United States Coins & Currency

These first issues of bank notes from the United States Usually were printed in Green, Red and black with eccentric vignettes to try and deter counter

These "Red Seal" Federal Reserve notes are much more rare the their blue seal counterparts.

These Specimen notes were printed by ABNco as test runs so there sales people could go out and show potential clients what the end results could look

This Note has great color and little circulation with just a little bit of dirt on the left side of Washington

Great looking note with no visible distraction to the naked eye. Does have some even circulation but nothing that should detract from its value.

Great looking note with no visible distraction to the naked eye. Does have some even circulation but nothing that should detract from its value.

These early small size star notes are extremely tough to come by since most of the population even dealers did not pay any attention to them unitl the

1899 $5 Silver Certificate Featuring Chief Running Antelope - PMG64

1934 $25 Depression Scrip Specimen from New Jersey, West New York. PMG66EPQ. These neat notes were efforts by the government to get some sort of paper

1933 Depression Scrip Specimen from Atlantic, New Jersey. PMG66EPQ. These neat notes were efforts by the government to get some sort of paper money in

1933 Depression Scrip Specimen from Westville New Jersey. PMG66EPQ. These neat notes were efforts by the government to get some sort of paper money in

1933 Depression Scrip Specimen from Monmouth, New Jersey. PMG66EPQ. These neat notes were efforts by the government to get some sort of paper money i

1934 Depression Scrip Specimen from County of Atlantic, New Jersey. PMG66EPQ. These neat notes were efforts by the government to get some sort of pap

1933 Depression Scrip Specimen from Monmouth, New Jersey. PMG66EPQ. These neat notes were efforts by the government to get some sort of paper money i

1950 D $100 U.S. Federal Reserve Note

1892 Republican Convention in Minneapolis - PMG58

This 1932 Ticket to the Olympiad American Football was for a $3 admission to the Olympic stadium in Downtown L.A off of famous Figueroa.

PCGS GEM 65PPQ Stonington, CT Obsolete Remainder with two big read 5's on the front of the bill

18__ PCGS 64PPQ $5 dual color Black and orange bill is a Haxby 100-G220a and is from the Farmers bank in Frankfurt, KY

PMG64 EPQ Stonington Connecticut Obsolete Remainder, Carrying a red front with a iconic steamboat in the center

PCGS Choice About New 58 Cumberland, MD Untied States Obsolete Currency with a great shade of green and miners depicted on the front

PMG 53EPQ Savannah, GA $3 mechanics and Planters Bank Obsolete Currency with a red three printed out and yet another iconic steam boat on the front

The PCGS 64PPX Obsolete Remainder is from Lambertville, NJ and the New Hope Delaware Bridge Co, This classic style black and white note was printed by

PMG 65EPQ Connecticut, New Haven 1860's $100 Obsolete Remainder. This is printed by the famous American Bank Note Company and has a big red 100 ...

PMG 65EPQ Connecticut, New Haven 1860's $100 Obsolete Remainder. This is printed by the famous American Bank Note Company and has two big Red 1&...

PMG64 Mexico $5 Specimen form late 1800's / early 1900's. These Notes were printed as test runs by the ABNC to find out if the Mexican gover...

PMG 64 Mexico Banco de Guanajuato Specimen, 1900- 1914 These Notes were printed as test runs by the ABNC to find out if the Mexican government would w

Mexico Banco De Tamaulipas 1902-1914 ABNCO Remainder $100 Peso's. Yet another great series from the ABNCO with a Ship on the front and two dogs ...

PMG58EPQ $20 Peso Mexico Banco de Durango Specimen These Notes were printed as test runs by the ABNC to find out if the Mexican government would want

PMG 58 Mexico Banco Oriental $50 Peso These Notes were printed as test runs by the ABNC to find out if the Mexican government would want to use their

PMG58PPQ Mexico Banco de Guerroro $5 Peso Specimen from 190?. These Notes were printed as test runs by the ABNC to find out if the Mexican government

PMG 63 EPQ 1913 - 1914 Mexico Banco de Guanajuato $2 Peso Specimen, These Notes were printed as test runs by the ABNC to find out if the Mexican gover

PMG 64EPQ 1915 $5 Peso from the Mexico Revolutionary Period Specimen, These Notes were printed as test runs by the ABNC to find out if the Mexican gov

PMG 64EPQ 1898 - 1914 Banco Minero, Mexico Specimen $5 Peso. These Notes were printed as test runs by the ABNC to find out if the Mexican government w

PMG 63EPQ Mexico Banco Yucateco $5 Peso Specimen, These Notes were printed as test runs by the ABNC to find out if the Mexican government would want t

This $50 note is one of 6 designs printed by Straker and Sons out of the United Kingdom and were intended for the backs on the $5, $10, $50 and $100

This $10 note is one of 6 designs printed by Straker and Sons out of the United Kingdom and were intended for the backs on the $5, $10, $50 and $100

PMG 63EPQ 1891 - 19313 Mexico Banco de Durango $5 Peso Specimen, These Notes were printed as test runs by the ABNC to find out if the Mexican governme

PMG65EPQ $100 Obsolete Bank Note from Georgia, Milledgeville. This note is from 1863 and while the simplicity of the vignette its rarity makes up for

CGA 65 1934 $20 United States Federal Reserve Note

This note is Graded and Authenticated by CGA as being a 67 grade and an authentic signature from Angela Marie Buchanan the Treasure of the United Stat

CGA has one of the highest grades known in the industry of 69*. This remainder carries red 10'sand a blue serial number and comes from Hagersto...

