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Mike Mezack has been a coin collector since the age of 10. He started 

Mike Mezack - by going to his local coin club with his father (on the third Wednesday of 

every month), graduated to going to local coin shows as a teenager and 

ended up as one of the most respected and successful numismatists of his generation. He nurtured his passion for 

collecting into a profession and has, over the course of over a quarter century, sold hundreds of millions of dollars of 

collectible coins to hundreds of thousands collectors. He has been a fixture on national television for over twenty years 

and is the dean of all on air numismatists pioneering telelvision coin collecting for well over two decades. This passion 

and professionalism lets Mike pick and choose from some of the finest collectibles in the marketplace today and only 

the very best make the cut. Below you will find some of Mike’s favorite collectibles from the show this year! 

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“I’ve always found coin collecting to be a generational touch-stone, something you can pass down to your kids or grandkids, nieces or 

nephews. A hobby to bring the family together that everyone can enjoy!” 

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The Supplemental Silver Eagles 

Coins the U.S. Mint kept secret for over 2 years! 

The American Silver Eagle coins have been released every year from 1986 through this year 2017. The San 

Francisco mint was the first to mint bullion coins from 1986 to 1999. The West Point mint also produced the coins 

from 1988 to 1998. From 2001, they have been minted only in the West Point mint. Or so it was thought! 

The recent Freedom of Information Act filed by a numismatic journalist, has brought forth information that the San Francisco 

and Philadelphia mints have also produced the American Silver Eagle coins between 2014 and 2017. The U.S mint revealed that almost 17 million 

American Silver Eagles have been minted in Philadelphia from 2014 to 2017, out of which only 79,640 were minted in 2015. The only distinguishing 

factor for these coins (as they don’t have a Mint mark) are the 5-digit serial numbers on the green monster boxes beginning with the number 1. The 

only way to confirm if it is an authentic Philadelphia mint Silver Eagle is to send in one of these sealed monster boxes to a grading service. Once the 

sealed strap is broken, however, the Silver Eagles become indistinguishable and can no longer be certified authentic. 

2015 (P) Silver Eagle - MS70 2015 (P) Silver Eagle - MS69 

As stated above, the only way to 

confirm an authentic Philadelphia 

Mint Silver Eagle is to send in an 

entire sealed monster box with 

the designated serial numbers. 

We were fortunate to have some 

of these monster boxes however 

given the coins had already been 

out for some time, MS70 coins 

were few and far between. The 

small handfull that did grade 

out we put in our custom label 

showing the 79,640 total mintage 

number. Get in on these before 

they are gone for good and add a 

true rarity to your collection. 

033263 $3000 

While almost indistinguishable 

to the naked eye from the MS70, 

the MS69 coins fortunately 

graded out in a slightly higher 

quantity and therefore we 

are able to offer at a more 

affordable price. The MS70 is 

certainly the pinnacle in grading 

perfection but that is not to 

say one grade lower at MS69 

is not an incredibly lofty grade. 

Particularly for a coin that had 

been out of a certified holder 

for over 2 years before being 

discovered. These MS69 coins 

are still some of the rarest in the 

series so get yours today! 

033262 $499.95

2016 PSW Silver Eagle Set 

2016 2017 

Continuing in the “supplemental” Silver Eagle series is our PSW set. In 

2016 both the Philadelphia and San Francisco Mints assisted in Eagle 

production so we put together a 3-coin set including the Westpoint 

Mint with our exclusive Presidential Seal ANACS label. 

MS70 3-Coin Set 

033414 $999.95 

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2017 PSW Silver Eagle Set 

The Philadelphia and San Francisco continued making Silver 

Eagles in 2017 as well so we continued the 3-coin Presidential 

Seal set to follow suit. Who knows what 2018 will hold so 

get in on these uniques sets before they are gone forever! 


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033434 $179.95 $129.95 033374 

1976 Bicentennial Set Christmas Pack 

031402 $39.95 

This special and rare set consists of 3 1776-1976 Silver 

Bicentennial coins produced at the San Francisco Mint. The 

coins are featured in an envelope that pictures a window 

looking on to Independence Hall during Christmas. The set 

was originally issued to honor our Nations 200th Anniversary 

of Independence – and was a special “Christmas in July” 

short sale. A great present idea for collectors! 

A percentage of every purchase goes directly 

to the U.S. Secret Service Uniformed Division 

Benefit Fund—a charity first established in 1946 to 

provide for the spouses and children of any White 

House Police Officer killed or seriously injured in 

the performance of their duties. 

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2017 Silver American Liberty Proof Coin 

$59.95 

033456 

2017 marked the 225th anniversary of the United States Mint. In honor 

of this significant occasion, the mint introduced the 2017 American 

Liberty 225th Anniversary Silver Medal. The obverse of the coin 

depicts a modern rendition of Lady Liberty wearing a crown of stars. 

While the reverse features a powerful eagle in flight, they say with 

eyes toward opportunity and a determination to attain it. 

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1986 - 2017 MS69 

Silver Eagle Date Run Set 

Silver Eagles were first struck in 1986, when the 

American Eagle program began. The obverse 

features Adolph A. Weinman’s beloved Walking 

Liberty design, displaying a flag-draped Lady 

Liberty walking with an outstretched, welcoming 

right arm and a left hand holding the olive 

branches of peace. In the background is the sun 

and its rays. The design was first used on the 

Walking Liberty Half Dollar, which was minted 

between 1916 and 1947. The reverse features a 

Heraldic Eagle designed by then Chief Engraver John 

Mercanti. 

All Silver Eagles are made of 1 Troy oz. .999 fine silver and bear 

a denomination of $1. The coin is struck annually in both mint state 

(uncirculated) and proof finishes. All mint state pieces, except the special 

burnished issues (which bear the W mintmark for West Point), are struck without 

mintmarks. 

One of the key collectibles of the last 15 years - An entire NGC certified MS69 set 

of Silver Eagles for only $59.95/coin! You can get an MS69 Silver Eagle from every year the coin 

has been produced. Included are two red oak presentation cases. Each coin is a sold-out, limited 

edition. 

Start with the 2017 Silver Eagle, and each month, moving backwards time, you will receive the 

previous year’s coin for only $59.95. Your price will never go up and your delivery is guaranteed for 

as long as you remain in the program. There are a total of 32 shipments in the program. Or if you 

don’t want to wait, you can get the entire set with both boxes all at once for the same great price 

of $59.95 per coin! 

