PhilipDriverCurrency.com

COINS

Please Add $6.50 to all coin purchases.  If you buy two or more Gold Coins, your shipping is Free.  (Please note that my Gold Coin prices are some of the best in the industry).  Gold prices can change weekly.  Confirm your Gold Coin and price and place your order today.

Click on pic to enlarge

USA-Gold Type: $2 1/2

Liberty Quarter Eagle 1840-1907 (Dates Our Choice)  This is the Coronet Type, referring to the ornamental band worn around Ms. Liberty's head.  Designed by Christian Gobrecht, the precious metal content is 4.18 gm of 900 fine gold.  Note that a generic picture is shown.  Very Fine $240  Extremely Fine $285  Almost Uncirculated $349  Brilliant Uncirculated $439

Indian Quarter Eagle 1908-1929 (Dates Our Choice)  This $2 1/2 gold denomination is called a Quarter Eagle and is unusual , in that the entire design is below the surfaces of the coin.  Designed by Bela Pratt, the precious metal content is 4.18gm. of 900 fine gold.  Note that a generic picture is shown.  Very Fine $279  Extremely Fine $315  Almost Uncirculated $340  Brilliant Uncirculated $399

USA-Gold Type: $5

Liberty Half Eagle 1839-1908 (Dates Our Choice)  This $5 gold coin is the Coronet Type, referring to the ornamental band worn around Ms. Liberty's head.  In particular this variety features the motto "In God We Trust" above the eagle.  Designed by Christian Gobrecht, the precious metal content is 8.36 gm. of 900 fine gold.  Note that a generic picture is shown.  Very Fine $249  Extremely Fine $265  Almost Uncirculated $280  Brilliant Uncirculated $360

Indian Half Eagle 1908-1929 (Dates Our Choice)  This $5 gold coin is called Half Eagle.  The Indian Type is unusual in that the entire design is below the surfaces of the coin.  Designed by Bela Pratt, the precious metal content os this coin is 8.36 gm. of 900 fine gold.  Note that a generic picture is shown.  Very Fine $340  Extremely Fine $365  Almost Uncirculated $395  Brilliant Uncirculated $450

USA-Gold Type: $10

Liberty Eagle 1838-1907 (Dates Our Choice)  This Gold Eagle is the Coronet Type, referring to the ornamental band worn around Ms. Liberty's head.  In particular, this variety features the motto "In God We Trust" above the eagle.  Designed by Christian Gobrecht, the precious metal content of this conin is 16.72 gm. of 900 fine gold.  Note that a generic picture is shown.  Very Fine $365  Extremely Fine $380  Almost Uncirculated $415  Brilliant Uncirculated $480

Indian Eagle 1907-1932 (Dates Our Choice)  This Indian Eagle was designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, the leading sculptor in America.  The precious metal content of this coin is 16.72 gm. of 900 fine gold.  Note that a generic picture is shown.  Very Fine $490  Extremely Fine $520  Almost Uncirculated $599  Brilliant Uncirculated $635

USA-Gold Type $20

Liberty Double Eagle 1849-1907 (Dates Our Choice) This Double Eagle is the Liberty Head Type which features the motto "In God We Trust" above the eagle and the face value spelled "Twenty Dollars."  Designed by James Longacre, the precious metal content of this example is 33.44 gm. of 900 fine gold.  Note that a generic picture is shown.  Very Fine $695  Extremely Fine $720  Almost Uncirculated $745  Brilliant Uncirculated $795

St. Gaudens Double Eagle 1907-1932 (Dates Our Choice)  This Gold  Double Eagle is designed by and nicknamed for Augustus Saint-Gaudens the leading sculptor in America.  This portrayal of Ms. Liberty is often called "One of the Most Beautiful Coins in the World".  The precious metal content of this coin is 33.44 gm. of 900 fine gold.  Note that a generic picture is shown.  Extremely Fine $745  Almost Uncirculated $775  Brilliant Uncirculated $815

HALF CENTS 1973-1857

1806 Half Cent Draped Bust Type Large 6, stems   A modified reverse design was introduced during 1802, and used throuth 1808.  The half cent is the lowest face value coin struck by the United States.  All half cents are scarce, but the series has never enjoyed the popularity of some of the other series, hence the more common dates and varities are reasonably priced.  This coinage was discontiinued by the Act of February 21, 1857.  All were coined at the Philadelphia Mint.  This is a beautiful display example, well circulated while retaining remarkable detail, strong date, some drapery shows, the shoulder drapery and hair over brow warn smooth.  Offered at $130.00

