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Last Minute Gifts T H E Where Else? OIN EPOT MID-DECEMBER 2018 C116 Poinsett HighwayD • Greenville, SC 29609 • 800-922-2441 • 864-239-0209 • 864-242-4829 -Fax Last Minute Gifts Once you receive this mailer, there will only be a few more days to order for the holiday. For all those last minute shoppers out there, we’ve got you covered with some great selections. Order today! GOLD $1,250.00 | SILVER $15.00 | PLATINUM $800.00 VIEW OUR WEBSITE AT www.thecoindepot.net FEATURED COIN SPECIALS FOR MID-DECEMBER 2019 SILVER EAGLES - PRE ORDER! 2019 SILVER EAGLES 1878 MORGAN DOLLARS & CANADIAN MAPLE LEAVES Superb Brilliant Uncirculated Premium Quality BU Own three different varieties from $ EACH95 Philadelphia’s first Morgan Dollar. 19 10 Coins................................................................... $199.00 7 Tail Feather........................... $79.00 20 Coins................................................................... $397.00 8 Tail Feather......................... $149.00 100 Coins.............................................................. $1,980.00 7/8 Tail Feather...................... $159.00 500 Coins (Monster Box) .................................... $9,875.00 All 3 ........................................ $375.00 $2½ LIBERTY BRITISH GOLD SOVEREIGNS 5 DIFFERENT GOLD COIN Premium Quality BU WALKER HALVES Premium Quality BU Sovereigns were once the most recognized $2½ Liberty’s were struck from 1840 to and respected medium of exchange in the Premium Quality BU 1907. They are much scarcer than $2½ world. Cheaper than 1/4 oz. gold eagles, these coins are sought for both their collectability Indians. It’s been a long while since we $ 955 COINS had enough to run them on special. and as a solid gold investment. 99 10 Mixed ................................. $195.00 Each ........................................ $335.00 $ EACH00 Mixed Roll (20 Coins) ........... $385.00 3 Different ..............................299 $888.00 3 Different .............................. $988.00 5 Rolls (100 Coins) ............. $1,888.00 10 Mixed .............................. $2,944.00 10 Different ......................... $3,250.00 1889-CC MORGAN DOLLAR 1915-S $2½ PAN-PAC Premium Quality BU COMMEMORATIVE GOLD This key-date Morgan shows a strong Premium Quality BU strike and amazing eye appeal. Where With a low estimated survival rate of only else but the Coin Depot? 4500 coins, this rare coin is a must for the as- tute collector. The obverse shows the female figure of Columbia riding the mythological $ hippocampus across the water. She carries a caduceus sharing the victory over the yellow We also have18,888 another About Unc. coin fever that afflicted so many. The reverse is with a couple of small surface hits the popular eagle design of the 1870's. saving you thousands! only $5,495 $1,78800 1908-S & 1909-S 1925 1920S MERCURY DIMES INDIAN CENTS STONE MOUNTAIN HALF 1923-1925-1926-1927-1928-1929 Premium Quality BU Premium Quality BU Pleasing Fine This early commemorative helped raise You’ll get every Indian cent struck at A quick start in collecting a BU set of funds for the Confederate-themed carv- Mercury dimes. Order early as a sellout San Francisco at a nice savings. ing on Stone Mountain. is quite likely. Pick your choice of dates - while they last! 1908-S....................................... $99.00 $ 95 EACH your choice $ 95 1909-S..................................... $429.00 49 EACH 3 Coins.................................... $144.00 29 Both Coins.............................. $509.00 All Six ..................................... $175.00 1941-1945-PDS 1964 1800 “WAR YEARS” KENNEDY HALVES AMERICAI MERCURY DIME SET Premium Quality BU BUST DOLLAR Buy while premiums are low. This is a Premium Quality BU These diminutive coins look impressive great way to own silver! Very Fine when mounted in a deluxe lucite display This variety of silver dollar shows a board. Own all 15-different examples. raised line following America in the de- $ PER00 ROLL Each coin is well-struck and lustrous! 159 sign leading to it’s name. 5 Rolls..................................... $788.00 $ 00 $ 00 99PER SET 1964-D .................................... $169.00 2,488 1903-S 1934-S 1893-CC MORGAN DOLLAR PEACE DOLLARS MORGAN DOLLARS ~ Affordable Grades ~ Choice Borderline Unc. Choice Borderline Uncirculated Just a hint of rub makes this Morgan an Here’s the 1893 Carson City Morgan outstanding alternative to a PQBU ex- We offer the undisputed key to the pop- dollar in a variety of affordable grades. ample. We only have a few in stock, ular Peace dollar set at a very popular price! order early. Good ....................................... $218.00 $ 00 Very Good.............................. $277.00 only EACH Fine......................................... $319.00 $ 00EACH 388 1,288 3 Coins ................................. $1,144.00 Very Fine................................ $599.00 Go For the Gold - TAKE ADVANTAGE OF GREAT GOLD PRICING! Premium Quality Brilliant Uncirculated Other Grades ARE AVAILABLE - Call for Pricing! ½ ½ $2 Liberty ...........$329.00 $2 Indian .............$299.00 $5 Liberty.............$399.00 $5 Indian...............$499.00 $10 Liberty...........$775.00 $10 Indian.............$799.00 $20 Liberty........$1,475.00 $20 Saint............$1,495.00 1921 P & D TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY 1912-S MERCURY DIMES ‘S’-MINT MORGANS LIBERTY ‘V’ NICKELS About Good Premium Quality BU Very Good A scarce issue in any grade, the 1921 Save on these bold-strike beauties! Here is your opportunity to own the only Mercury Dime is a great value at this Liberty ‘V’ nickel to bear the San Fran- price! 1898-S..................................... $159.00 cisco mintmark. 1899-S..................................... $279.00 1921........................................... $29.00 1900-S..................................... $159.00 $ 00EACH $ 95EACH 1921-D ...................................... $49.00 1901-S..................................... $319.00 1902-S..................................... $349.00 169 29 Both Coins................................ $75.00 2 Coins.................................... $329.00 All Five ................................ $1,225.00 1796 SMALL EAGLE $1 TYPE ONE SCARCE PEACE DOLLARS DRAPED BUST DOLLAR GOLD DOLLARS OF 1927 Fine to Very Fine Choice Borderline Unc. Premium Quality BU No scratches. No rim problems. Only These diminutive gold dollars were These well-struck and lustrous coins are some planchet adjustment marks on the struck from 1849 to 1854 and have al- offered at a terrific price! obverse which attest to the originality of ways been popular for mounting in this piece. We think all small eagle bust jewelry. 1927........................................... $59.50 dollars are under-rated. only 1927-D ...................................... $99.50 $ 00EACH $ 00 199 1927-S....................................... $99.50 3,333 3 Different .............................. $588.00 All Three ................................ $249.50 MORE GREAT SPECIALS • CALL TODAY 800-922-2441 1921 $2½ INDIAN GOLD PEACE DOLLAR PEACE DOLLARS Premium Quality BU ROLLS Very Good or Better We offer nice lustrous well-struck Brilliant Uncirculated Own the first-year-of-issue, the only beauties. Add some to your holdings Each roll contains a well-mixed group today! Peace dollar ever struck in a high relief of lustrous Peace dollars. at a great price! $ 00EACH 277 $ 00 only $ 00 3 Different .............................. $824.00 EACH EACH 3 Rolls..................................398 $1,188.00 99 5 Different ........................... $1,366.00 Nice XF/AU ............................ $133.00 10 Rolls................................ $3,888.00 1909-S PROOF SILVER EAGLES 1935 HAWAII Superb Proof LINCOLN CENTS We seem to have collected a large number $1 SILVER CERTIFICATE of mixed-date Proof Silver Eagles. Now, Good or Better Fine These notes were issued due to worries of we would rather sell them to than count Japan taking over the Hawaiian islands. This A far scarcer issue than today’s pric- them at inventory time. All in original would given Japan access to over $200 mil- ing would indicate, the 1909-S Lin- U.S. Mint boxes. lion worth of currency. Instead, they marked coln cent offers terrific value in a nice all currency with a "Hawaii" overlay so that middle grade. they could be identified as worthless. $ EACH95 5 Different ..............................49 $238.00 $ EACH95 $ EACH00 88 10 Mixed................................. $455.00 3 Notes......................................34 $99.00 3 Coins.................................... $255.00 Pulled just as they come out of the closet. 10 Notes.................................. $325.00 3-CENT NICKELS FLYING EAGLE CENTS 1892-CC ORGAN OLLARS Good or Better SPECIAL OFFER M D These old three cent nickels, dated from Choose Your Grade! 1865 to 1889 start conversations wherever Sharp Very Fine they are displayed. Nice mid-grade Flying Eagle Cents Good ....................................... $144.00 Very Good.............................. $179.00 Fine......................................... $199.00 $ 95 $ 44EACH EACH XF/AU .................................... $449.00 10 Coins..................................16 $159.00 2 Different Dates44 ..................... $85.00 Borderline Unc. ..................... $699.00 LARGE CENTS REJECTO SEATED DIMES 1932-D & S ASHINGTON UARTERS ON SPECIAL All these 19th Century seated dimes W Q have a bit too much wear or are Very Good Premium Quality BU slightly damaged. These key-date Washington quarters Buy nice, wholesome
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