Complete 1986 - 2017 NGC 

MS69 Silver Eagle Date Run Set 

032818 $1918.40

42 Years of Proof sets 1968 - 2009 

Proofs are the world’s best coins, and this fabulous collection brings 

together every official U.S. Proof Set from 1968 to 2009 plus the 

special issue 1976 three coin Bicentennial set. You’ll receive over 

200 of America’s finest coins – including “first and last” coins, as well 

as long-gone silver issues and obsolete designs. U.S. proof sets are 

becoming rarer every day, and older proof sets can cost hundreds of 

dollars each. This could be your last chance to own this complete 42 

year collection at an affordable price, so order now! 

18669 $499.95 

The Cable Shopping Network has been visible on TV over the past 15 years selling a large 

variety of collectable products on television. With your host Mike Mezack, we have offered 

everything from brand new Gold Buffalos to early 1900’s Wheat Pennies. You can watch 

our show on History channel every Saturday and Sunday morning from 4:00a to 6:30a ET. 

44 Years of Mint Sets 1965 - 2008 

Since 1947, the United States Mint has created annual sets of uncirculated 

coins for collectors known as Mint Sets. These popular sets provide collectors 

with one example of each coin issued for circulation. Amidst a few interruptions 

and several changes in format, this popular offering for collectors 

continues to the present day. 

Some sets are particularly noteworthy since they contain coins not issued for 

circulation. This includes the 1970 Mint Set, which includes the 1970 -D Kennedy 

Half, and later sets issued in 1973 and 1981 that include non-circulating 

dollar coins. The 1996 Mint Set included the 1996 -W Roosevelt Dime struck 

at the West Point Mint—a coin found only in the sets for the 50th anniversary 

of the coin series. 

From 2005 to 2010, the United States Mint has used a special satin finish for 

coins included in the annual Mint Set. Along with particularly low mintage, this 

adds another unique aspect to the sets. 

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Modern and Classic Gold Coins 

2017 Gold Eagle 2017 Gold Buffalo 

The United States Mint introduced the American Gold Eagle in 

1986 as the official gold bullion coin. The design of the Gold 

Eagle obverse features the Lady Liberty figure striding forward 

with the torch in one hand and olive branch in the other. The 

reverse features a male eagle bringing an olive branch to a 

nest of eagle hatchlings and female eagle, designed by Miley 

Busiek. Own one of these popular American coins today! 

Certified NGC MS70 

032770 $1599.95 

Certified NGC PF70 

033592 $2100 

Isle of Man Crown Gold Coin 

033683 $429.95 

NGC Certified 1907 $10 Indian 

033684 $1295 

FIRST YEAR OF ISSUE!! The $10 Indian 

Head was designed by the gifted sculptor, 

Augustus Saint-Gaudens. In Saint- 

Gaudens initial design the motto “In God 

We Trust” was omitted, creating a popular 

two-year design type. The obverse of the 

coin features Lady Liberty crowned with 

an Indian war bonnet, while the reverse 

features the majestic bald eagle. Today 

you can own this first year of issue $10 

Indian Head certified by NGC in a grade 

of AU58. Add this to your collection today! 

On June 6th, 1944 was the day the Allied powers 

crossed the English Channel and landed on the beaches 

of Normandy, beginning the liberation of Western 

Europe from Nazi control during World War II. This .999 

fine Gold 1 Crown coin depicts the D-Day Invasion Plan 

Map on the reverse, and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. 

This coin is a wonderful addition to your collection 

in honor of this historic event. 

New Gold 

Unique Gold 

French Angel 

Gold Coin 

6767 $399.95 

One of the most popular designs 

ever produced by any 

country, this coin depicts a 

Winged Angel on the reverse. 

Struck between 1871 and 

1894, this pure gold 

The United States Mint introduced the Gold Buffalo in 2006 

under Public Law 109-145. The coin is comprised of .9999 

fine 24 karat gold, the first ever produced by the U.S. Mint. 

The design of the Gold Buffalo obverse features a portrait 

of a Native American with the inscription LIBERTY on it. The 

reverse of the Gold Buffalo depicts the American Bison on top 

of a mound. Get the latest American Gold Buffalo today! 

Certified NGC MS70 

$1599.95 032766 

Harry Potter Gold Coin 

033682 $429.95 

Certified NGC PF70 

$2100 033399 

Guaranteed 100 Year Old 

$2.5 Gold Indian - MS61 

033677 $499.95 

The Indian Head Gold $2.5 was produced 

from 1908-1915 and from 1925-1929. The 

Indian was a new design for US coinage, 

with no raised edge and a sunken relief 

below the surface of the coin, gives the 

coin a smooth feel. The Designer of the 

Indian Head was Bela Lyon Pratt. The obverse 

portrays a male in headdress, while 

the reverse features a Bald Eagle standing 

on a branch. This is a favorite among collectors 

today! 

“It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live.” – 

J.K Rowling, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. 

This exciting 1/5 Gold Crown coin is sure to be a favorite 

for the Harry Potter fans. The reverse pictures a flying 

Harry Potter, the wizard created by J.K Rowling’s in her 

bestselling books and movies, while the obverse displays 

an image of Queen 

Elizabeth II. Each coin 

is struck in spectacular 

CAMEO finish and weighs 

.20 ounces of pure gold! A 

great gift idea for anyone 

and especially all the Potterhead’s 

out there!

Classic American Gold 

Saint Gaudens $20 Double Eagle 

Introduced in 1907 is one of the favorites among collectors. Designed in collaboration with President Roosevelt and 

sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, depicting Lady Liberty striding forward on the obverse and a breathtaking eagle in 

flight on the reverse. 

Liberty Head $5 

One of the longest lasting denominations in United States history. Half eagles would go on to see almost continuous 

production from 1795 to 1929, and throughout their life, they would not only be used in trade, but – in preference to 

almost any other gold coin – would popularly be found in Christmas stockings! The obverse design features Liberty’s 

hair tied in a bun and secured by a string of beads. She wears a coronet in her hair inscribed with the word LIBERTY. 

Liberty Head $2.5 

Issued in 1840 through 1907 the Coronet quarter eagle was struck at five different mints: Philadelphia (no mint mark), 

Charlotte (C), Dahlonega (D), New Orleans (O), and San Francisco (S). Throughout this series of gold coins there are 

some with legendary status, as well as a large number of dates or mint marks with scarce issues. 

