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1859 Liberty Seated Half Dime. MS-67+ (PCGS). CAC.

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Figure 1. Panama-Pacific International Exposition souvenir medal struck during the exposition. The bronze medals sold for 50-cents, but remainders sold in bulk lots for ten cents each after the event closed. A silver medal is illustrated, above. Image: Heritage Auctions / CoinWeek.

The Panama-Pacific International Exposition Award Medal

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Morgan and Peace Dollar Reverse Proof with a July 9th 2026 release date

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1973 Eisenhower Dollar. MS-67 (PCGS).

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1794 Flowing Hair Silver Dollar. B-1, BB-1, the only known dies. Rarity-4. BB Die State I. Silver Plug. Specimen-66 (PCGS). CAC.

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1912 Indian Head Quarter Eagle. Image: Stack's Bowers / CoinWeek.

1912 Indian Head Quarter Eagle Proof : A Collector’s Guide

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2021-P Washington Crossing the Delaware Quarter. Image: United States Mint / CoinWeek.

2021-P Washington Crossing the Delaware Quarter : A Collector’s Guide

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1800 Draped Bust Half Dime. Image: Stack's Bowers / CoinWeek.

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1864 Two-Cent Piece. FS-401. Small Motto. MS-66 RD (PCGS).

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