1929 S Standing Liberty Quarter FS-401 | Ungraded
Original price was: $95.00.$75.00Current price is: $75.00.
1902 Series San Antonio Plain Back $5
$10 1929 Series Woodbine NJ National Bank Charter 12977
$450.00
This rare $10 1929 Series Woodbine NJ National Bank Charter 12977 note is a must-have for any serious collector of local US currency. Issued by the National Bank of Woodbine, New Jersey, this piece of history features a rich deep green ink and classic design. With its unique serial number and engraved signatures, this banknote offers a peek into the financial landscape of rural New Jersey in the early 20th century.
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Product on saleUnveiling the 1917 Type 1 Standing Liberty Error: A Collector’s GemOriginal price was: $795.00.$775.00Current price is: $775.00.
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1902 Series San Antonio Plain Back $5
$550.00The Series 1902 $5 dollar bill is one of the most common large national currency types. But, don’t let that fool you into thinking they’re worth little in value. National currency values are driven primarily by location and condition of the note. Dated August 13, 1903. The bank was chartered with the number 6956 in 1903.
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Fancy Radar Serial Number $1 Fed Reserve Cleveland 64633646
$45.00A radar serial number, also known as a palindrome serial number, reads the same backwards and forwards. For example, 14233241 or 84444448. It’s called a radar because the word ‘radar’ also reads the same backwards and forwards.
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Fancy Radar Serial Number $1 Fed Reserve Cleveland 64622646
$45.00A radar serial number, also known as a palindrome serial number, reads the same backwards and forwards. For example, 14233241 or 84444448. It’s called a radar because the word ‘radar’ also reads the same backwards and forwards.
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Fancy Radar Serial Number $1 Fed Reserve Cleveland 64611646
$45.00A radar serial number, also known as a palindrome serial number, reads the same backwards and forwards. For example, 14233241 or 84444448. It’s called a radar because the word ‘radar’ also reads the same backwards and forwards.
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Fancy Radar Serial Number $1 Fed Reserve Cleveland 64600646
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Fancy Serial Repeater Fed Reserve 2021 $1(#3)
$35.00Pristine Federal Reserve one dollar note from the Cleveland District, featuring a unique B Block repeater serial number, 64626462.
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Fancy Serial Repeater Fed Reserve 2021 $1(#2)
$35.00Pristine Federal Reserve one dollar note from the Cleveland District, featuring a unique B Block repeater serial number, 64616461.
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Fancy Serial Repeater Fed Reserve 2021 $1(#1)
$35.00Pristine Federal Reserve one dollar note from the Cleveland District, featuring a unique B Block repeater serial number, 64606460.
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1902 Five Dollar Liberty Head Gold Coin
Original price was: $850.00.$825.00Current price is: $825.00.This exquisite 1902 Five Dollar Liberty Head Gold Coin is a stunning piece of American history, expertly encased by the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) and certified at an impressive AU58. With its brilliant detail and rich gold composition, this coin not only represents a significant era in numismatics but also serves as a valuable investment opportunity.
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Two $1 2003 Matching Fancy Repeater Serial Numbers PMG
$299.00This unique set of two 2003 Federal Reserve Notes feature matching fancy repeater serial numbers, making them an exceptional find for collectors and investors alike. Each bill is in pristine condition, showcasing intricate designs and security features. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or new to the world of currency collecting, these matching bills are a standout addition to any collection. Don’t miss your chance to own these rare treasures that blend history and artistry.Introducing a pair of exceptional 2003 Federal Reserve Notes, each valued at $1, featuring matching fancy repeater serial numbers. These notes are not just currency; they are unique pieces of numismatic art that appeal to collectors and enthusiasts alike. The fancy repeater serial numbers, which exhibit a distinct pattern, add significant collectible appeal, making this duo a perfect investment or gift for those passionate about currency. Enhance your collection with these rare notes that embody both artistry and history.Elevate your currency collection with this exceptional pair of 2003 $1 Federal Reserve Notes featuring matching fancy repeater serial numbers. These intriguing notes not only boast a rare serial number pattern that appeals to collectors, but they also represent a significant piece of American currency history. Perfect for display or as a valuable investment, each note is in excellent condition, making it a must-have for both novice and seasoned collectors alike.Elevate your collection with this rare set of two 2003 Federal Reserve $1 notes featuring matching fancy repeater serial numbers. Perfectly preserved and in excellent condition, these bills are not only a nostalgic piece of currency history but also a standout addition for collectors seeking unique and valuable notes. The repeating patterns in the serial numbers add an intriguing touch that is sure to catch the eye of any enthusiast. Invest in this exclusive pair of matching notes, a delightful conversation starter and a remarkable find for anyone passionate about numismatics.Discover this rare set of two 2003 Federal Reserve Notes, both featuring matching fancy repeater serial numbers. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts, these notes not only hold value as currency but also as unique pieces of art. Each note is in excellent condition, showcasing intricate designs and vibrant colors. Elevate your collection with this stunning duo that’s sure to impress. Ideal for gifting or adding to your personal display, these limited-edition notes are a remarkable find in the world of numismatics.