Liberty Head $20 Double Eagle 

Born in the era of the great California Gold Rush (1850-1866). The $20 Liberty Head was one of the largest circulating 

gold coins. The coins were produced at the Philadelphia Mint from 1850 through 1865, at the New Orleans mint from 

1850 through 1861, and the San Francisco Mint from 1854 through 1866. The San Francisco coins of 1866 were the 

last of the design, and were also issued as part of the type 2 series, with the new motto IN GOD WE TRUST. 

Type III Indian Princess Gold Dollar 

First made its appearance in 1849 at a mere thirteen millimeters in diameter. This was more than one-fourth smaller 

than our present day Roosevelt dime! Which caused many American’s to grumble as losing a dollar back then 

represented losing a day’s pay. In 1856, the mint created the Type III $1 coin with a larger, flatter portrait. The coin 

features a female figure commonly described as an “Indian Princess”. 

Indian Head $10 Eagle 

Regular issued coins were struck at all three Mints (P, D, and S) from 1908 through 1911, and again in 1914. Only 

Philadelphia and San Francisco Mints struck eagles in 1912, 1913, and 1915. Only San Francisco Mint struck them in 

1916 and 1920. The portrait of Liberty seen on coins of this type originally was designed by sculptor Augustus Saint- 

Gaudens as a bust of the Nike head used on New York City’s monument to General William T. Sherman. At the request 

of President Roosevelt, Saint-Gaudens adapted this splendid bust for the $10 piece with the addition of a Native 

American headdress. 

Type I Liberty Head $1 

Introduced in 1849 and the California gold rush provided the spark. During their six years of production, Type 1 gold 

dollars were struck at five different mints - Philadelphia (no mint mark), Charlotte (C), Dahlonega (D), New Orleans (O), 

and San Francisco (S) – but only the Philadelphia and Dahlonega mints issued them every year. San Francisco made 

them only in 1854, while Charlotte and New Orleans made them every year except 1854. 

Price of gold and availability on coins in certain conditions fluxuate daily so speak with 

one of our trained numismatic experts to get the perfect gold coin for your collections 

Ask your operator about these and other unique certified gold coins! 



2017 

Tanzania 

Big Five 

Gold Coins 

Tanzania Big Five - Lion 

The African Lion are the second largest big cat species 

in the world, tigers being the first. The average 

male lion weighs around 400lbs while the average 

female lion weighs around 290lbs. Lions are very 

social compared to other cat species, often living 

in prides that feature females, offspring and a few 

adult males. Lions can reach speeds of up to 50 

mph but only in short bursts. Male lions are easy to 

recognize thanks to their distinctive manes, and live 

for 10 to 14 years in the wild and up to 20 years in 

captivity. Lionesses are better hunters than males 

and do most of the hunting for a pride. The natural 

predator for lions is humans. 

033685 $59.95 

1/2g Gold Set 

The famous Big Five refers to five of Africa’s 

greatest wild animals - the Lion, Leopard, Elephant, 

Rhino, and Buffalo. The term “Big Five” 

was originally coined by hunters, and referred 

to the five most difficult animals to hunt on 

foot in Africa. The Big Five wasn’t chosen for 

their size, but rather for the difficulty in hunting 

them, and the degree of danger involved. 

The term is still used today in most tourist and 

wildlife guides, and are usually high on the 

priority list for many a visitor to African game 

reserves. 

The obverse of each features the Tanzania 

coat of arms. Tanzania’s coat of arms is 

composed of a man and woman supporting 

a warrior’s shield and elephant tusks. The 

shield is divided into four sections: the first 

depicts a burning torch (symbolizing enlightenment, 

knowledge and freedom), the second 

is the national flag, the third a crossed axe 

and hoe, and the fourth contains wavy bands 

of blue representing the land and sea. The 

shield is set upon a representation of Mount 

Kilimanjaro features the phrase “Uhuru na 

Umoja”, meaning Freedom and Unity, the official 

motto of Tanzania. Each reverse features 

one of the Big Five animals of Africa: Lion, 

Elephant, Leopard, Rhino or Cape Buffalo 

against the backdrop of their natural African 

habitat. Reverse inscriptions include the series 

name, date, weight and purity. Specially 

manufactured using polished dies and selected 

planchets (blanks), to give the desired 

mirror effect; they are typically struck at least 

two times or more. These coins rarely enter 

circulation. 

Each proof coin contains .9999 pure gold! 

Tanzania Big Five - Elephant 

The African Elephant is the largest mammal in 

the world, weighing up to 12,000 pounds and 

standing 10 feet tall! They are remarkable adaptable 

and live in woodlands, forests, deserts and 

grassland; spread across countries in sub-Saharan 

Africa. With over 2,000 elephants living in 

the Serengeti National Park, you are sure to see 

them while on safari. The demand for ivory led to 

a dramatic decrease in elephant numbers, especially 

during the 1970’s and 1980’s. A ban on all 

ivory trade has helped stabilize the population to 

around 600,000 in the last decade. But poaching 

is still a major issue, especially in parts of Africa 

where there is political instability. The African elephant 

is listed as vulnerable by the IUCN Red 

List of Threatened Species. 

033687 $59.95 

Tanzania Big Five - Buffalo 

The African Buffalo, also known as the Cape 

buffalo, is the only species of wild cattle that 

can be found in Africa. Herds usually consist 

of females, their offspring and one or more 

males. Males that are not part of the herd can 

form bachelor herds, or live a solitary life. It 

is easy to distinguish the males from females; 

male buffalos are typically larger, darker and 

possess large horns that are joined in the middle 

of their head called a ‘boss’. Although buffalos 

are non-territorial, they will fight amongst 

each other for rank and females. The impact 

of the African buffalo’s bosses is estimated 

to rival that of a car hitting a wall at 31 miles 

an hour. Cape buffalos are four times stronger 

than an ox and can weigh between 660 and 

1900 pounds. 

033688 $59.95 

Tanzania Big Five - Leopard 

The African Leopard, is the smallest animal of 

the Big Five. It is distinguished by its beautiful, 

black-spots called rosettes. Leopards are 

solitary creatures that only spend time with 

others when they are mating or raising cubs. 

