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2014-S U.S. Proof Set
$37.99This 14-piece clad U.S. Proof set includes the Lincoln cent, Jefferson nickel, Roosevelt dime, five quarter-dollars, Kennedy half dollar, four Presidential dollars and a Native American dollar.
2013-S U.S. Proof Set
$36.99This 14 piece 2013 U.S. Proof Set makes a great starter set for any collection.
1886 US Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS63 “Rainbow Toned”
$399.99This piece has been graded by PCGS as MS 63 and is identified with the serial number 7166.63/80482000
1997 U.S. Mint Proof Set
$11.99This 1997 U.S. Proof Set includes 5 coins in their original mint packaging.
Due to their elegant appearance and low price, proof sets can serve as a great introduction to the world of coin collecting for a beginner, or can be an enjoyable part of a wider collection.
1884-CC United States Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS62 GSA Hoard Box & COA
$359.99The Carson City Mint was established in 1870, and although it was in existence for a mere 24 years, it produced many coins which have endured as collectors’ items.
U.S. Mint World War II 50TH Anniversary 3 Coin Set Gold and Silver – Mint Box & COA
$699.991991-1995 US World War II 50th Anniversary – Three (3) Coin Commemorative Brilliant Uncirculated Set. Coins in this set include: * US Gold $5 World War II, Obverse: American GI with fist and rifle raised, Reverse: Laurel branches surrounding “V” and corresponding Morse code symbol, Approx. 8.359 grams, 90% Gold; * US World War II Silver Dollar, Obverse: Allied Forces storming the beaches of Normandy, Reverse: Quote by General Dwight D. Eisenhower and “flaming sword” patch, Approx.26.73 grams, 90% Silver; * US World War II Clad Half Dollar, Obverse: Americans from the armed services, Reverse: American GI engaged in battle on a Pacific island.