LARGE CENTS 1793-1857

SMALL CENTS  INDIAN HEAD TYPE 1859-1909

TWO CENT PIECES 1864-1873

1869 Two Cent Piece The two cent piece is one of the short-lived issues of United States coinage.  The motto "In God We Trust" appeared for the first time on the new coin due largely to the increased religious sentiment during the Civil War Crisis.  It will be noted that the shield device is very similar to the nickel five cent piece introduced in 1866.  All coined at the Philadelphia Mint.  This is a very nice display example.  Offered at $120.00

QUARTER DOLLARS 1796 to DATE

1917 Variety 1 Standing Liberty  Quarty Dollar This type quarter was designed by Hermon A. MacNeil.  The left arm of Liberty is upraised uncovering a shield in the attitude of protection.  Her right hand bears the olive branch of peace.  MacNeil's initial M is located above and to the right of the date.  Only 8,740,000 total Variety 1 examples were minted making this a very rare quarter dollar indeed.  If any circulation at all, it is light indeed.  Offered at $275.00

HALF DOLLARS 1794 to DATE

SILVER DOLLARS MORGAN 1878-1921

Morgan Silver Dollars  Liberty Head or Morgan Type Silver Dollars.   Coinage of the silver dollar was suspended after 1904 when the bullion supply became exhausted.  Under provisions of the Pittman Act of 1918, 270,232,722 silver dollars were melted and later, in 1921, coinage of the silver dollar was resumed.  The Morgan design, with some slight refinements, was employed until the new Peace design was adopted later in that year.   

Moderate Circulation Morgans, Mixed Dates, over 100 in stock.  $16.50 each

Light Circulated Morgans, Mixed Dates, over 50 in stock.  $19.00 each

Uncirculated Morgans, Brilliant BU about 40 in stock $35.00 each       

SILVER DOLLARS MORGAN CC CARSON CITY

1878 Carson City Morgan or Liberty Head Silver Dollar.  NGC MS 61  Only 97,000 of these examples were struck.  CC collectors find the historic and romance of the old West coupled with the relatively small number of conins required (only thirteen production years) irresistible.  Carson City is located 14 miles from historic Virginia city, the site of the famous Comstock Lode and many other Nevada silver mines.  The Carson City Mint was opened July 1, 1869, and struck its first coins in 1870.  This is a super Investment Grade Coin.  Offered at $295.00

1882 Carson City Silver Dollar.  BU Uncirculated with only a trace of coin contact from bag handling.  Only 1,133,000 total CC coins were minted making this RARE BU example.  This is truly Investment Grade and retains full mint luster with few noticable surface marks.  Offered at $375.00

1884 Carson City Silver Dollar.  BU Uncirculated  Full mint luster, and few noticeable surface marks.  Investment Grade and simply brilliant to the eye.  Exceptional edge beeding.  Only  1,136,000 were minted making this a hard example indeed.  Don't hesitate, this is the real deal.  Offered at $345.00

1890 Carson City Silver Dollar VG+ Showing nice detail although this Rare CC has seen moderate circulation.  Only 2,309,041 of these coins were minted.  All hairlines are strong and the ear is well defined.  The Liberty on the head band remains strong and the date retains detail.  You can see the strong CC letters on the reverse required on a Investment Grade Carson City.  Offered at $150.00

SILVER DOLLAR PEACE TYPE 1921-1935

SILVER DOLLAR EISENHOWER 1971-1978

COMPLETE SET of Eisenhower Silver Dollars Including Proof-Only Issues, 31 Silver Dollars total.  1971, 1971-D, 1971-S 40% BU, 1971-S 40% Proof, 1972, 1972-D, 1972-S 40% BU, 1972-S 40% Proof, 1973, 1973-D, 1973-S Clad Proof, 1973-S 40% BU, 1973-S 40 Proof, 1974, 1974-D, 1974-S Clad Proof, 1974-S 40% BU, 1974-S 40% Proof, 1976 Variety I, 1976 Variety II, 1976-D Variety I, 1976-D Variety II, 1976-S variety I, 1976-S Variety II, 1076-S 40% BU, 1976-S 40% Proof, 1977, 1977-D, 1977-S Proof, 1978, 1978-D, 1978-S Proof.  Collection comes in its own bound display book.     $1,250.00