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United States of America, Quarter 1976 Clad Proof S

In 1976, the United States celebrated the bi-centennial of gaining freedom from…. the US! Yes, it was over two hundred years ago that the two nations split, fiscally but not emotionally. The US Mint made new designs for the 25c, 50c and $1 coins. We knew we had some of the 1976 Quarters or 25c pieces in Proof, the only problem was finding them? Well, 4-5 years later, here they are. We never lose anything, but we do misplace the odd coin or two. You have a drummer beating his drum with a flame in a circle behind. It is a one year design, Choice Proof coins, struck in cupronickel by the US Mint and finally available to you again!
£3.95
United States of America, Roosevelt Dime late 1950s BU_obv

United States of America, Roosevelt Dime late 1950s BU

In 1964 the United States issued its last ever dime or ten cents in silver that was meant to actually circulate. This country stopped using silver to make its coins, Maunday sets aside, in 1946 some 18 years earlier. We have a small collection of these silver times from the late 1950s. They feature the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt on one side a torch with flowers on the other side. Amongst the last ever silver dimes issued for circulation these are in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. Dates will be of our choice.
£8.95
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United States of America, Silver Eagle BU in SnapLock Case

We have taken some Brilliant Uncirculated United States Silver Eagles, one of their most beautiful modern coins and made it even better. We have imported some full colour cases from America to make them look even better. The cases are called Snap Lock as they snap together and unsnap to hold your coin or coins. Dates of the American Silver Eagles will be of our choice, but each will contain one ounce of pure silver, be in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and comes in a handsome Snap Lock Case.
£44.50
United States of America, Silver Peace Dollar Very Fine_obv

United States of America, Silver Peace Dollar Very Fine

In 1921 the American Government authorized a new Silver Dollar to honour the end of World War One. It became known as The Peace Dollar. They are full crown sized and struck in .900 fine Silver. The coins on offer are dated 1922-1927. Originally it was going to be a one-year issue, but it became so popular that they continued making them from time to time until about 1934. Our Peace Dollars are in Very Fine condition with the details very readable. These are nice coins that have had a bit of good honest wear from actually being used. We think you will like them.
£49.50
Picture of United States of America, Silver Peace Dollar. BU in case.

United States of America, Silver Peace Dollar. BU in case.

A wonderful looking coin which was very popular in America.
£79.50
Picture of United States of America, Two Different Proof Kennedy Halves Special

United States of America, Two Different Proof Kennedy Halves Special

During the move to the new customer service department, we found a hell of a lot of coins that we had forgotten we owned. Amongst them, a large group of United States Kennedy Half Dollars in Proof condition. These were issued between 1971 and today. While the Kennedy is no longer issued for circulation, they still issue them for mint and proof sets… We want to clear out the space, so we are going to make you a fantastic offer on Proof Kennedy Half Dollars. Normally we would charge £5.95-£7.95 per coin. But this is a very special offer and one you should not miss. I will give you two (2) different Kennedy half dollars in Proof condition for just £7.95. These are bargain priced, while our supplies last. When we replace them, our replacement cost will be this price or more. So get them while you can: 2 different Proof Kennedy Half Dollars for just £7.95!
£7.95
Picture of United States of America, US Liberty 5c

United States of America, US Liberty 5c

This Liberty Head Nickel was an American five-cent coin, issued for circulation from 1883 until 1912. It replaced the copper-nickel five-cent coin with the Shield struck in the early 1880s. Designed by Charles Barber it went into production in 1883. On the obverse is the classic head of Liberty, the reverse has a large roman numeral ‘V’ inside a wreath indicating the denomination of the coin and the word ‘cents’ below. In 1912 it was replaced by the Buffalo nickel.
£4.95
Picture of United States of America, USA 18th Century Counterfeit Halfpenny

United States of America, USA 18th Century Counterfeit Halfpenny

18th century copper used by the early Colonists.
£19.95
1982 Washington Half Dollar Silver Proof_obv

United States of America, Washington Half Dollar 1982 Silver Proof

In 1982 the United States Government again honoured their first President, George Washington. This time it was on a commemorative Half Dollar. Don’t forget he was already on the quarter and the dollar bill, so this was his third attempt at numismatic immortality. You have George riding his horse on one side and Mount Vernon, his home, on the reverse. This was the first commemorative half dollar since 1954. They are struck in 900 fine Silver. and are in Proof condition. It has been a little while since we were last able to offer this important commemorative coin. Even in America, the supply seems to be drying up...
£24.50
Picture of United States of America, WW2 Walking Liberty Half Dollar

