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 This multi holder set has a 5-piece state quarter set from the Denver mint. NGC gave the set a Mint state 66 this year sky rockets in 67 grade. the sates are Arkansas, Missouri, Maine, Alabama, and Illinois.

$34.99

The next NGC set we have is a "Lady Liberty Centennial" 2 coin set. First we have a 1986 Piefort France $100 F in GEM BU. Next is a 1986 P Liberty Commemorative Silver dollar in GEM BU.

$59.99

 This set contains the 5 clad Statehood quarters for 2004 - Michigan, Florida, Texas, Iowa, and Wisconsin. All are graded Proof 69 Ultra Cameo by NGC and housed in their new multiholder.

Here we have the penny, dime, Kennedy half, Sac dollar and both the buffalo, ocean view nickels. All six are graded by NGC as Proof 69 Ultra Cameo.

$49.99

 This set contains the 5 clad Statehood quarters for 2005 - California, Minnesota, Oregon, Kansas, and West Virginia. All are graded Proof 69 Ultra Cameo by NGC and housed in their new multiholder.

 Here we have the new US Mint President dollar set graded Proof 69 Deep Cameo. This set is house in PCGS's new Multi holder set which is harder to find then the NGC's Multi holders.

$34.99

The next NGC set we have is a "Lady Liberty Centennial" 2 coin set. First we have a 1986 Piefort France $100 F in GEM BU. Next is a 1986 P Liberty Commemorative Silver dollar in GEM BU.

$59.99

 This NGC multi-holder slab has a 2007 four piece new Presidential dollar set. This unique set is the first year of the United State President dollars and is graded Proof 69 Ultra cameo.

$59.99

 This cool set has all five of the different silver proof halves. It starts with a 1961 Franklin, then a 1964 Kennedy, a 1968 40% silver, a 1976 bicentennial, and ends with a 2000 Kennedy. All are housed in NGC's new multi-holder.

$39.99

$59.99

 This multi holder set has the 3-piece Silver Bicentennial set. NGC gave the set a Proof 68. Although there wasn't enough cameo on the coins to get the designation, there is clearly nice cameo contrasts.

$69.99

  This NGC Multi-holder set is the same as the one above except  this one did get the cameo designation.

$69.99

This is a pretty impressive set of error coins. It starts off with a normal 2000 cent, then it has an example of a Type 2 Planchet, next is a 2000 25% off center cent and finally it ends with a 2000 Broadstruck cent. All of this in one NGC slab.

$59.99

Another set with US error coins in it. This one has 3 - 1991 cents with obverse die breaks or CUDS on then. All three are graded by NGC as Mint state 61,63 and 66 Red.

$89.99

A pretty interesting set of error coins. First off it has a cent, nickel, dime quarter blank planchets. Then to top it off it also has a off center cent, all in a NGC Multiholder.

$89.99

Here we have a US Mint Official Coin Cover graded and incased by NGC. It has a Sacagawea dollar that was made on the first day of mintage Nov 18, 1999. Then they added it to the cover, then the stamp was cancelled on the first day of issue January 1, 2000.

 The coin edge is inscribed with the mint mark, the year 2007, and the words "In God We Trust". This was something very new to the US Mint and since has caused several error coins. This is the same as the one above except the (D) coin is graded 1 point higher.

$39.99

 These George Washington dollar were made on the first day of mintage. The Philadelphia one was made on Nov 6, 2006 and the Denver one was made on Nov. 28, 2006. The first day of issue was Feb. 15, 2007. Both coins were graded 65 and incased by NGC.

$39.99

A pleasing example of a certified first day of mintage (otherwise known as first strikes) and first day of issue coin cover set. These sets are a limited edition and are limited to only 50,000 sets. Then to add to it's collectability these sets have been certified by NGC.

$34.99

 Here is the last U.S. Mint Official American Presidency $1 coin cover series for 2007.  July 23, 2007 was the First day or Mintage for both Philadelphia and Denver. The first day of issue was Nov. 15, 2007. NGC graded the D as MS65 and the P as MS64.