This note is almost identical as the one before except it is a $5 and CGA has graded this one a 68*. This remainder carries red 10'sand a blue...

This trace is graded by PMG being a 66 EPQ and comes from Omaha City-Bishop Hill colony in Nebraska. The Western Exchange F&M ins Co were the on...

This deuce is graded by PMG being a 66 EPQ and comes from Omaha City-Bishop Hill colony in Nebraska. The Western Exchange F&M ins Co were the on...

PMG65EPQ $1 Columbia, South Carolina Obsolete Bank Note

PMG65EPQ $10 Columbia, South Carolina Obsolete Bank Note

PMG65EPQ $20 Columbia, South Carolina Obsolete Bank Note

2013 "W" PCGS First Strike MS70 Enhanced Mint State American Silver Eagle

2001"P" PCGS PR70 DCAM United States American Buffalo Silver Commemorative Dollar

1997 "p' PCGS MS70 United State Officers silver Commemorative Dollar

1995 "D" PCGS MS69 United States Cycling Silver Commemorative Dollar

1995 "W" PCGS PR70 DCAM Civil War United States $5 Gold Commemorative

1883 "O" NGC MS66 United State Morgan Silver Dollar with nice deep blue toning around the outer collar of both the obverse and reverse.

1921 "S" PCGS VG10 United States Walking Liberty Half Dollar,

1880 "S" NGC MS67 United States Morgan Dollar with a nice Proof Like Obverse

1887 "O" NGC MS64 United States Morgan Dollar

1879 "S" NGC MS67 United States Morgan Silver Dollar

1878 7 Tail Feather PCGS MS64 Reverse of 78 United States Morgan Dollar

1878 8 Tail Feather PCGS MS64 United States Morgan Silver Dollar

1881 PCGS MS65 United States Morgan Silver Dollar

1882 PCGS MS65 United States Morgan Silver Dollar

1880 PCGS MS65 United States Morgan Silver Dollar

1880 "O" PCGS MS63 United States Morgan Silver Dollar

1889 "O" PCGS MS64 United States Morgan Silver Dollar

1887 "S" PCGS MS64 United States Morgan Silver Dollar

1891 PCGS MS63 United States Morgan Silver Dollar

1960 "D" PCGS MS65 Red "Large Date" Lincoln Penny

1978 "S" PCGS PR69 DCAM United States Kennedy Half Dollar

1979 "S" PCGS PR69 DCAM Type 1 United States Kennedy Half Dollar

1972 "S" PCGS PR66 United States Kennedy Half Dollar

1888 "O" Vam 4 Hot Lips Morgan Dollar, This is one of the top 100 most collectible VAM's in the market and will make a perfect additio...

This 1895 "O" Morgan Silver Dollar is a key in any grade. This one being nice and evenly circulated will look great as a whole filler unti...

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!

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

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

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.

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.

All 11 Silver Nickels Still have amazing luster and few contact marks making this set extremely pleasing to the eye when its up close.

1958 PCGS MS66 Washington Silver Quarter

1962 PCGS PR66 Washington Silver Quarter

1978 "S" PCGS PR66DCAM Washington Quarter

1980 "S" PCGS PR66 DCAM Washington Quarter

1977 "S" PCGS PR68 DCAM Washington Quarter

1942 "D" NGC MS64 Washington Silver Quarter

1949 "D' ANACS MS65 Jefferson Nickel

While PCGS has determined this beautiful light blue to be questionable it is absolutely beautiful in hand

1950 PCGS MS65 Jefferson Nickel

Many think that this 1950"D" Jefferson Nickel is the Key to the series and has potential to be the most expensive modern nickel in the nea...

These "SAMPLE" Slabs are what PCGS use to hand out as a way to promote coin grading and are sure to be a valuable part of Numismatic histo...

These "SAMPLE" Slabs are what PCGS use to hand out as a way to promote coin grading and are sure to be a valuable part of Numismatic histo...

This gorgeous Nickel has an amazing strike and the baffolo's horn which is the high point looks absolutely flawless.

This variety is different from the type 2 by the ground on the reverse. Type 1's are raised and type 2's are incuse.

This variety is different from the type 2 by the ground on the reverse. Type 1's are raised and type 2's are incuse.

While the company who slabbed this coin is not as known as the two other major players we feel that the grade on this coin is spot on.

1934 SEGS AU50 Baffalo Nickel

1968 "S" PCGS PR66 Kennedy SIlver Half Dollar