They are also nocturnal and spend their nights 

hunting, and sleep during the day. They can 

adapt to most environments and can survive 

in both warm and cold climates. Leopards are 

carnivores (meat-eaters), but are not particular 

about their prey. They have been known 

to hunt animals like antelopes and deer, all 

the way down to rodents, birds and even fish. 

An excellent climber, leopards often drags its 

prey up trees to hide it from scavengers such 

as hyenas. Leopards can run up to 36 miles 

per hour; leap over 20 feet and jump up to 10 

feet! Leopards are listed as vulnerable by the 

IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. 

033689 $59.95 

Tanzania Big Five - Rhino 

The Rhino is the most endangered species 

of the Big Five! The two species of rhino’s 

in Africa are the Black rhino and White rhino, 

although they do not differ much in color. 

The name White rhino comes from the Dutch 

word ‘weid’, which means wide and refers to 

its square mouth. The name Black rhino may 

have been derived from the dark mud they 

wallow in to help reflect the sun, and unlike 

the White rhino it has a hooked lip. Rhinos 

have poor vision and will sometimes attack 

trees and rocks by accident. However, their 

hearing and sense of smell are excellent, 

making up for their poor eyesight. 

033686 $59.95

Mongolia 25 Gram 

Silver Butterfly 

A 2017 25 gram Silver Butterflies in 3D proof coin. Coin comes with 

its Certificate of Authenticity and housed in a custom graphic wooden 

box. The reverse features a graceful butterfly in color, once again 

perched atop a green flower in exquisite 3D technology seemingly 

ready to flutter away. Inscription “EXOTIC BUTTERFLIES” appears 

on the top border of the coin while on the bottom appears “APORIA 

CRATAEGI”. The obverse features the Mongolian Coat of Arms. Below 

the emblem appears inscription “500 Torpor” and “MONGOLIA 

25gr 999 SILVER”. Each coin is certified to be in Proof condition. 

033690 $79.95 

Tanzania One Ounce 

Silver Proof Leopard 

If you bought the Big Five Gold proof coins, this is an automatic 

must have! Today you can order the 2017 1oz Silver 

Serengeti Leopard High Relief proof. This coin features the 

Ferocious African Leopard on the reverse and the Tanzania 

Coat of Arms on the obverse. Each proof comes complete 

with an official numbered certificate of authenticity. 

033710 $79.95 

CSN’s Wildlife Collection 

CSN’s Wildlife Collection encompasses some of the most prestigious animal-inspired coins ever 

minted. These coins breath life into the majestic creatures they represent like no other artwork 

could. With extremely low mintages, these coins won’t last long so get your favorites today! 

Mongolia Cut Out 

Gilded Roaring Deer 

A 2017 cut-out gilded Silver roaring deer in brilliant uncirculated condition. 

Coin comes encapsulated with its Certificate of Authenticity and 

housed in a golden custom metal tin. The reverse features the cut-out 

Roaring Deer shape to the left. On the top right border of the coin 

appears inscription “MONGOLIAN NATURE 2017”. The obverse features 

Mongolia’s Coat of Arms to the left. To the right is the Roaring Deer 

cut-out shape. Below the coat of arms appears inscription “500 Torpor”. 

Each coin is certified to be in brilliant uncirculated condition. 

033691 $79.95 

One Ounce 

Silver Proof Kookaburra 

The 2017 1-oz HR Silver Kookaburra coins features two kookaburras perched on 

a fence. With a worldwide limited mintage of 5,000, don’t miss this opportunity to 

add to your collection. Each reverse features two kookaburras perched on a fence. 

The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II and the denomination. THE KOOKABUR- 

RA Average lifespan is 20 years, size 15-18 inches, weigh 13-16 ounces, it gets 

its name from its manic laughter-like call. Its early dawn and dusk cackling chorus 

earned it the nickname “bushman’s clock.” Laughing kookaburras are monogamous, 

territorial birds that nest in tree holes. Females lay one to five eggs, which 

are tended by a collective unit composed of parents and elder siblings. 

033709 $79.95 



PF70 

033220 

$199.95 

PF69 

033221 $129.95 

Brilliant Uncirculated Brilliant Proof 

032726 *call for pricing 033193 $49.95 

Eagles 

2017 ANACS Mint 

State Silver Eagle 

MS70 

032846 $59.95 

MS69 

032847 $39.95 

2017 ANACS PR70 

“First 500” 

Proof Silver Eagle 

If you would like to simply own raw silver 

eagles, uncertified versions are also 

available. Get yours today! 


American Silver Eagle 

N 

ow in its 32 year of production, the 2017 American 

Silver Eagle remains as one of the most collected silver 

coins in the world. With the recent excitment around 

the discovery of the Philadelphia minted Silver Eagles, as 

well as the new 2017-S Proof Silver Eagle, popularity for 

this prestigious coin has only sky-rocketed...and with good 

reason! 

If you have never held a Silver Eagle in your hand then you’re 

truly missing out. The breadth of these coins is astounding and 

can hardly be put into words. To genuinely understand why 

this coin is so popular one has to experience it for themselves. 

When these coins were originally released in 1986 they were 

merely a means for people to own physical silver. While that 

is still the case today, the coin has evolved into such a greater 

sense of true artistry. With so much detail put into every 

aspect of the Silver Eagle - from the refinement of the silver 

used, to the individual dyes made for striking, all the way to 

the care in handling during the packaging process - these 

coins have undoubtedly been set apart from the rest.

Presidential Series 

1986 - 2017 MS69 

Silver Eagle Date Run Set 

One of the most popular coins ever struck by the U.S. Mint is 

the Silver Eagle. They’ve been a collector’s choice since the 

first one was issued in 1986! To celebrate this magnificent 

coin, we have assembled a complete date run of mint state 

graded 69 sets. With your first shipment you will receive the 

1986 AND 2017 Silver Eagle Presidential Seal ANACS MS69 

coins. That is not all though, you will also be given a bonus 

2016 Ronald Reagan Coin & Chronicle Set! Your second 

shipment will include the 2016 Silver Eagle as well as a FREE 

25 coin wood display case. The continuity will work back to 

1987, generating every 30 days, until your set is complete! 

If you wish to own the complete set today in one payment – 

order now! 

