What a neat item! This is a $1 Gold piece that has been made into a Love Token with what I am pretty certain are the initials LJY.

Included is $180 in 1934 $10 Notes and $30 in 1950 $10 Notes.

22 are $1935 and 16 are $1957. The group is very well worn and are low grade to say the least. Still an affordable group.

Affordable circulated $5 Red Seal

Included is 1 $100 1928 and 4 $100 1934 notes. The 1928 says it is redeemable in Gold. Too bad that is no longer true.

We buy these from a Gold and Silver buyer, not coin store. The bags have many more early dates, more better dates, more Indian cents, a very few Canada cents, and a few memorial cents. Many customer re-buys!

1932, 1934, 1935-D, 1935-S, 1937, 1937-S, 1939-D, 1939-S, 1950-S, 1955-D, and 1964. Grade is Good to AU.

You get a 20 count roll of Buffalo, Indian Head, Morgan, Statue of Liberty, and Walking Liberty. 100 Copper Rounds total!

Affordable certified specimen. An inexpensive 225 year old specimen.

Not really a cent this was privately minted and used as coinage before U.S. coins were minted. Probably dug up and looks pretty good for the grade.

Very nice for the grade. These counterpunched stamps are collectible in their own right. This one is a double sided S. I would describe this as an AG coin with a double sided counterpunch. Neat!

The holder is scarred on both sides. Affordable better date specimen.

Affordable early date large cent with what looks like corrosion. A $325 coin without the damage.

Reverse has a light corrosion.

Affordable early date certified specimen.

Affordable early better date with corrosion. A $65 coin without the corrosion.

This is an About Uncirculated coin that someone over cleaned it. Very nice for the price. An affordable specimen for the lower budget collector. This coins would sell for $2000 plus if it were not cleaned. Our low price is at Extra Fine BID!

The damage looks a lot like corrosion.

The damage looks like corrosion. Nice coin for the price as this is a $70 coin in VF.

The damage looks like corrosion. Nice looking coin.

The damage looks much like corrosion.

Affordable certified specimen.

The damage looks like corrosion.

Affordable early type coin. Any damage is minor.

The scratching ins in front of the face. Affordable certified specimen.

Token weighs in at 2 ounces and is just over 2 inches in diameter. A neat and relatively old token!

WOW! Somebody over cleaned this BU Classic Head $2.5 Gold coin that would probably have graded MS63. Nice coin for the money! The August Quarterly II lists this coin in AU50 at $1100, AU58 at $2000, MS60 at $3100, MS62 at $4200, and MS63 at $8500. Our

Half Dime

Affordable certified specimen that has overly cleaned. Reduced by $125 from XF price.

Affordable certified specimen.

Affordable certified specimen.

Affordable certified specimen.

Looks like a heavy dose of corrosion. This one is not for the faint of heart.

The damage is not severe. Nice coin for the price!

Affordable certified specimen.

Affordable certified specimen.

Looks good for the way it sounds.

Brilliant. Current Greysheet, Jan. 16, 2012, shows BID in MS63 at $865 and MS62 at $525. Ours is a bargain at only $400.

Nice looking coin that has been cleaned.

An affordable certified specimen. Priced BELOW VG Money!

Brilliant. Greysheet on 01,16,2012 shows BID MS64 at $1300, MS63 at $865, and MS62 at $525. Check out our Bargain Price of only $625.

I cannot tell this coin is bent. Nice for the price!

Affordable certified specimen.

Brilliant. Greysheet on 01,16,2012 is MS63 BID at $865 and MS62 BID at $525. Our low price of $450 is a great buy.

Dark, but a nice looking coin for the way it sounds.

The damage looks like corrosion.

Affordable certified specimen with a repunched date.

Nice looking coin. I cannot tell it is bent.

Affordable certified specimen that has been cleaned.

Affordable certified specimen.

Cleaned with one very small hit on the rim, hardly worth mentioning and hard to find. This one is a money maker if cracked out and sold raw.

Affordable three dollar gold certified.

Affordable certified specimen.

Why anyone would submit a holed coin to be grade I can only guess. An affordable hole filler for the low budget collector. This coin sells for $130 in XF!

Affordable certified specimen.

Affordable certified specimen.

Brilliant with good luster!

Good Luster!

Contains .1177 ounces of Gold. This coin is 156 years old!

Nice coin! Slanted 5 variety. All there for the grade. BID is $340 withing the variety! This is a nice coin at a nice price!

Very minor and thin scratches on the obverse.

Affordable early Flying Eagle.

Good color with some Copper Steaks of Toning.

I cannot see the bend. Very nice for VF!

Looks like someone started to drill a small necklace hole and stopped half way. Affordable certified specimen. Priced as VG.

Light corrosion seen on both sides.

Affordable certified specimen.

The damage looks like corrosion.

Affordable certified specimen.

Old leaning and now looks close to normal.

Nice Blue toning on the obverse. The lamination is from the bottom up into the leaves on the reverse.

Cleaned long ago and pretty much toned back to a normal look.

This coin has a CDN Greysheet BID price of $765. Nice piece at a bargain price.

I bought a group of these and know nothing about them. I am listing them based only on what I paid so there could easily be a bargain to find.

I bought a group of these and know nothing about them. I am listing them based only on what I paid so there could easily be a bargain to find.

I bought a group of these and know nothing about them. I am listing them based only on what I paid so there could easily be a bargain to find.

I bought a group of these and know nothing about them. I am listing them based only on what I paid so there could easily be a bargain to find.

Uncirculated specimen. dated July 5th, 1862. Nice collectible fron the Civil War Era. When I searched the net, I found AU pieces listed for $90 and up.

Small clip from 3 to 4.

I bought a group of these and know nothing about them. I am listing them based only on what I paid so there could easily be a bargain to find.

I bought a group of these and know nothing about them. I am listing them based only on what I paid so there could easily be a bargain to find.

I bought a group of these and know nothing about them. I am listing them based only on what I paid so there could easily be a bargain to find.

I bought a group of these and know nothing about them. I am listing them based only on what I paid so there could easily be a bargain to find.

I bought a group of these and know nothing about them. I am listing them based only on what I paid so there could easily be a bargain to find.

I bought a group of these and know nothing about them. I am listing them based only on what I paid so there could easily be a bargain to find.

I bought a group of these and know nothing about them. I am listing them based only on what I paid so there could easily be a bargain to find.

I bought a group of these and know nothing about them. I am listing them based only on what I paid so there could easily be a bargain to find.

Tougher coin.

Tougher variety.

Re-punched Date with a hit on the rim at almost 12.

Affordable certified specimen

Light corrosion at 1 o'clock on the obverse.

Affordable certified specimen.

Affordable certified specimen with a short gouge in the ONE on the reverse.

Affordable certified specimen with a bit of corrosion on the reverse.