#coin-collecting

Got another one for the collection. 2005-P Chief Justice John Marshall Commemorative Silver Dollar. This one has some firsts attached to it. It's the first U.S. coin ever to feature a Supreme Court Justice.

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Hello Chaps! Like all good anarcho-capitalists I've been busily stacking silver coins since the world was knocked sideways in 2008/9. As well as the usual investment-grade Britannias and Maple Leafs (

The Indian Head Cent (Indian Head Penny) was intended to replace the large cent. It was produced from 1859-1909 and designed by James Barton Longacre who was the chief engraver at the Philadelphia Mint.

My local coin shop (LCS) is located a few blocks away from my community college. After classes I would occasionally stop by the LCS. I have a really good relationship with my LCS. YouTube's MrZeke works

I'm a huge fan of Egyptian mythology, which is why I bought this bar. The Anubis bar is produced by Monarch Precious Metals. Each bar has an antique finish. The obverse depicts Anubis with a coffin. Anubis

A few years ago, my aunt gave me this pendant as a gift. The pendant is 24 karat gold. The pendant is inscribed "9999" which denotes the purity of the gold. The pendant is protected by acrylic,

This 1888-P dollar is a bright coin with nice luster. My Morgan dollar is slabbed in a PCGS holder with a pedigree as coming from the "McClaren Collection." The McClaren Collection is a coin

The Classic Commemorative half dollars were produced from 1892-1954. These commemorative half dollars celebrated important events in American history. Private organizations commissioned the US Mint to

I stash graded Ben Frankiln Half Dollars - so should you! These are among the last 90% coins minted by the U.S. Mint. China is actively counterfeiting US Silver Eagles - you cannot tell the difference!

Since I was already able to amass 19 rolls of these from my (Navy Federal) Credit Union, I want to reveal this little known investment action item to all of my STEELMIT friends. This year, the Philadelphia