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Complete Set 

$2238.45 033060 

A percentage of every purchase 

goes directly to the U.S. Secret 

Service Uniformed Division Benefit 

Fund—a charity first established in 

1946 to provide for the spouses and 

children of any White House Police 

Officer killed or seriously injured in 


2016 Certi-Lock © 

Silver Eagle 

There is truly no more secure way to 

own a Silver Eagle then in the patented 

Certi-Lock © holder. These official U.S. Mint 

2016 Silver Eagles are sealed in an irreplicable 

holographic holder that contain individualized embedded 

DNA and encypted bar-code specific to each 

coin to ensure their authenticity. Download the Certi-Lock 

app to your smartphone and scan the barcode to guarantee 

your specific Silver Eagle. 

$37.95 

032786 

2016 30th Anniversary Proof, Mint State & Satin 

Finish OGP Silver Eagle Set 

$199.95 033260 

2016 marked the 30th Anniversary of the Silver Eagle! In honor of this collector 

favorite, the US Mint added a special edged lettering of 30th Anniversary 

to each of the 2016 Silver Eagles. Today, we have combined the mint state, 

proof, and burnished Silver Eagles in the original government packaging, to 

make collecting them all easier. 

*Please note, the mint state coins do not come in government packaging, so 

we have added a special custom box. 

1986 & 2016 5-Coin 

Silver Eagle ANACS 70 Set 

$1199.95 

032747 

2016 marked the 30th anniversary 

of the Silver Eagle. In honor of this 

significant occasion, we have put 

together a special matched numbered 

set that includes the 1986 

Proof and Mint State coins as well 

as the 2016 Proof, Mint State and 

Satin Finish coins. All 5 coins are 

certified PERFECT 70 by ANACS 

with our CSN exclusive label and 

housed in a custom red oak box. 



2017 Silver Stocking-Stuffers 

Every year mints from around the world produce new and unique designs to commemorate 

anything from Mickey Mouse to the New York skyline. These pieces are a testiment to the 

creators skill showing truly how much depth and detail can be brought out in the minting 

process. We have compiled some of the most prestigious examples of such silver that 

would make for the perfect stocking-stuffer for any new collector. Remember this is just 

the tip of the iceberg for silver commemoratives. Call your favorite CSN agent for more info 

about our entire lineup of collectibles! 

2017 1oz Silver 

Steamboat Willie Coin 

This stunning .999 fine silver coin features 

Mickey Mouse in his first film, “Steamboat 

Willie” from 1928! The reverse depicts the still 

frame of the iconic moment when Mickey first 

found his way onto a film. 

033162 $29.95 


London Proof Coin 

The great city of London! The coin features 

Big Ben in front of other iconic buildings from 

the London skyline on the reverse, while the 

obverse depicts Queen Elizabeth II. Each coin 

comes in proof condition and housed in an 

elegant themed box. 

033712 $89.95 


Rooster Coin 

2017 is the Year of the Rooster. Those born 

(1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 

2005, and this year) under the influence of 

this sign are said to be hardworking, loyal, 

honest, and sociable. The reverse of this coin 

depicts a rooster, a hen, and three chicks 

standing amongst bamboo foliage. A perfect 

gift idea to mark this year! 

032578 $29.95 

2017 1oz Silver “Mickey 

Through the ages” Coin 

Who wouldn’t want a silver colorized coin 

of the much-loved Disney Character Mickey 

Mouse? The coin shows a joyful Mickey 

Mouse, in all color, with his hat and scarf 

from Disney’s Mickey’s Christmas Carol from 

1983. The coin is 1 troy oz. of .999 fine silver. 

With a limited mintage of only 10,000 coins, 

our small hoard is guaranteed to go fast! 

033774 $99.95 

2017 New York Skyline 

Silver Proof-Like Dollar 

The first legal tender silver note… featuring 

the beautiful New York City skyline! The 

reverse of the silver note feature the New York 

City, with a view of the Statue of Liberty. The 

incredibly thin and flexible silver notes are 

.999 silver, with a proof-like condition. 

033711 $29.95 

2017 1/2oz Silver Disney ® 

Seasons Greetings Coin 

The 2017 Disney Season’s Greetings coin is 

the perfect gift for anyone! It features a delighted 

image of your favorite Disney characters 

Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald 

Duck, Pluto, and Goofy, bearing gifts and 

ready to celebrate. Stored in a unique starshaped 

coin case, complete with ribbon and 

ready to be hung on the tree! 

033775 

$79.95


Panda 

Silver Chinese Pandas have been a collector 

favorite since the Chinese government 

first began striking the series in 1983. The 

attention to detail in each year’s design is 

outstanding and it is easy to see why this coin 

has remained popular for over 30 years. 

033750 $39.95 


Britannia 

Renowned for great beauty, impeccable 

quality and excellent value, the Britannia 

series is more than just Europe’s first silver 

bullion coin series—it is fast becoming 

Europe’s premier modern coin! The largest 

and purest legal tender coin of the UK, it is 

now produced in .999 fine silver which is a 

significant increase from its previous purity 

.958 in which it was minted prior to 2012. 

Britannias contain a full ounce of fine silver 

making it the perfect coin for collectors and 

those looking for a special gift. 

033753 $39.95 

2017 World Silver 

While the Silver Eagle may be the most popular silver coin in the U.S., many government 

mints from around the world produce similar silver coins with entirely unique designs. 

Many of which have been produced far longer than the Silver Eagle. Some of which 

even have a unique design every year! These coins truly capture the essence of the 

nation they represent. Just the same as art, architecture or even the language itself, 

each silver coin brings a part of its culture into the world of numismatics! 


Koala 

This 2016 issue of the stunning Silver Australian 

Koala coin is composed of 1oz of .999 

pure silver. Its weight and purity is backed by 

the government of Australia. 

Silver Koalas were first introduced in 2007 

and, thanks to annually-changing designs, 

have grown to be one of the most highly acclaimed 

coins issued by the Mint. The obverse 

of each coin bears the image of Queen Elizabeth 

II, and the reverse features a full-grown 

koala perched in the fork of a leafy tree. 

033751 $39.95 


Noah’s Ark 

The Armenian Noah’s Ark Silver Coin honors 

one of the most iconic stories of the Bible. 

