U.S. Coins

1829-1837 Capped Bust 1/2 Dime Good

Date of our choice.

1836-1839 Capped Bust Reeded Edge Silver Half Dollar Fine

1836-1839 Capped Bust Reeded Edge Silver Half Dollar Good

1838-1865 Seated Liberty Silver Quarter No Motto Good

DATES OF OUR CHOICE MM reverse below Eagle "MOTTO" refers to In God We Trust on reverse above Eagle May include dates w/ Arrows at date 24.3mm 6.68g (1838-1853) 6.22g (1853-1865) 90% Silver/10% Copper

1839-1947 Silver Half Dollar Type Set Trio Good

This historic type set features three silver half dollar specimens from three consecutive American series, spanning a period of more than 100 years. The Seated Liberty half was first output in 1839 and was issued until 1891; it was replaced the following...

1851-1860 Seated Liberty Silver Dime Good to Very Good

The U.S. Mint's silver Seated Liberty dime was output for over half a century from 1837 to 1891. In its day this 10¢ coin was very useful and held favorable buying power. Minor alterations to the dime's engravings occurred throughout the series,...

1853-1855 Arrows at Date Seated Liberty 4-Coin Type Set Good

Peer into the past with this coveted "arrows at date" four-coin Seated Liberty denomination type set.The California Gold Rush flooded the U.S. economy with gold, raising silver's relative value and causing existing silver coins to be hoarded or melted,...

1853-1855 Seated Liberty Silver Quarter with Arrows Good

1855 Knob on Ear Braided Hair Large Cent PCGS AU-50 to AU-53

A die chip created one of the most visually-striking large cent varieties – and our supply is vanishing fast. Only a fraction of the 1.57 million 1855 Braided Hair cents show the distinctive "Knob on Ear" blob caused by a damaged working die, making this...

1857-1858 Flying Eagle Cent Trio & FREE 1 Oz. Copper Round

FREE 1 OZ. COPPER ROUND – Save on this trio of America's first small cents, plus get a FREE one ounce .999 fine copper round! The United States' first pennies were once big copper pieces – nearly four times the weight of subsequent small cents! Those...

1859 Indian Cent Good & 1909 Lincoln Cent Fine

1864 & 1865 Two Cent Piece Good Pair

Civil War 2¢ Duo – The years-long conflict of the American Civil War caused silver, gold and copper coins to all but disappear from circulation. Introduced in 1864, the peculiar bronze two-cent piece is noteworthy for the first appearance of the motto,...

1864 Two Cent Piece & 1865 Three Cent Nickel Pair Good

This peculiar pair of coins was struck during the American Civil War. The years-long conflict caused silver, gold and copper coins to all but disappear from circulation. The bronze two-cent coin is noteworthy for the first appearance of the motto, IN GOD...

1866-1867 Shield Nickel with Rays Good

Date of our choice.

1866-1873 Seated Liberty Silver Dollar with Motto Very Good

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 90% silver dollars were minted in...

1866-1891 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dollar with Motto Fine

The big 90% silver 1866-1891 Seated Liberty half dollar of Christian Gobrecht displays the U.S. shield and liberty cap; the eagle holds a peace branch and the arrows of preparedness. Fine quality. Our choice of date. 30.6mm

1873-1878 Trade Silver Dollar Fine

1873-1878 Trade Silver Dollar Good

1876-1878-CC Seated Liberty Silver Quarter Fine

While Carson City may be synonymous with Morgans, it did however produce other silver denominations during its brief service life as America's smallest branch mint. The Seated Liberty quarter series was output for more than 50 years, but just eight dates...

1878 7-TF & 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar BU Pair

1878 7-TF Morgan Silver Dollar BU: When the Morgan dollar debuted in 1878, a kerfuffle ensued regarding the number of tail feathers an eagle possessed. This desirable seven-tail feather, flat-breast variety was struck to replace the original eight-tail...

1878 7/8-TF Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63

Considered an essential specimen for a comprehensive collection, the doubled tail feather (or seven over eight) 1878 Philadelphia variety can be a tough Morgan to track down in mint-state grades. However, we've recently acquired enough of these sought...

1878-1904 Morgan Silver Dollar & 1923 Peace Silver Dollar Certified MS-64

1878-1904 Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-64  – You can't go wrong with this offer – you'll save cash and acquire a superior MS-64 quality slabbed Morgan! Only a fraction of premium specimens exist in relation to average mint-state silver dollars...

1878-1904 Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-64

Only a fraction of premium specimens exist in relation to average mint-state silver dollars. These near gem quality MS-64 issues exhibit eye catching luster and nearly unblemished obverse and reverse surfaces – and as an assurance of quality, each has...

1878-CC, 1879-CC, 1892-CC & 1893-CC Morgan Silver Dollars Extra Fine

For more than a century, Morgan collectors have been bewitched by the CC mintmark. There is arguably no other coin produced by the U.S. Mint that can transport a person through time quite like the CC Morgan. As if by magic, holding that big silver dollar...

1878-S, 1883-CC, 1896 & 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-63 Collection

1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 – When the first year 1878-S Morgan was struck, the San Francisco Mint had only recently opened its newest facility which was equipped with the latest and greatest technology. The first five years of Morgans output by...

1878-S-1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar 5 Coin Set Brilliant Uncirculated

Ask any seasoned numismatist, and they’ll tell you: the crown jewels of the Morgan dollar series are the first five issues struck at San Francisco between 1878 and 1882. Among the 95 different Morgans, these legendary coins stand out as the finest,...

1879-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

In only the second year of the series, just 756,000 Morgans were output for commerce by Carson City in 1879. In today's world, that translates to a very small number of specimens that survive in mint-state quality – their scarcity commands a premium: in...

