Featured Collection: J.Brand Collection $2.5 P.1
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1908 $2.5 MS65+ PCGS CAC
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1909 $2.5 MS65+ PCGS CAC
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1910 $2.5 MS65 PCGS CAC
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1911-D STRONG D $2.5 MS63+ PCGS CAC
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1912 $2.5 MS64+ PCGS CAC
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1913 $2.5 MS65 PCGS CAC
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1925-D $2.5 MS65 PCGS CAC
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1926 $2.5 MS65 PCGS CAC
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1927 $2.5 MS65 PCGS CAC
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1928 $2.5 MS65 PCGS CAC
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Large Cents
Generally speaking in US history, a large cent refers to a one-cent...
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Small Cents
Small cents refer to the U.S. pennies born in 1856, replacing larger,...
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Three Cent Silver
Explore the fascinating history of the Three-Cent Silver coin, or "Trime," minted...
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Three Cent Nickel
Discover the fascinating history of Three-Cent Nickel coins, minted from 1865 to...
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Twenty Cent
The Twenty-Cent Piece, authorized by the Act of March 3, 1875, is...
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Half Dollar
The half dollar, alongside the half dime and silver dollar, holds a...
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Gold Dollar
The U.S. Gold Dollar, minted from 1849 to 1889, is the smallest...
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Quarter Eagle
The $2.5 Quarter Eagle, one of America’s first gold coins, was minted...
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Three Dollar
The U.S. Three Dollar Gold Coin, minted from 1854 to 1889, is...
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Half Eagle
Explore the history of U.S. Half Eagle $5 gold coins, minted from...
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Twenty Dollar
The discovery of gold in California in 1849 spurred the creation of...
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Colonials, Commems, Errors, Patterns & Others
Discover Colonials at Paradime Coins pre-dating the U.S. Mint (before 1792). Uncover...
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Pop 1. Price Guide $60,000. No APR
1857 $10 MS61 PCGS
Pop 1, Price Guide $60,000. Originating from a mintage of only 16,606 pieces, the 1857 Liberty Head Eagle is a significantly rare and underrated date. With only 142 estimated survivors remaining,
near finest rare date
1823 $5 AU50 OH NGC GOLD CAC
Many gold coins minted before 1834 were melted or either shipped overseas. During the 1820, there were no gold coins in circulation as they costed more to produce and as such only a few have managed to survive. This Capped Head Left half eagle originates from a mintage of 14,485 but only 82 pieces are estimated to have survived in all grades today. The current specimen displays radiant luster throughout the devices.