Produced by a private mint of Germany, each 

coin is a legal tender and issued by the Central 

Bank of Armenia. The obverse of the coin 

features the coat of arms of the Republic of 

Armenia, with the value of “500 Dram” and 

the year 2016. The reverse of the coin designed 

by Eduard Kurghinyan shows a dove 

in flight with an olive branch and Noah’s Ark 

floating on the flood waters in front of Mt. Ararat 

with the rising sun in the back. Noah’s Ark 

coin contains 1oz of .999 fine silver. 

033754 

$39.95 


Kookaburra 

The Australian Silver Kookaburra is one of 

the world’s most beautiful silver coins. Legal 

tender under the Australian Currency Act of 

1965, the Silver Kookaburra is distinguished 

as one of the major silver coins that changes 

designs annually. These .999 fine silver 

coins have a superior quality finish which 

incorporates delicate, proof-like frosting 

within the central design. 

033708 $39.95 


Maple Leaf 

Produced by the Royal Canadian Mint and 

considered by some to be the most beautiful 

coins in the world. The $5 denomination is 

the highest among international silver coins, 

and its unique reverse proof finish makes it a 

wonderful piece. 

033749 $39.95 



1878 - 1893 Carson City 

Nevada 14-Coin Set 

Morgan Dollars from the Carson City Mint are 

some of the most highly sought after coins in 

US history. The Carson City Mint was opened 

because of the massive quantities of gold and 

silver from The Comstock Lode, only open for 

23 years. Today you can buy a complete set 

of 1878-1893 Carson City Morgan Dollars in 

this unique acrylic holder, with a bonus coin 

to display the reverse. 

033240 $3999.95 

1884 Carson City Morgan 

Dollar - PCGS MS63 

Morgan Dollars were introduced by the mint 

starting in 1878 and minted until 1904, and 

again in 1921. The Morgan Silver Dollar features 

a design by George T. Morgan. Today 

you can own an 1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar 

graded by PCGS in MS63, a great start 

from the Carson City mint for your collection! 

10669 $319.95 

Morgan Silver Dollars 

Morgan Dollars were introduced by the mint in 1878 and continued until 1904, and again 

in 1921. The Morgan Silver Dollar features a design by George T. Morgan, an English-born 

immigrant, assistant engraver to William Barber. The obverse of the 

Morgan Dollar portrays Liberty’s head, facing left. She is wearing a Phrygian 

cap, with the word LIBERTY on her hair band. Wheat and oak leaves are featured 

throughout the design. The reverse for the Morgan Dollar depicts a Bald 

Eagle with wings outstretched with a small wreath surrounding it. The motto IN GOD 

WE TRUST is above and the denomination ONE DOLLAR is below. Surrounding both 

the wreath and the eagle is UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 

Over the years the Morgan Dollar was struck at a total of five different nationwide Mints. The 

Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco, Carson City, and New Orleans Mints. 

1878 - 1921 Complete 

Morgan Album Set 

Here is an easy way to collect a complete 

date set of Morgan Silver Dollars! The Dansco 

album includes a Morgan Silver Dollar from 

1878-1904 and the re-release in 1921. That’s 

not all though! At the end of the album one 

Morgan Dollar from each mint is included: 

a Carson City, San Francisco, Philadelphia, 

and Denver mint marked coin. These are all 

housed in a popular Dansco album to easily 

display and share. 

031597 $1999.95 

P, D, S, O and CC 

Morgan Dollar Mint Mark Set 

This 5 coin silver dollar set is a great way to 

own 1 Morgan Dollar from each mint. The set 

includes a Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco, 

New Orleans, and Carson City Morgan 

dollar in choice circulated condition. All are 

housed in airtites and displayed in a clean 

black box. 

032439 $299.95 

NGC Certified MS66 

Morgan Dollar 

We have a small hoard of NGC MS66 Morgan 

Silver Dollars available, guaranteed to 

be from the 1800’s! These coins are stunning 

and would be a great addition to any 

collection of the highly sought after Morgan 

Silver Dollar. 

1445 $349.95 

1921 Morgan Dollar 

AU Condition 

The last year of the Morgan Silver Dollar! Own 

the final year of the Morgan Dollar today in 

almost uncirculated condition. 

12201 $49.95

1971 - 1978 P&D Mint 

Eisenhower Album 

Eisenhower dollars were produced from 

1971-1978, at the Philadelphia and Denver 

mints. The Eisenhower dollars were 

not circulated widely throughout the 

United States, but were commonly used 

at Casinos in the west. There are many 

different types of Ike Silver Dollars, today 

you can own the complete 32 coin set! All 

housed in a superb Dansco album. 

031437 $279.95 

1948 - 1963 P,D&S 

Franklin Half Dollar Album 

This is a COMPLETE PDS set of Franklin 

Half Dollars from 1948-1963, 35 coins 

total! This set includes 16 coins from the 

Philadelphia Mint, 14 from the Denver 

Mint, and 5 from the San Francisco Mint. 

All are average circulated condition and 

housed in a Whitman Album. An easy 

way to collect the entire Franklin Half 

Dollar series! 

1921 - 1935 Complete 

Peace Dollar album 

A complete Peace Dollar collection all in 

one! This amazing collection includes all 

24 Peace Dollar coins from the Philadelphia, 

Denver, and San Francisco mints 

in a nice circulated condition. The set 

also includes the “key date” 1928-P! All 

housed in a deluxe Dansco Album. Add 

to your bookshelf today with this piece of 

American History. 

22040 $1595.00 

031213 $399.95 

Date Run Album Sets 

1964 - 2017 Complete Kennedy Half Dollar album 

This great album set includes a complete date 

run of 1964-2017 Kennedy Half-dollars! Kennedy 

half-dollars were produced in honor of 

the President’s life being cut short, replacing 

the Franklin half-dollar. The half-dollar obverse 

was designed by U.S. Mint Chief Sculptor-Engraver 

Gilroy Roberts, while the reverse was 

done by Sculptor-Engraver Frank Gasparro. 

Own your complete set of one of the most 

sought after coins by collectors and fans of 

the Kennedy era before they are all gone! 

033787 $349.95 

1979 - 1999 P,D&S 

Susan B. Anthony Album 

Susan B. Anthony dollars are the first 

non-commemorative circulating US Coin 

that a woman has appeared on who 

wasn’t a model or allegorical figure. The 

Susan B. Anthony dollars were produced 

from 1979 to 1999. Today you can own a 

complete 18 coin set of “Susie” dollars, 

housed in a Dansco album. 

