U.S. Coins and Jewelry

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Coins & Currency

The Paper Money Of The United States The first recorded use of paper money dates back to the Tang Dynasty in first century China. Sixteen hundred years later, the New World colonies began issuing their own currency to facilitate trade. This was the beginning of “American” paper money. Over the coming two centuries, our nation has taken currency through a number of changes. And from these early colonial pieces to now

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The Indian Quarter Eagle Set Bela Lyon Pratt’s quarter eagle incuse design is one of the most popular gold series for the modern collector. The complete set is just fifteen dates and most are readily available with just a few that require some moderate patience. With prices based on grade and date ranging from under $500 to five figures, the set is attractive to all collectors of all levels. The price conscious collecto

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Ten Reasons People Collect Coins, Medals And Tokens An old rare coin adage goes, “People are like crows, they like things big and shiny.” I don’t know a lot about corvid habits, but I have met literally thousands of collectors. Take my word for it, humans do like shiny objects. Every collector approaches the hobby with an individual slant. Most fall into predictable collecting patterns or follow distinct blue prints. And some wi

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Building A Twentieth Century Type Set The twentieth century was one of great change for the United States. In 1899 the US was a budding world power. By 1999, we were the world leader. The century saw many changes, and through these exciting times, rare coins evolved along with our great nation. To begin the century, President Theodore Roosevelt pushed a redesign of all the circulating coinage. At the time this was called his “pe

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Kenny Jr. welcomed us, and we were impressed with the displays in the showroom and the security of the store. There is police presence visible inside, and outside in the parking lot. We felt very secure the entire time we were there. Will was very patient, and reviewed all of our 'estate' coins with us, while pricing them individually. Will seems very knowledgeable in his craft. There was no pressure to sell any of our coins, but Will gave us fair market value on the coins we did sell. We appreciate the honesty and integrity! This specialty store is definitely worth visiting to determine the value of family heirlooms!

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