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Two Cents, Three Cents & Half Dimes

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    1865-1889 Three Cent Nickel Fine Image 1

    1865-1889 Three Cent Nickel Fine

    U.S. 1865-1889 Liberty 3 Cent Nickel. Obsolete for well over a century, this historic coin was introduced after the Civil War, when super-hard nickel was no longer needed for armaments. Only 32 million ever existed. Even in their own day there weren't...

    Was: $55.00
    Now: $39.00
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    1838-1859 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dime Good

    1838-1859 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dime Good

    The Seated Liberty engraving was modeled off of Britannia, the figure shown on British coinage. The small 90% silver half dime was the five-cent denomination used from the 1790s until the 1860s when the first nickels were introduced into American...

    Was: $85.00
    Now: $65.00
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  • 1851-1873 Three Cent Silver Very Good

    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...

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    1865 2 Cent Piece & 3 Cent Nickel Pair

    1865 2 Cent Piece & 3 Cent Nickel Pair Good

    This original odd couple of American numismatics came about due in part to the coin shortage that developed during the Civil War. The bronze 2¢ coin is a great collector favorite today — noteworthy for the first appearance of the motto, IN GOD WE TRUST...

    Was: $125.00
    Now: $99.00
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    Believe It Or Not Trio

    Believe It Or Not Trio

    1809-1836 Classic Head Half Cent VG – The U.S. half cent was produced intermittently for six decades, but mintages were often interrupted and existing issues melted for their 100% copper content. This Classic Head version offered was produced only during...

    Was: $543.00
    Now: $509.00
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