033807 $129.95 

The pinnacle of anyone’s collection is a complete date run set of their favorite coins 

series. While there are always common dates and mint marks for every coin type, what 

prevents a collector from completing their collection are those hard to find years. 

The ones that you ask around to every dealer you know and just can’t seem to 

get your hands on. Well we have taken all of the leg work out of it with our Date 

Run Album Sets! These collections not only include the date runs of each coin 

type but also the different mints they were produced at. Not only that, but we will 

house the entire collection in a custom Dansco or Whitman album that has each coin 

individually labeled. No matter if you are new to collecting or a seasoned numistmatist, 

these albums make a great addition to anyones collections! 



2017 Effigy Mounds 5oz 

Silver Quarter - NGC MS69 

Effigy Mounds National Monument is the 36th 

release in the America the Beautiful series. The 

Park was founded in October, 1949 in Harpers 

Ferry, Iowa. The legends of the Native Americans 

whose ancestors built the mounds are 

known as ceremonial and sacred sites. The 

park occupies 2,565 acres with a total of 206 

different mounds. 

033141 $299.95 

2017 Ellis Island 5oz 


Ellis Island National Monument is the 39th release 

in the America the Beautiful series. The 

monument was founded in May, 1965 in New 

Jersey and New York City. For the vast majority 

of immigrants, Ellis Island truly was an “Island 

of Hope” - the first stop on their way to new opportunities 

and experiences in America. For the 

rest, it became the “Island of Tears” - a place 

where families were separated and individuals 

were denied entry into the United States. 

033765 $299.95 

2017 Frederick Douglass 5oz 


Frederick Douglass National Historic site is the 

37th release in the American the Beautiful series. 

The site was founded in February, 1988 in 

the District of Columbia. The house was built in 

1855-1859 by John Welsh Van Hook, consisting 

of 6 to 14 rooms. In 1877 Frederick Douglas 

paid $6,700 for the house and 9 and ¾ acres 

of land. A year later he purchased another 5 

and ¾ acres of land from Elle R. Talburtt. By 

the time of Douglas’s death, he had turned the 

house into a 21 room mansion. 

033340 $299.95 

2017 George Rogers Clark 5oz 


George Rogers Clark National Historical park 

is the 40th release in the America the Beautiful 

series. George Rogers Clark National Historical 

Park was named a National Park in 1966. 

The park is located within the city limits of Vincennes, 

Indiana adjacent to the Wabash River. 

The 26.17-acre site contains the George Rogers 

Clark Memorial which commemorates the 

achievements of Lieutenant Colonel George 

Rogers Clark and his frontiersmen during the 

American Revolution. 

*Speak with one of our numismatic 

experts for price and availability 

America the Beautiful ® 

2017 Ozark Riverways 5oz 


Ozark National Scenic Riverways is the 38th 

release in the America the Beautiful series. The 

park was founded in August, 1964 in Missouri. 

Historic sites among the park include Alley 

Spring, Alley Mill, Buttin Rock School, Walter 

Klepzig Mill and Farm, and Reed Log house. 

Alley Mill was a vital part of the community life 

centuries ago, where grain was ground to provide 

the daily bread. The present building was 

constructed in 1893-94 by George Washington 

McCaskill and is now the famous red color. 


033521 $299.95 

5oz Silver Quarters 

Our Nation’s most treasured national 

parks and sites – majestic places that truly 

make us “America the Beautiful” – are 

represented in a 5oz pure silver quarter 

series that started in 2010. This series is the 

first five-ounce, .999 fine silver bullion coins 

ever produced by the United States Mint. 

The 5oz quarters are exact duplicates – only 

much larger – of the America the Beautiful 

Quarter series that started in 2010 and will 

go through 2021. 

The obverse of the quarter features 

George Washington based on the portrait 

created by John Flanagan for the 1932 

Washington Quarter. The reverse of each 

quarter features the National Park or 

Site that is being honored that year. The 

United States Mint created two types of 

these 5oz quarters, one being the bullion 

coin that comes in a tube of 10 coins. The 

second is the “Uncirculated” coin that 

features a P symbol representing the 

Philadelphia Mint, with a certificate 

of authenticity and housed 

in Original Government 

packaging.

Previous Date 5oz Silver Quarters Available 

2016 Shawnee National Forest 5oz Silver Quarter - ANACS MS69 

031749 $249.95 

2016-P Theodore Roosevelt 5oz Silver Quarter - ANACS SP70 

032639 $329.95 

2016 Cumberland Gap 5oz Silver Quarter - BU Condition 

031870 $179.95 

2015 Bombay Hook 5oz Silver Quarter - ANACS MS69 

031284 $249.95 

2015 Saratoga 5oz Silver Quarter - ANACS MS69 

031419 $249.95 

2014-P Smokey Mountain 5oz Silver Quarter - NGC SP69 

26531 $249.95 

2013 Mount Rushmore 5oz Silver Quarter - ANACS SP70 

25701 $329.95 

2012 Hawaii Volcanoes 5oz Silver Quarter - BU Condition 

23257 $449.95 

America the Beautiful 5oz Silver Quarter 

Three inches (actual size) 

Circulating US Mint Quarter 

.955 inches (actual size) 

5oz Silver Quarters 

Key Dates with the Lowest Mintage to add to your collection: 

• Philadelphia Mint Hawaii Volcanoes National Park 

- 14,863 minted 

• Philadelphia Mint Acadia National Park 

- 14,978 minted 

• Bullion Hawaii Volcanoes National Park 

- 20,000 minted 

• Bullion Denali National Park 

- 20,000 minted 

• Philadelphia Mint Denali National Park 

- 15,225 minted 

*Speak with one of our numismatic 

experts for price and availability 

Guaranteed 

Delivery by 

Christmas! 

When you order by 

December 23rd 




State and Territory Proof Coin Collection 

BU Clad Proof Album 

15838 $249.95 

BU Silver Proof Album 

15839 $899.95 

These complete sets of Statehood and U.S. Territory Quarters 

are a remarkable way to collect the most popular coins in U.S. 

Mint history – as top quality PROOFS! If you have never seen or 

held a proof coin, you are in for a real treat. The coins are simply 

dazzling! 

