SALE Quick view 1840-1873 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dime Good-Very Good MSRP: Was: $89.00 Now: $69.00 Add to Cart Compare
SALE Quick view 1864-1873 Two Cent Shield Very Fine MSRP: Was: $99.00 Now: $75.00 Add to Cart Compare
Quick view 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... MSRP: Was: Now: $99.00 Add to Cart Compare
SALE Quick view 1840-1873 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dime Good-Very Good We don't often feature these Seated Liberty half dimes, but we've worked hard to acquire enough mixed types to now be able to offer these collectible silver treasures! Prior to 1866, the nickel as we know it, did not exist in American coinage – but there... MSRP: Was: $89.00 Now: $69.00 Add to Cart Compare
SALE Quick view 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,... MSRP: Was: $99.00 Now: $59.00 Compare
SALE Quick view 1864-1873 Two Cent Shield Very Fine This short-lived and long-obsolete coin was the first piece of U.S. coinage to bear the inscription of IN GOD WE TRUST. Because of coin shortages during the Civil War, the copper two-cent piece was introduced in 1864. As the conflict's terrible toll had... MSRP: Was: $99.00 Now: $75.00 Add to Cart Compare
Quick view 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... MSRP: Was: Now: $199.00 Add to Cart Compare