1879-S, 1880-S & 1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-63 Trio

Having outgrown its original facility, in 1874 the San Francisco Mint opened its new digs, complete with the most advanced minting contraptions, gadgets and gizmos of the day. Its minting prowess was still apparent years later when it produced the...

1879-S, 1890-S & 1921-S Morgan and 1923-S, 1925-S & 1926-S Peace Silver Dollars Extra Fine

1890-S Morgan Silver Dollar XF – Morgan mintages in the 1880s had been substantial, so few 1890 issues were needed. Of those saved, vast numbers were lost in government melts. It's estimated that less than 5% survives today in this Extra Fine condition...

1880-CC 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).

1881 & 1891 Morgan Silver Dollar Pair About Uncirculated

1881 Morgan Silver Dollar AU: Morgan silver dollars boast the double dynamic of silver and numismatic value. Although 9.2 million were struck by Philadelphia in 1881, vast numbers have since been lost to melts and attrition in the 14 decades since issue,...

1881, 1882 & 1883 Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated Trio

This trifecta of hand-selected Brilliant Uncirculated 1881, 1882 and 1883 Philadelphia Morgans is a bona fide bargain! Equivalent date and condition Carson City and San Francisco trios would set you back well over $3,300 – each. By comparison, these...

1881-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Merely 296,000 1881-CC Morgans were struck by the isolated Carson City Nevada branch mint. Up to 30 times that number were produced at the principal Philadelphia Mint that years. And significant numbers were output in San Francisco and New Orleans. That...

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-63

Weight: 26.73 grams Composition: .900 fine silver Diameter: 38.1 mm Edge: reeded

1881-O, 1882-O & 1888-O Morgan Silver Dollar BU Trio

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar BU – New Orleans output 5.7 million silver dollars in 1881, but today that mintage is deceiving as many of these historic issues would later fall into the government's melting pot during the world wars. As such, less than 3%...

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar AU & 1916-1947 Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar AU

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar AU — Morgan dollar was the only coin struck by the San Francisco Mint. Consequently, special care was lavished on the production of these silver treasures. The 1881-S is often singled out by numismatists as the most...

1883 & 1884 Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Extra Fine

1883 Morgan Silver Dollar XF: Morgan mintages steadily rose in the 1880s due to the plethora of silver found in Western mines. Instead of being released into circulation after striking, a large portion of these 1883 Philadelphia issues were held in...

1883 Type I & 1883-1912 Type II Liberty Head Nickel Pair Fine

With only a large V to indicate its face value, crafty grifters quickly took advantage of the newly issued 1883 Liberty Head nickel, gold plating a number of these coins to pass off as $5 gold pieces. A second type was reissued with the word CENTS added...

1883 Type I & 1883-1912 Type II Liberty Head Nickels Fine & 1909 VDB Lincoln Cent Fine with 2025 P and D Cents BU

1883 Type I & 1883-1912 Type II Liberty Head Nickel Pair Fine – With only a large V to indicate its face value, crafty grifters quickly took advantage of the newly issued 1883 Liberty Head nickel, gold plating a number of these coins to pass off as...

1883-CC or 1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar GSA Brilliant Uncirculated

The CC mintmark, which carries the irresistible aura of the Old West is featured on only about 2% of all Morgans. After production, many CC Morgans were held in storage and never entered commerce, but then large numbers of these beauties were released by...

1883-O & 1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Brilliant Uncirculated

1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar BU – Struck by the historic Old South facility in the heyday of the series, this vintage silver dollar still looks as if it just left the New Orleans Mint, even though that was more than 14 decades ago! Although the 1883-O's...

1883-P & 1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Very Fine

1883 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR VF: This 1883 Philadelphia Morgan had an original mintage of 12,291,039, but today fewer than 10% are estimated to survive in collectible condition.1883-CC MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR VF: Nevada's small Carson City Mint struck just 1.2...

1884-S Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

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

1885-CC Morgan Silver Dollar in GSA Case Brilliant Uncirculated

Only about 2% of the entire Morgan mintage was struck at the isolated Carson City, Nevada mint, which was located near the fabled Comstock Lode. Upon output, many of these elusive treasures were held in storage and never entered commerce. During the...

1885-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

The Carson City branch of the U.S.Mint was the smallest minting facility of the time. In 1885 during the heyday of Morgan production, its output of just 228,000 was the lowest CC mintage of the entire series. These coveted CC Morgan silver...

1885-O & 1886 Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Certified MS-64

You really can't go wrong with this offer – you'll save some cash and acquire superior MS-64 quality slabbed Morgans! For many issues of the Morgan series, only a small fraction of premium specimens exist in relation to average mint-state silver dollars...

1886-O Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

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

1886-O, 1889-O & 1894-O Morgan Silver Dollar Trio Very Fine

1886-O Morgan Silver Dollar VF: In many instances, choosing a circulated Morgan for your collection can save you thousands of dollars over mint-state, as is the case of the 1886-O. Average BUs regularly sell for $2,749, owing to an estimated survival...

1887-S & 1890-S Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated Pair

1887-S Morgan Silver Dollar AU – Struck by the esteemed San Francisco Mint with a production of just 1.8 million, the S mintmark appears below the eagle and wreath. You pay only a fraction of what Brilliant Uncirculated examples sell for and get...

1888 & 1890 Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Brilliant Uncirculated

In both 1888 and 1890, the Philadelphia Mint struck the lion's share of that year's Morgan dollars – an impressive 19.2 million and 16.8 million coins respectively. But with more than enough silver dollars already in circulation, huge quantities were...