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$119.95

  A pleasing example of a certified 1914 five dollar note. This note was Certified and Authenticated by PCGS Currency and graded fine 15.  The serial is #I22066128A, it has a great picture on the reverse of what looks like maybe Christopher Columbus and his crew sailing to America on the left side and then landing on shore with a large boat in the distances on the right side. 

$29.95

  Here we have a Silver Certificate one dollar bill. The bill has signatures of Speelman/White. A nice evenly circulated $1.00 bill certified and Authenticated by CGA. This would be a nice addition to a beginners currency collection. We currently have 2 available in the same grade.

$34.95

  This note is same as the one listed above except; the signatures are Woods/White. This one is also certified and Authenticated by Currency Grading and Authentication. These note are called horse blanks as the were much bigger then the bills we have today. We currently have 1 available in the same grade.

$24.95

  Here we have a old 1928 five dollar bill. It have large red seal and the word five is very large also. It is certified by Rare Currency Grading Service and was given a grade of Very Fine 30

$29.95

 Next we have a 1934 Federal Reserve Note. This one has Signatures of  Julian and Morgenthau. It's graded by CGA as Very Fine 25.

$29.95

This one is same as the one listed above except signed by Julian and Snyder. Graded one of the most respect currency grading companies, Currency Grading and Authentication, Inc.

$24.95

 Another signed by Julian and Morgenthau and graded Very Fine 25. This one has a ink mark next to the word ten so we are dropping the price to 24.95

$19.95

last of the ten dollar bills graded very fine 25 by CGA. This federal Reserve Note has a hole above the G seal so we are dropping this to only $19.95.

$19.95

 On this five dollar bill they move the seal underneath the word five and added a large numeral five and changed the ink form red to blue.  Graded VF 35 by RCGS.

$17.95

 This silver certificate was given an About C.U 55 PQ from Rare Currency Grading Service. This note is as close to Crisp Uncirculated as you can get.

$12.95

 The next three are all certified by RCGS as Very Fine 25 This note is signed by   Priest-Anderson with Z 35505326 I as it's serial number.

$12.95

 This is the third one, Julian-Snyder where the Treasurer and secretary on this note. The serial number on this silver certificate is Z 17346573 D.

$7.95

 Here we have a certified Silver Certificate that will cost you less then it cost to certify it. This very good example have a serial #E 21206790 D

$19.95

Here we a nice example of a 1953 United States Note. It's a five dollar bill with red ink for the seal and serial number, which is C 58928096 A. RGCS gave it a VF35

$24.95

This is about as close to CU as you can get it is graded About CU 55 PQ by RCGS. It have nice margins a dark even ink. The serial # on this Premier Quality 2 dollar bill is  A 77099287 A

$14.95

$12.95

$39.95

 Here we have a 1957 Silver Certificate graded by PMG Paper Money Guaranty as Gem Uncirculated 66. The serial number on this bill is: J 64637708 A.

$12.95

A pleasing example of a 1976 two dollar bill graded and certified. This one is a star note and a low serial number H 00236991 *. RCGS gave this a Very Fine 35 grade.

$39.95

A nice little collector item This is a First Day of Issue with a US post cancellation mark dated April 13, 1976. Also note that they used 2 stamps and 1 has Jefferson portrait on it so it really adds to it.

$89.95

WOW!! First it has a fancy serial number, L 44444420 C. Then you add that it's graded Gem Unc 67 by CGA and it has a courtesy Autograph by a former treasurer of the US Mary Ellen Withrow, although not of this series.

$112.95

   WOW!! WOW!! same as above except fancy # with ladder L 44444456 C and It's graded 1 point higher, a 68 out of 70.

$29.95

Printed only in sheets at the BEP store. This note was expertly cut from a sheet and resides in a PCGS GEM 66 PPQ holder. This is the only way collectors can obtain a single note for there collection.

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