2008 Sacagawea silver enriched dollar released in 2008 is available for purchase. This release pays tribute to the guide with Lewis and Clark. Learn More

Morgan Silver Dollars are some of the rarest coins minted in the last century and are valuable because of their rich history and high silver content. Learn More

A Major Discovery concerning U.S. Mint® error coins could make you thousands of dollars. An error coin was found in a recently acquired stockpile of Kennedy Half Dollars. This particular error was an off-center strike, and we realized there may be more as yet undiscovered. But instead of Gallery Officials going through the coins to find out, it was decided to allow collectors the opportunity to find them first. Learn More

From time to time, the United States Commemorative Gallery clears out their vaults which stores hoards of various coins to make room for new arrivals. Thousands of unclaimed coins are now up for grabs for the general American public. These coins are no longer minted and no longer in circulation, making them extremely valuable to claim. All of these coins have been separated into the following 3 Vault Box sizes of your choice:

Small Vault Box #SVLTB $9
Medium Vault Box #MVLTB $19
Large Vault Box #LVLTB $29
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The heaviest and most prestigious Silver Dollar ever minted, now enhanced through state-of-the-art technology with 24Kt. Gold. Learn More

The coins have been separated into the following 3 Safe Box groupings of your choice:
Contents of Vault Safe Box 1 for just $11
Contents of Vault Safe Box 2 for just $29
Contents of Vault Safe Box 3 for just $89 Learn More

The historic Wheat Pennies have always been popular and have kept their value because they are the first coins to depict a real person, Abraham Lincoln, versus a mythic figure. They were also the first cents to be engraved with the words "In God We Trust." All Lincoln Wheat Pennies are 95% copper. Learn More

The vault contains historic Federal Bank Notes, coins in uncirculated mint condition, coins made of silver, gold, and platinum plated plus many more with great value. There is no telling how many rare, historic treasures are waiting to be discovered. Learn More

The Lincoln Wheat Cents were originally struck in large quantities between 1909-1958. Learn More