United States of America, WW2 Walking Liberty Half Dollar

In 1916 a new Half Dollar coin was issued, it was engraved by Adolph A. Weinman and this design continued to be struck until 1947. On one side you have Liberty walking with the wind blowing the drapes of her dress. On the other side, you have American Bald Eagle wings spread, almost looking like she is walking too. It is no wonder that these coins are called the Walking Liberty Half Dollars. The coins on offer are mostly from the 1940s and are in Fine or better condition. The Silver Eagle design is based on this coin, but the engraver of this Half Dollar was much better. Nice coins and now about 70 years old and getting more and more difficult to find.
£32.50
1991 Mount Rushmore_obv

United States, Silver Dollar 1991 Mount Rushmore

This famous giant carving of four Presidents on a mountain is in South Dakota. It took years to complete and pictures George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln. It was started in 1927 by Gutzon Borglum and was not finished until 1941. The busts are 60 feet high and done on the side of a mountain. This Mount Rushmore United States Silver Dollar was issued in 1991 for the 50th anniversary of its completion. They are struck in Proof 900 fine Silver and only issued for that one year. Supplies are limited and they are Silver Proof, supplied in protective capsule.
£52.50
Picture of Uruguay, Mint Set

Uruguay, Mint Set

A fantastic Ten coin set. 10 Centesimos, 20 Centesimos, 50 Centesimos, $1, $2, $5, $10, $50, $100 & $200 dated 1980-1981. Many different sizes and designs, there must have been a lot of monetary problems at the time. Almost impossible to duplicate this set today.
£14.50
USA 1964 Silver Quarter Dollar Uncirculated_obv

USA 1964 Silver Quarter Dollar Uncirculated

It is now 60 years since the United States introduced the cupronickel-clad quarters we see today due to rising silver prices. Before they were replaced by the so-called “Johnson Sandwich” in honour of then President Lyndon B. Johnson, the coins were struck in 90% fine silver. We can now offer you these Uncirculated Washington quarters minted in 1964, the last year they were struck in silver. The obverse shows the first president facing left, while the reverse depicts an eagle with its wings outspread and perched between two olive branches.
£7.95
USA 1993 Jefferson Commemorative Silver Proof Dollar_obv

USA 1993 Jefferson Commemorative Silver Proof Dollar

The 1993 Jefferson Dollars were struck to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States and the primary author of the Declaration of Independence. This was such a popular commemorative at the time of issue that the entire mintage of completely sold out of both the proofs and mint state coins. The obverse features Thomas Jefferson with the inscription, Thomas Jefferson Architect of Democracy, In God We Trust 1743 Liberty 1993. The reverse shows Jefferson’s home Monticello, in Virginia. We have managed to source just 20 pieces of this coin in Proof Silver.
£59.50
Picture of Vanuatu (New Hebrides), 100 Francs

Vanuatu (New Hebrides), 100 Francs

The exotic South Pacific Island Nation of the New Hebrides is now called Vanuatu. It got its independence from the Anglo-French commission that ran it in 1980. Before then, only one crown was ever issued and that was the 100 Francs of 1966. It is struck in 835 fine Silver and the coins on offer are in Uncirculated condition. If you are collecting a crown of each country, then you must have this one for your collection. It has the head of French Liberty on one side and a native carved sceptre on the other side. A large silver crown that is very difficult to get, in fact we have only 35 pieces and that is after a year of looking for them.
£69.50
Vatican, 2 Lire (Holy Year) 1958 Brilliant Unc_obv

Vatican, 2 Lire (Holy Year) 1958 Brilliant Unc

Citta del Vaticano, or Vatican City, issued its own coins up until 2002 when it adopted the Euro. These Aluminium 2 Lire coins (KM.50) were issued in the name of Pope Pius XII in 1958 and were the last of their type issued since he died in October 1958. The coins are low mintage with only 30,000 being struck. They have the crowned shield on the obverse and on the reverse the figure of Fortitude standing with a lion at his feet. Even better, they come in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and are now nearly 65 years old and rather difficult to find.
£2.95
Western Samoa, $10 (Olympics) Silver 1980 Unc_obv