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1902 Series Obsolete Vineland NJ Plain Back $5
$850.00Discover a beautifully preserved large size note from a resilient New Jersey community that stands as a testament to its history. This large-size national currency was issued by a South Jersey bank, known for its distinctiveness amidst the backdrop of the First Charter Period. With only a baker’s dozen of surviving examples reported, this bright and well-margined note is in pristine condition, making it a rare gem for collectors. Experience the charm and significance of this tough yet elegant piece of South Jersey’s financial heritage.
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1932 $10 Indian Head Gold NGC MS64
Original price was: $1,975.00.$1,950.00Current price is: $1,950.00.Discover the exquisite 1932 $10 Indian Head Gold Coin, a remarkable collectible valued for its historical significance and stunning design. Graded NGC MS64, this coin is a brilliant representation of American craftsmanship from the early 20th century. According to the NGC Price Guide, while circulated versions range from $1,740 to $1,835, pristine, uncirculated specimens can command prices as high as $52,500. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of history that combines beauty with potential investment value. Whether for a seasoned collector or a new enthusiast, this Indian Head Gold Coin promises to be a cherished treasure.
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1891 Seated Liberty Quarter | A Beauty – sent for grading
$0.00Discover the elegance of the 1891 Seated Liberty quarter, a remarkable piece of numismatic history featuring light gradient toning that enhances its charm. With beautifully smooth fields and sharp details, this coin represents the final year of the series, making it a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Each glance at this stunning quarter reveals its unique character and timeless appeal, perfect for adding value to any coin collection or as a distinctive gift for a loved one.
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One Gram Gold Note Sealed Bar
$140.00Introducing the Goldnote, a revolutionary way to invest in gold with a one gram bar encased in a beautifully designed polymer bill. Each Goldnote features multiple layers of anti-counterfeiting technology, ensuring your investment is safe and authentic.
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20 Franc Gold Rooster | Paris France, Third Republic
$640.00Discover the allure of the 20 Gold Francs, famously known as Napoleon coins. These exquisite pieces contain .1867 Troy oz of actual gold, crafted in .900 fine gold by the renowned Paris mint.
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1892 Jubilee Head Sovereign | Victorian British Gold
$800.00Celebrate a historic milestone with the In that Jubilee year, a new coinage portrait of The Queen was introduced, created by Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm who depicted The Queen with a small crown.
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1884 Gold Sovereign Victoria ‘Young Head’ with St George Back
$750.00The Design
The obverse of the 1884 British Sovereign has Benedetto Pistrucci’s St George on horseback slaying the dragon right; 1884 and B.P. in exergue inscribed at the bottom.
And On The Reverse
Portrait of a young Victoria by William Wyon. Matte background with matte bust of queen Victoria facing left. VICTORIA D:G: BRITANNIAR REG: FID:DEF:” Translated from Latin: Victoria by the Grace of God King of the Britons, Defender of the Faith.)
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1890 Morgan Dollar | Nice Silver Coin
$120.00Discover the allure of the 1890 Morgan Dollar, a stunning piece of history in very nice uncirculated condition. This sought-after coin features pristine surface details, with only a few minor contact marks that barely detract from its overall beauty. A perfect addition for any serious coin collector or history enthusiast, this Morgan Silver Dollar represents both artistic craftsmanship and precious metal investment.
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1884 CC Morgan Dollar Carson City Mint PCGS ms64+
$495.00The 1884 Morgan dollar is one of the most collected United States coin with a reeded edge. It contains 0.7734 troy ounces (24.5 g) of silver or precisely 90% of the total coin weight of 0.8594 troy ounces (26.73 g). The diameter is 1.50 inches (38.10 mm), while the thickness is 0.0945 inches (2.40 mm).
Since the mint in Carson City had the lowest mintage in 1890 of only 2,309,041 silver dollars, you can expect them to be expensive. A price range for circulated coins is from $140 to $750, while those ranking from MS 60 to MS 65 cost $900 to $5,000.
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$10 Farmers and Mechanics Charter Bank of Phoenixville PA Cutting Error
$225.00Cutting errors are not often seen in this series not to mention the $10 Farmers and Mechanics Charter Bank. These were printed in sheets of six. Therefore, the other five notes on the sheet were most likely cut on the same bias.
