This 1928 $1.00 Silver Certificate is a rare find with its PMG 64 EPQ grade and EPQ/PPQ grade designation. The note is uncirculated and has a special serial number of A17877870A. Made in the United States, this small size note is a valuable addition to any collection and a piece of history. It is certified […]
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Métal : Argent 999/1000. Livré sous étui HB.
1X1/4oz Silver Bullion Coin Britannia (KING CHARLES) – Royal Mint. Add a touch of history to your collection with this stunning 1/4oz Silver Britannia Coin (King) from the Royal Mint.This exquisite coin is crafted from 99.9% pure silver and features a sleek design.you will get one 1/4oz Silver coin per order.
With a composition of pure silver and a fineness of 0.999, it features a stunning strike type and a unique design. This coin is certified by NGC and has received a GEM UNC, making it a valuable addition to any collection.
I have a few of these, so the note pictured may not be the note you receive. It is my mission to assist collectors of large and small size type complete their collecting goals. I have been collecting certain large and small series myself for several years and understand how collections are built.
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This Peace Dollar commemorates the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I and the establishment of the Republic of Ireland. The coin is made of silver and has been circulated, with a grade of MS 70. It features a business strike type and was minted in Philadelphia. The coin is certified by PCGS […]
CAC agreed this is very nice for the grade. As usual, my pictures don’t do this beautiful coin justice. This is part of a very high end Two Cent collection that I have recently acquired.
Listed in the Guide Book of U.S. Coins as Billon Coinage, the 1757-A Sou M was struck by France as a general issue for colonial usage in the New World, playing a significant role in early-American commerce. Billon, a low-grade alloy of silver and copper, was used to produce these coins to provide affordable currency […]