Western Samoa, $10 (Olympics) Silver 1980 Unc

This Crown or $10 or 10 Tala was issued by Western Samoa, now Samoa for the Olympics held in 1980 in Moscow. This Olympics caused great rifts amongst the major players and some countries didn’t even show up. You have two men doing the hurdles with the Olympic symbol and rings on one side. The other side has the arms of Western Samoa with the denomination. This full crownsized coin was struck in Uncirculated 500 fine Silver. It is Prooflike but it is listed as Uncirculated, so Uncirculated it is. With high price of silver, our price of £29.50 is very realistic today. But supplies are very limited.
£29.50
Yugoslavia 1987 100 Dinar_obv

Yugoslavia, 100 Dinar 1987 Brilliant Unc

We have 2 different commemorative coins from the now-extinct Yugoslavia. The 1987 100-dinar coin (offered here) commemorates the bicentenary of the birth of Vuk Karadžić, a Serbian philologist who played a major role in standardising Serbia’s Cyrillic alphabet and reforming the country’s literature in the 19th Century.
£9.95
Picture of Yugoslavia, 20 Dinar, 1938. Brilliant Unc

Yugoslavia, 20 Dinar, 1938. Brilliant Unc

One year type coin issued by the Kingdom of Yugoslavia under Petar II.
£22.50
Yugoslavia, 50 Dinara 1938 Brilliant Unc

Yugoslavia, 50 Dinara 1938 Brilliant Unc

These Brilliant Uncirculated Silver coins from Yugoslavia were struck for one year only 1938. That makes them very important type coins and especially in such fantastic condition. They were issued by the Kingdom of Yugoslavia under Petar II. It was the German occupation of the country that stopped them striking coins. Both the 20 and 50 Dinar have the bare head of the King on one side and the crowned double eagle on the other side. These coins are struck in .750 fine Silver and are in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. Two fantastic coins, both one year types and in brilliant condition at just £22.50 and £28.50 respectively or the pair for just £49.50.
£28.50
Yugoslavia, 5000 Dinara 1989 Non-aligned summit_obv

Yugoslavia, 5000 Dinara 1989 Non-aligned summit

This is a 5,000 dinar piece issued in 1989 to commemorate the 9th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement held that year in Belgrade. It's available in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.
£11.95
Zambia Three-Coin Set_obv

Zambia Three-Coin Set

In 2012 Zambia issued new coins that came into circulation from January 1, 2013, and are still in use today. There are 3 coins in this particular set and all have the national coat of arms on the obverse and native fauna on the reverse. The 5 ngwee has the Zambezi Indigo bird, the 50 ngwee shows an African elephant and the 1 kwacha has a Zambian Barbet. All 3 coins are in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.
£3.95
Picture of Zambia, 1000 Kwacha (Deadly Bugs - African Bee) 2010 Proof

Zambia, 1000 Kwacha (Deadly Bugs - African Bee) 2010 Proof

This set was issued nine years ago by the African nation of Zambia. They depict deadly bugs, something that is important in Africa. Each silvered coin has a denomination of 1000 Kwacha, has a full-colour picture on one side, is in Proof condition and comes in a protective capsule. We have only these once before and most collections are missing these important Proof coins.
£9.95
Picture of Zambia, 1000 Kwacha (Deadly Bugs - Black Widow Spider) 2010 Proof

Zambia, 1000 Kwacha (Deadly Bugs - Black Widow Spider) 2010 Proof

This set was issued nine years ago by the African nation of Zambia. They depict deadly bugs, something that is important in Africa. Each silvered coin has a denomination of 1000 Kwacha, has a full colour picture on one side, is in Proof condition and comes in a protective capsule. We have only these once before and most collections are missing these important Proof coins.
£9.95
Picture of Zambia, 1000 Kwacha (Deadly Bugs - Bullet Ant) 2010 Proof

Zambia, 1000 Kwacha (Deadly Bugs - Bullet Ant) 2010 Proof

This set was issued nine years ago by the African nation of Zambia. They depict deadly bugs, something that is important in Africa. Each silvered coin has a denomination of 1000 Kwacha, has a full colour picture on one side, is in Proof condition and comes in a protective capsule. We have only these once before and most collections are missing these important Proof coins.
£9.95