This unique United States 1944 Philadelphia Mercury dime presents an intriguing anomaly. The obverse displays incused details, suggesting it was impressed with a die plate, while the reverse exhibits extruded features. A potential punch hole at the 12 o’clock position appears to have been abandoned during the process. Don’t miss the opportunity to examine the detailed photographs and appreciate this unusual coin.
Offered is a United States 1943 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. This coin exhibits impressive detail and attractive surfaces, as showcased in the accompanying photographs. Click Here to Purchase this Item…
This uncirculated 2012 Australian Lunar Year of the Dragon 1/2 ounce silver coin is a beautiful collectible. Struck from .999 fine silver, it boasts an approximate diameter of 36.7 mm…
Offered is a meticulously preserved 1910 Lincoln Cent from the Philadelphia Mint, marking the second year of its production. This coin exhibits no damage or signs of cleaning, showcasing remarkable…
This uncirculated banknote was acquired from a local estate and originally purchased from Littleton Stamp & Coin as indicated by the accompanying envelope. While in pristine condition, there is a…
This circulated 1834 United States Bust Half Dollar exhibits the sought-after Large Date & Letters variety. While displaying natural wear consistent with its age, it retains a pleasing visual presence….
This exceptional 1986 United States Mint Special Edition Proof Set is a must-have for any serious collector. Issued in 1986, this set features proof versions of the cent, nickel, dime,…
