United States Coin's, Currency and Jewelry

This beautiful Lincoln Wheat Penny carries a minor contrast between the fields and the motif.

This 1954 MS67 RD Lincoln Wheat Penny looks as if it were struck yesterday, taken from the mint and the slabbed in its original state.

1912 dated re-strikes, and they will be in Almost Uncirculated condition. Get the same design as on the 100 Corona, but at a tenth of the price!

This 2016 Australian 1oz Silver Kangaroo is the latest design added to the Perth mints wide selection of bullion type coins.

2013 Austrian Silver 1oz Philharmonic

2016 1 oz. American Silver Eagle

2016 1oz Great Brittan Silver Britannia

2011 1oz Canadian Silver Maple Leaf

2015 1oz Silver Canadian Silver Maple Leaf

These Large Cents were every day coinage for those that lived in the U.S from the late 1700's all the way until the late 1800's

These 3 cent nickel pieces were a short series that only expanded a couple years making it one of the easiest but most expensive collection to put tog

With coinage going so far in the 1800's a half cent would of bought you many things from groceries to a few rounds at the local pub.

These were the first small coinage made to try and replace the much larger 1 cent and even the Half Cent. Making coins smaller meant that the governme

This coin has definitely seen it fair share of circulation, but where it lacks detail it makes up for in rarity.

This 1877 "CC" Seated dime is one of the early issues to come out of the Carson City Mint

1853 Seated Half Dime is one of the staples in filling out a United States Type Set because this style of coin was only produced a few short years.

These 2 cent pieces are another crucial piece to any type set collector out there because while the made millions they once again only made this serie

These beautiful Coppers come with an almost endless amount of die varieties making this series so much more than a date set.

This Large Letter Indian Head Penny in the more expensive counter part to the 1858 Small Letter one that only varies slightly in the lettering around

This 1909 Indian Head Penny in the last year of this issue as well as one of the semi keys in the series.