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Coins have an ancient history the first coins were minted some 700 years before the birth of Christ, in the ancient kingdom of Lydia. Since that time coins have been the most universally excepted form of monetary payment. If you enjoy replica tokens we have them as well.
9-11 Twin Towers 10th Anniversary 1 Ounce Silver Bullion Round
One ounce silver bullion round with the World Trade Center New York Twin Towers commemorating the 10th Anniversary of 9-11-2001 to 9-11-2011.
Price: $41.75
1/10 Ounce .999 Fine Silver Round Walking Liberty Silver Eagle
A 1/10 ounce .999 fine silver round with the Walking Liberty Silver Eagle design.
Price: $5.95
1 Ounce 2011 .999 Fine Copper Indian Round Coin
It has the Indian Head of the Buffalo Nickel, which was designed by James Earl Fraser.
Price: $2.95
1 Ounce 2011 .999 Fine Copper Buffalo Round Coin
The model for the Bison may have been "Black Diamond" from New York City's Central Park Zoo.
Price: $2.95
1 Ounce 2011 .999 Fine Copper Walking Liberty Round Coin
The Walking Liberty was designed by Adolph A Weinman.
Price: $2.95
1 Ounce 2011 .999 Fine Copper Statue of Liberty Round Coin
The Statue was completed in France in July, 1884 and arrived in New York Harbor in June of 1885 on board the French frigate "Isere" which transported the Statue of Liberty from France to the United States.
Price: $2.95
1 Ounce 2011 .999 Fine Copper Morgan Round Coin
The Morgan Dollar was minted intermittently from 1878 to 1921.
Price: $2.95
1 Ounce 2011 .999 Fine Copper Eagle Round Coin
The American Bald Eagle gained immediate, unofficial recognition as our National bird when the Great Seal of the United States was adopted on June 20, 1782.
Price: $2.95
1 Ounce 2011 .999 Fine Copper Trade Dollar Round Coin
The Trade Dollar was designed by William Barber in 1873.
Price: $2.95
Roll Of Lincoln Wheat One Cent Coins Pennies
Both the obverse and the reverse were designed by Victor David Brenner, a New York sculptor.
Price: $2.75
Roll Of 1941 Lincoln Wheat One Cent Coins Pennies
1941 was taken up mainly by the war over in Europe.
Price: $3.95
Roll Of 1942 Lincoln Wheat One Cent Coins Pennies
In 1942, the U.S. enters WWII and cars makers switch from making cars to making bombs.
Price: $3.95
Roll Of 1944 Lincoln Wheat One Cent Coins Pennies
In the year 1944, the D-day invasion began and so with it came the ending WWII.
Price: $3.95
Roll Of 1945 Lincoln Wheat One Cent Coins Pennies
In the year 1945, FDR dies of polio complications.
Price: $3.95
Roll Of 1946 Lincoln Wheat One Cent Coins Pennies
The year 1946 saw shortages on jobs and housing for those returning from war.
Price: $3.95