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Star Spangled Sale T H E Where Else? OIN EPOT JULY 2018 C116 Poinsett HighwayD • Greenville, SC 29609 • 800-922-2441 • 864-239-0209 • 864-242-4829 -Fax Star Spangled Sale We are kicking off the 4th of July with some spectacular new listings as well as some Coin Depot favorites. The summer heat may be heading up but the metal markets appear to be cooling down. Now is a great time to buy. GOLD $1,247.00 | SILVER $16.00| PLATINUM $844.00 VIEW OUR WEBSITE AT www.thecoindepot.net FEATURED COIN SPECIALS FOR JULY U-S-A! U-S-A! With the announcement that the World Cup will be re- turning to the United States in 2026, we are offering original vintage stamp sheets in mint condition from the 1994 World Cup—the last time the U.S. hosted the most popular soccer tournament in the world! There SUPER STARTER SET is a limited supply so order today! Average Circulated to BU $ 95PER SHEET Here’s a great start on a U.S type set at a 1 very affordable price. Make’s a perfect gift for any starting collector. You’ll 10 Sheets........................................................ $17.50 receive one of each! 100 Sheet pack (sealed).............................. $138.00 INDIAN CENT LIBERTY “V” NICKEL BUFFALO NICKEL BARBER DIME MERCURY DIME BARBER QUARTER BARBER HALF WALKER HALF FRANKLIN HALF 40% SILVER KENNEDY MORGAN DOLLAR WALKING LIBERTY HALVES $5 LIBERTY PEACE DOLLAR ON SPECIAL! GOLD COINS All 12 coins for Borderline Uncirculated Premium Quality BU You can never go wrong with these Now’s a great time to stock up on early $ EACH95 beauties! gold before the prices go higher. Each is a 99 bold struck and lustrous example of this 3 Groups ................................. $285.00 $ 95EACH ever-popular coin! 10 Groups ............................... $939.00 5 Different ................................16 $79.00 $ EACH00 10 Mixed................................. $149.00 Each group will come housed in 3 Different ...........................364 $1,088.00 Roll ......................................... $288.00 an old timey draw string bag. 10 Mixed.............................. $3,555.00 1943 YEAR SET 1929-D Premium Quality BU WALKING LIBERTY HALVES This 5-coin set consists of a steel cent, Premium Quality BU silver wartime nickel, Mercury dime, Washington quarter and Walker half Is the glass half empty or half full? dollar. Together this is a very beautiful Does 1929 mark the end of the roaring set. Put one or more away. 20s or the beginning of Great Depres- sion? Either way this coin makes a great conversation starter. $ EACH50 57 $ 00 3 Sets ....................................... $169.00 388 EACH 1799/8 1909-S 1892-CC ORGAN OLLAR BUST DOLLAR INDIAN HEAD CENTS M D Very Fine Very Fine Premium Quality BU Buy one of the keys to the Indian cent Pleasing coins with natural surfaces, Own the popular overdate Bust dollar set at a great price. Only 309,000 were these key-date “CC” dollars will make a at a common date price. minted! That’s a lower mintage than the great addition to your holdings! 1909-S V.D.B. $ 00 $ 00 only $ 00 EACH 1,988 488EACH 988 1909-S COLUMBIAN HALF DOLLAR 1795 LINCOLN CENTS BLOWOUT FLOWING HAIR DOLLAR Fine or Better These were the first U.S. commemorative coins ever minted...dating 1892 and 1893. Very Fine A scarcer issue than today’s pricing We just found a bag of these less than per- would indicate, the 1909-S Lincoln cent fect coins and are blowing them out super offers terrific value in nice middle Add an example of this short-lived cheap. Order early, these are sure to sell Flowing Hair dollar to your collec- grades. out! $ 95 tion. $ 00 EACH EACH 10 Coins..................................12 $125.00 $ 00 99 EACH 3 Coins .................................... $295.00 20 Coin Rolls.......................... $239.00 4,888 100 Coins (5 Rolls) ............. $1,188.00 BUST DOLLARS PEACE DOLLAR ROLLS TWO-CENT SPECIAL! ON SPECIAL! Brilliant Uncirculated Very Good or Better Very Good We offer the popular 2¢ piece in a nice Buy a nice type coin for your collec- We recently bought some fresh bags of tion. Where else could you find these these beauties. Each roll contains 20 beau- collectible grade! but the Coin Depot? tiful coins. $ 00 $ 95EACH $ 00 ROLL EACH 429 17 999 5 Rolls.................................. $2,138.00 3 Different ................................ $49.95 2 Different ........................... $1,975.00 10 Rolls................................ $4,250.00 10 Mixed................................. $159.00 1950-D ....................... $25.50 1958 ........................... $17.95 1951 ........................... $18.95 1958-D ....................... $17.95 1951-D ....................... $29.95 1959 ........................... $17.95 1951-S ....................... $24.95 1959-D ....................... $17.95 1952 ........................... $18.95 1960 ........................... $16.95 1952-D ....................... $19.95 1960-D ....................... $17.95 1952-S ....................... $64.95 1961 ........................... $16.95 FRANKLIN HALVES 1953 ........................... $26.95 1961-D ....................... $16.95 Premium Quality BU 1953-D ....................... $18.95 1962 ........................... $15.95 1953-S ....................... $41.95 1962-D ....................... $15.95 1954 ........................... $18.95 1963 ........................... $15.50 1948 ........................... $19.95 1954-D ....................... $19.95 1963-D ....................... $15.50 1948-D ....................... $19.95 1954-S ....................... $22.95 1949 ........................... $29.95 1955 ........................... $22.95 1949-D ....................... $47.50 1956 ........................... $19.95 COMPLETE SET IN ALBUM 1949-S ....................... $69.95 1957 ........................... $19.95 $ 00 1950 ........................... $21.50 1957-D ....................... $17.95 699EACH 51 MERCURIES MERCURY DIMES 1894 MORGAN DOLLARS We’ve taken 50-average circulated Mer- Borderline Uncirculated Premium Quality BU cury dimes all dated before 1946 and We don’t see these early date Mercury With a mintage of just 110,972 com- added a Premium Quality mintmarked Dimes in this grade very often! Mercury from the 1930s. Where else pared to the mintage of the key-date 1917-S.........$22.95 1924-S........ $67.95 1893-S of 100,000, the 1894 looks like but the Coin Depot. 1918-D ....... $34.95 1926-D ....... $31.95 an incredible bargain! 1918-S........ $29.95 1928-D ....... $74.95 Good ....................................... $498.00 $ ROLL00 + 1 (51 COINS) 1920-D ....... $31.95 1928-S........ $24.95 88 1920-S........ $29.95 1929-D ......... $7.95 Very Good to Fine ................. $668.00 5 “deals” 255 coins ................ $425.00 1923-S........ $79.95 1929-S.......... $7.95 VF to XF................................. $888.00 1924-D ....... $74.95 1931-S........ $34.95 Borderline Unc ................... $1,288.00 10 “deals” 510---- coins......... $839.00 All 14 Coins ............................ $529.00 Premium Quality BU ......... $2,288.00 1901 1914 SERIES 1941 PROOF SET MORGAN DOLLARS FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES Superb Proof Borderline Uncirculated Fine More than 75 years old now, these These large oversized notes were used in One of the scarcest 20th Century ‘P’- scarce sets have a mintage of just everyday life in the early part of the 20th 15,287! How many could have possibly mint Morgan dollars. These high century. Enjoy this piece of history. survived? Each set contains a Walker grade coins are boldly struck and offer half, Mercury dime, Washington quar- great luster. $5 Note...................................... $89.00 ter, Jefferson nickel and the Lincoln $10 Note.................................... $99.00 cent, specially struck back in 1941. $ 00 $20 Note.................................. $109.00 EACH only $ 00 395 All 3 Notes.............................. $288.00 777 EACH MORE GREAT SPECIALS • CALL TODAY 800-922-2441 1956 FRANKLIN ROLLS 1931-S TYPE TWO INCOLN ENTS Premium Quality BU L C U.S. GOLD DOLLAR It’s a little known fact that 1956 Franklin Choose Your Grade Choice Borderline Unc. rolls are a good deal scarcer (like probably ten to one) than the key date 1955 Franklin We offer the third key to the ever Don’t overlook these diminutive gold rolls. Your choice of tubed rolls or bank popular Lincoln cent set at a special coins, while small in size, they offer wrapped. Put some away while you can. price. It’s been a while since we’ve great value! had enough to offer these on special. Each Roll................................ $288.00 $ 00EACH 3 Rolls..................................... $858.00 Very Fine.................................. $77.00 488 10 Rolls................................ $2,777.00 PQBU ..................................... $144.00 CALL TO RESERVE 3 DIFFERENT WALKERS 1916 1928 STANDING LIBERTY QUARTERS Premium Quality BU PEACE DOLLARS Very Fine Here is your chance to own P-D-S ~ Choose Your Grade ~ Walking Liberty Halves from the This key-date SLQ shows virtually a full date but is struck on a slightly porous 1940s. planchet saving you about $1,500. Buy the key to the popular Peace 3 Different “P”......................... $69.95 $ 00 dollar set at our lowest prices ever. 3 Different “D” ........................ $85.00 Choice Borderline6,666 Unc ........... $8,888 3 Different “S”......................... $95.00 XF/AU .................................... $244.00 Fine, 2/3rds date shown .......... $5,555 All 9 Different........................ $239.00 Premium Quality BU ............ $344.00 1994 MATTE PROOF TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY
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