1952 Jefferson Nickel - Recut Ribbon - NGC PF68 FS-401 outer_space

1952 Jefferson Nickel - Recut Ribbon - NGC PF68 FS-401 outer_spaceMintage: 81,980 NGC pop: 3 Struck at Philadelphia Mint Coin designer: Felix Schlag The Jefferson nickel, the five cent coin, has been struck by United States Mint since 1938 when it replaced the Buffalo nickel (1913 1938). They exhibit a strong luster and bright, blast white surfaces and are always hand selected for their eye appeal and perfect for your collection!

Bronze Roman Half-Centenianolis featuring a Roman gladiator doing battle

This authentic Roman coin features Emperor Aurelian on the obverse

High grade certified from the 1965 Special Mint Set

the same alloy used for nickels today

Hugh IX was lord of the French counties of Lusignan

Look how awesome this coin looks at over 130 years old

Each coin was specially struck using polished dies and carefully prepared planchets

Second lowest mintage from the Denver mint in this series

Limited-edition 2 oz silver displaying the Yale of Beaufort

a powerful symbol of American independence and heritage

Mintage of only 96

This fine 2oz silver features a 3-dimensional art bar from Monarch Precious Metals