The American Silver Eagle is considered one of the most popular coins worldwide. The creation of these iconic 1 Troy oz of .999 fine silver coins was authorized through the Liberty Coin Act of 1985, and production began in 1986. In 2021, a redesign was introduced by the U.S. Mint. The original obverse design, based on Adolph A. Weinman’s 1916 “Walking Liberty” Half Dollar, has been updated with the help of modern technology. Now a closer reflection of Weinman’s original design, the obverse includes the addition of his traditional artist’s mark on the coin itself. The reverse of the Silver Eagle also received an updated form created by one of the U.S. Mints Artistic Infusion Program Designers, Emily Damstra. Now known as “Eagle Landing,” the image depicts an eagle approaching a landing, carrying an oak branch to add to its nest.

Coin Features:

• 1 Troy oz .999 Silver

• Proof Coins minted at the West Point Mint bears the “W” mint mark

• Features a first of its kind Laser Engraved Privy Mark

• Shipped in protective packaging

Shop confidently, knowing that when you make a purchase, you are buying the best. Each coin has been carefully assessed by the Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC) and is graded accordingly. To protect their condition, these items are shipped in their original NGC certification slabs

🇧🇴 1935 Bolivia Republic Proof 10 Centavos – NGC Certified

Experience one of Bolivia’s finest numismatic treasures — the 1935 Proof 10 Centavos, a superbly struck coin that captures the nation’s artistic and historical legacy in exquisite detail. Graded and certified by NGC, this piece represents the pinnacle of Bolivian coinage quality during the early 20th century.

The obverse displays the Bolivian coat of arms, symbolizing the country’s pride, resilience, and natural wealth — framed by the legend “REPÚBLICA DE BOLIVIA.” On the reverse, a finely detailed caduceus divides the denomination “10 C”, surrounded by elegant olive branches and the date 1935.

Struck as a Proof issue, this coin was specially minted with mirror-like fields and sharp reliefs for collectors and dignitaries, not for circulation. Only a small number were produced, and even fewer survive today in high-grade condition.

Certified by NGC as a genuine Proof specimen, it stands out for its exceptional luster, precision strike, and preservation — making it a premium acquisition for advanced collectors of Latin American and world proofs.

Specifications:

• Country: Bolivia

• Year: 1935

• Denomination: 10 Centavos

• Type: Proof Issue (Special Strike)

• Composition: Copper-Nickel

• Diameter: 23 mm (approx.)

• Catalog Reference: KM #179.1

• Grading Service: NGC

Collector’s Note:
Proof Bolivian coins from this era are seldom seen on the market and represent an important chapter in the Republic’s numismatic heritage. High-grade Proofs like this are coveted for their rarity, mirror finish, and connection to Bolivia’s pre-war minting excellence.

Mint: New Orleans (O)

Denomination: $1 USD

Composition: 90% Silver / 10% Copper

Diameter: 38.1 mm

Weight: 26.73 g

Certification: NGC #1833326-010 | Grade: MS-64

This 1884-O Morgan Dollar is a brilliant example from the historic New Orleans Mint, showcasing crisp luster and sharply defined details typical of the series’ later issues. The coin’s surfaces exhibit strong mint frost and radiant cartwheel appeal, with only light contact marks consistent with the MS-64 designation.

Struck during a prolific year for the New Orleans facility, this dollar reflects the industrial growth of post-Reconstruction America and the enduring legacy of George T. Morgan’s iconic Liberty design. The obverse features Lady Liberty wearing a Phrygian cap adorned with wheat and cotton—symbols of American unity—while the reverse displays the majestic eagle clutching arrows and olive branches, framed by a laurel wreath.

A highly collectible piece for both type and date-mint set builders, this coin combines historical significance, solid eye appeal, and trusted third-party certification by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation.

🪙 1950-D Jefferson Nickel – PCGS MS66 FS “Beautiful Tone”

Mint: Denver (D)
Denomination: 5 Cents
Composition: 75% Copper, 25% Nickel
Designer: Felix Schlag
Certification: PCGS MS66 FS – Full Steps

Description

The 1950-D Jefferson Nickel stands among the most desirable issues of the series, renowned for its low mintage of just 2.6 million coins — the lowest regular-issue mintage for any Jefferson Nickel until the modern commemoratives. This example, graded MS66 FS (Full Steps) by PCGS, exemplifies the highest standards of strike and preservation, displaying crisp, fully defined steps on Monticello — a hallmark of elite minting quality.

Eye Appeal & Toning

This specimen displays exceptional natural toning, radiating subtle hues of amber, lilac, and sea-green across lustrous surfaces. The toning enhances the coin’s visual depth, offering a stunning contrast between warm and cool shades that complement the nickel’s metallic brilliance.

Collectability

As one of the key dates in the Jefferson Nickel series, the 1950-D is coveted by both advanced registry collectors and those seeking a cornerstone of mid-century U.S. coinage. Few examples survive with such outstanding surfaces and strong step definition.

🇵🇹 Coin Overview

• Country: Portugal

• Year: 1928

• Denomination: 10 Escudos

• Composition: Silver (.835 fine)

• Weight: ~25 grams

• Diameter: 37 mm

• Mintage: Approximately 100,000 coins

• Grading: PCGS MS64 (Choice Mint State)