uncirculated

1898 Philadelphia Morgan Silver Dollar. Mintages plummeted after the repeal of the Sherman Silver Purchase Act in 1893, but even when production began to rise again numbers remained relatively low in comparison to earlier outputs. Many Morgans from the...

1898-S Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

Is that BU Morgan you've been eyeballing forever still out of your price range? Here's something that sagacious collectors have known for years: in many cases, the oft-overlooked About Uncirculated Morgans can save you a bundle of money! This 1898-S...

1898-S Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

In 1898 the San Francisco Mint issued the fewest silver dollars of any facility. It's estimated that as few as 32,000 of the 1898-S dollars survive in BU quality. Over 10 times as many 1898 Philadelphia dollars and over 20 times as many of the New...

1899-P Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Among 90-some different circulation issues in the lengthy Morgan series, only five had mintages lower than 350,000. With a total circulation mintage of just 330,846, this 1899 Philadelphia (no mintmark) issue had the second lowest production by the...

1899-P Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

Of the 95 different circulation issues in the lengthy Morgan series, only five had mintages lower than 350,000. With a total output of 330,846, the 1899 Philadelphia (no mintmark) issue had the second lowest production by the principal mint, which turned...

1900-S Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

As hard-asset Morgan silver dollars continued to be struck for commerce at the turn of the century in 1900, their purchasing power was close to that of their debut year of 1878. Many Americans still earned just one dollar for a day's work. It was enough...

1901-O Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-64

Weighing scarcity against price, New Orleans Mint issues are relative bargains in the Morgan silver dollar series. Among 20th century Morgans, 1901 is by far the toughest date to find in mint-state quality. The total number of 1901 BUs surviving is less...

1901-P Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

Weight: 26.73 gramsComposition: .900 fine silverDiameter: 38.1 mmEdge: reeded

1901-S Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

We rarely feature this early 20th century S-mintmark issue because so few are ever available in the marketplace. Perhaps 1% of the original mintage, less than 25,000, are estimated to survive in mint-state quality. That's an extremely low figure for the...

1902-S Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Our Brilliant Uncirculated quality has nice original luster and no sign of wear (some bags marks are present, as is normal).

1916-D Mercury Silver Dime Good

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

1921-P Peace Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

The first Peace dollars were struck in the final week of 1921 exclusively by the principal mint. The beautiful high-relief engraving caused issues with production, slowing the minting process. Just over one million were output, which was a fraction of...

1924-S Peace Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

The San Francisco Mint's Peace dollar production drastically fell in 1924. Merely 1.7 million were struck for commerce — just 9% of the 1923-S mintage. The only other 1924 Peace dollars were issued by the Philadelphia Mint and seven times as many...

1925-S Peace Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Congress imposed a quota on the minting of Peace dollars: not to exceed the number of Morgan dollars melted during World War I. By 1925, the San Francisco Mint output had dwindled to 1.6 million, vastly reduced from 19 million in 1923. Today as few as...

1928-P Peace Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Congress imposed a quota on the number of U.S. Peace dollars to be minted, beginning in 1921. The total series mintages would be confined just to the Morgan silver dollars melted in 1918. By 1928, the limit was reached and the Philadelphia Mints output...

1928-S Peace Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

In 1928, the quota Congress had set for Peace dollars was reached and minting abruptly stopped. Just 1.6 million issues emerged from the San Francisco Mint that year. Together with the Philadelphia mintage, it was the smallest production for any year in...

1931 P, D & S Lincoln Cent Trio Fine

While the vast majority of Lincoln cents are readily available and affordable, some are indeed scarce. In 1931 the demand for coins was rapidly declining due to the Great Depression which impacted mintages significantly. The 1931-S cent had an unusually...

1936 Cleveland Centennial Silver Half Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

This 90% silver half dollar was struck for the centennial anniversary of the city of Cleveland, Ohio's founding. Fortuitously, the souvenir coin's release would also coincide with the 1936 Great Lakes Exposition. A portrait of Moses Cleaveland, founder...

1936-P Washington Silver Quarter Good

1938-2003 Jefferson Nickel Collection Fine to Proof

It's a complete design type series - a different Jefferson nickel reverse emerged in 2004 and new engravings were introduced in 2005 and 2006. Thus current demand for the original type series is strong. Included is every circulation issue (Philadelphia,...

1941-P Washington Silver Quarter Good

1942-D Washington Silver Quarter Good

1942-P Washington Silver Quarter Good

1942-S Washington Silver Quarter Good

1943 Lincoln Steel Cent Certified MS-66

As supplies of copper were diverted to the war effort a new, ghostlygray Lincoln cent emerged in 1943. These zinc-plated coins were doomed from the start; they wreaked havoc in vending machines and were also prone to corrosion and rust. Huge numbers of...

1946-P Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

1948-S Washington Silver Quarter Good