Pre 1971

COA FROM AHS  

"Brother, can you spare a dime?" was a common refrain, as the Depression left hard-working Americans without work or food for the families. The Mercury Dime became more valuable than ever-- and harder to find. Some capitalized on the suffering by...

Comes in a plastic case with COA from The American Historic Society  

   

1920'S THE GOLDEN YEARS OF THE MERCURY DIME "The War to End All Wars was over. Liberty's reach extended throughout the western world. At home, the "roaring Twenties" demonstrated a new sense of this political and personal freedom. The emotions of the...

The historic Barber silver coins were once everyday use in America, but they were last struck by the U.S. Mint before World War I. The coins are named after their designer, Charles E. Barber, who was Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint and one of America's...

"The Lincoln Penny was first minted in 1909 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth. It was the first circulating coin to feature a real person instead of the allegorical Lady Liberty. The obverse features a portrait of Lincoln by...

The Wild West Coin Collection: The American Indian - 5 piece set of 1 cent - Vintage from 1994

The Wild West Coin Collection: Home On The Range - 5 piece set of 5 cents - Vintage from 1994  

Prior to World War II, Canada’s 5 Cents coin was made of 1.000 nickel. Nickel was important to Canada’s World War II effort, as it is a component in stainless steel and other alloys vital for producing war materiel. In 1942, it was decided to...

Dime Set the comes with a COA from The American Heritage Mint

The Wild West Coin Collection: The New Frontier Collection - 5 piece set of 5 cents - Liberty V issue - Vintage from 1994