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2021 Peace Dollar – Lowest mintage in the series

The new 2021 Peace Dollar was issued for the 100th anniversary of this iconic coin series that was first minted in 1921.

2021 Morgan Silver Dollars – The heaviest and purest Silver Dollars

The new 2021 Morgan Silver Dollar was issued for the 100th anniversary of this iconic coin series that was last minted in 1921. The new coins are minted in 0.858 troy ounces of .999 pure silver, greater weight and purity than the .7734 troy ounces and .900 purity of the original coins struck between 1878 – 1921. Because of modern minting technology, they are the first Morgan Dollars to attain the perfect MS70 grade, a coin with no post-production imperfections at 5x magnification.

The Perth Mint in Australia has just released the first ever Incuse Silver Koala High Relief coin. The coin is stunning, and with a low mintage of just 5,000 coins, they are worth collecting. We are showcasing the coin certified in perfect MS70 condition by ANACS, one of the top three coin grading services in the world.

2020 is the final year American Gold Eagle coins will be issued with the beloved “Family of Eagles” design nesting on the reverse of the coins. The design by Miley Busiek, has appeared on every coin since 1986. The design change makes the 2020 releases key dates in the series. This is an ideal time to buy the complete four coin type set comprising of the popular one-ounce $50 Gold Eagle and the three lower mintage fractional coins that have a face value of $25, $10 & $5. Combined the sets contain 1.85 troy ounces of 22 karat gold.

$20 Saint Gaudens Double Eagle coins were named for their designer, Augustus Saint Gaudens, one of the most famous beaux-arts designs and sculptors of the 19th century. They have long been considered the most beautiful coin in American coinage history. The design of the modern Gold Eagles, signed into law by president Ronald Reagan in 1986, is based on this famous design. These coins are close to being 100 years old and will become vintage coins in less than two years. The coins are certified in MS63 condition by NGC, the largest coin grading service in the world.

1986-2020 American Silver Eagle Collection PCGS PR70 Signed by John Dannreuther

The U.S. Mint sent shock waves through the collector market when they announced the 35 year design of the world’s most collected silver coin, the American Silver Eagle, would be changed forever. The 2020 American Silver Eagle will long be remembered and collected for being the last full year issue bearing the beloved Heraldic Eagle design. After 35 years, the United States Mint will release a completely new reverse design to the popular American Silver Eagle in 2021.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a complete year set of American Silver Eagle Proof coins in perfect PR70 condition. Proof refers to the method of manufacture and not the condition of a coin. Proof coins are struck especially for collectors. This set contains a Proof coin from each year of issue (Due to a shortage of silver no coins were struck in 2009).

In addition to being certified in perfect PR70 condition, each coin has been hand signed by John Dannreuther, co-founder of PCGS and award winning author.

American Eagle palladium Signature Series Coins Available in October 2020

The Uncirculated 2020-W American Eagle palladium coin will be limited to an issue of 10,000 coins when released by the U.S. Mint later this month.

Orders will be limited to one coin per household. This is the first time the U.S. Mint is striking a palladium American Eagle with an Uncirculated “matte” finish since introducing the palladium American Eagle option in 2017. Westminster Mint is offering NGC & PCGS certified Signature Series coins certified in perfect 70 condition.

To register your interest contact your representative now. Supplies of the best Signature coins will be extremely limited for this series! We expect to ship the coins in October.

What is numismatics?

Numismatics is the collection and study of coins, paper money, tokens, and medals. These are the most widely collected and studied numismatic materials. Other items are stock certificates, checks, and notes of financial obligations.

What is the numismatic value?

There are three common ways to value a coin – by its face value, its intrinsic value and its numismatic value.