The State and Territory proof quarters are produced through a 

specialized minting process. The coins are struck multiple times 

from polished and treated coin blanks. The raised design elements 

of proof coins appear frosted and sharply defined against 

the intense mirrored-like backgrounds. Proof quarters are minted 

exclusively at the San Francisco Mint and carry the “S” mint 

mark. The Clad proof quarters are a very limited mintage with an 

average of three million of each State. The Silver proof quarters 

are less than half of that number mintage. 

These sets include all 11 years in the U.S. Mint quarter program 

– 56 coins in all! Both the album and the lenses provide great 

ways to protect and display this incredible collection; a collection 

you would be proud to own! 

Complete 1999 - 2009 State & 

Territorial Clad Proof Quarter Collection 

032270 $79.95 

State, Territorial & 

America the Beautiful 

Quarter Programs 

Journey across America with the finest 

examples of the minters art

America the Beautiful ® Silver Proof Quarter Lens 

The ultimate edition of the America the Beautiful ® 

Quarters Program! Never touched by human hands 

and specially minted to deliver incredible detail with 

mirror-like backgrounds, every coin is a masterpiece 

struck in 90% SILVER! 

Proof coins are produced exclusively at the United 

States Mint in San Francisco and feature the distinguishing 

“S” mint mark. These sets sell out quickly at 

the U.S. Mint and are typically minted in quantities of 

fewer than a million per year. America the Beautiful 

Quarters already represent one of the lowest 

production levels of U.S. Mint coin series in decades 

– that makes these silver proofs very rare, and VERY 

collectible. 

America the Beautiful ® Proof Quarter Lens 

These special-edition America the Beautiful ® Quarters 

are real currency and are one of the highest 

quality coins produced by the U.S. Mint. These proof 

collector versions are specially minted to deliver the 

ultimate in detail with a mirror-like background. 

Proof coins represent only a fraction of the total coins 

manufactured each year…add to that the fact that 

the America the Beautiful Quarters represent one of 

the lowest production levels of a U.S. Mint coin in 

decades and what you have is a sure-fire collectible; 

one that you’ll treasure for years to come. Don’t 

hesitate, this could be your only chance to obtain a 

complete series! 

2010 

19944 | $69.95 

2011 

19976 | $69.95 

2012 

22692 | $69.95 

2013 

24364 | $69.95 

2014 

25974 | $69.95 

2015 

030551 | $69.95 

2016 

031757 | $69.95 


*ask your operator 

2010 

19943 | $49.95 

2011 

19975 | $29.95 

2012 

22685 | $29.95 

2013 

24362 | $29.95 

2014 

25933 | $29.95 

2015 

030502 | $29.95 

2016 

031766 | $29.95 


*ask your operator 

Since it’s inception 1999, the state quarter program 

has started more collectors on their numismatic 

journey than any other program before it. It 

really began at the end of 1997 when President 

Clinton signed Public Law 105-124 authorizing 

the State Quarters Program. Under the United 

States Mint Director Philip N. Diehl, an innovative 

program intended to honor each of the 50 states 

was planned. The series was scheduled to release 

5 quarters each year starting in 1999 in the order 

each state ratified the Constitution or were admitted 

to the Union. The reverse of each quarter 

displayed a picture honoring the particular State. 

On January 4, 1999 the Delaware Quarter was released, 

displaying Caesar Rodney on horseback 

who notably rode 80 miles to cast the deciding 

vote in favor of independence. 



CSN’s Starter Sets 

The perfect stocking stuffer to get any new collector interested in the hobby! 

*card not included 

Rare 3-Coin U.S. Cent Collection 

14895 $119.95 

Own these rare U.S. coins from the 1800’s! One of the first coins 

struck at the U.S. Mint was the Large Cent in 1793. The Two 

Cent coin is an unusual denomination that first appeared in 1864, 

during a period of coin shortages caused by the Civil War. The 

Three Cent coins first appeared in 1851 to facilitate the purchase 

of postage, which at the time cost 3 Cents. A great collection! 

Giant U.S. Copper Cent 

7354 $49.95 

Cents and half cents were the first coins struck for circulation under 

the authority of the U.S. Government. In the mid 1800’s these 

giant coins were melted by the millions for their copper content 

and most have been lost to the world forever! These rare coins 

are coveted by collectors and this is a rare opportunity to own 

a beautiful specimen guaranteed to be over 145 years old. 

Ten Coin Indian Head Cent Set 

22467 $24.95 

Here’s a chance to snap up a set of 10 Indian Head one-cent coins 

produced by the United States Mint from 1859 through 1909. The 

obverse of these coins shows United States of America, and an Indian 

head facing to the left, wearing a feather bonnet. The word Liberty is 

shown on the band across the bonnet, with the production date below. 

1909 3-Penny Set 

17604 $39.95 

The year 1909 takes a unique place in U.S. coin history; it is the first 

and only time that three different coinage designs were minted and 

released into circulation. With this set you get the last of an era: the 

1909 Indian Head Cent, the coin that caused a public furor: the 1909 

VDB Lincoln Cent with coin designer Victor David Brenner’s prominent 

initials, and the 1909 Lincoln Cent with the VDB initials removed. 

Bag of 500 “Wheat Ears” 

805 $79.95 

The Lincoln Penny was first struck in 1909 to honor the 100th anniversary 

of Abraham Lincoln’s birth and until 1958, the back featured the beloved 

“wheat ears” design. This bag of 500 original Wheat Ears Lincoln Pennies 

is a great way to start your own collection. You may even find scarce dates 

and mint marks! Coins are in average circulated condition. Dates will vary.

Ten Coin Steel Penny Set 

$4.95 

22466 

During WWII, the U.S. Government melted many coins for their use in the war 

effort, and this temporarily changed the way coins were minted. In 1943, the 

penny was made out of steel rather than copper. Each of these “steelies” feature 

a profile of President Abraham Lincoln on the obverse, and the legendary “wheat 

ears” design on the reverse. Coins are in average circulated condition. 

Ten Coin Buffalo Nickel Set 

$12.95 

22465 

Also known as the “Indian head” nickel, this coin is a copper nickel five cent piece 

struck by the U.S. Mint from 1913 to 1938. It was designed by sculptor James 

Earle Fraser. The image on the obverse of the coin is actually a composite of several 

Native Americans, and the bison on the reverse of the coin is rumored to have been 

modeled after Black Diamond, a resident of the Central Park Zoo in the early 1900’s. 

Ten Coin Roosevelt Dime Set 

$44.95 

22464 

Following his death in 1945, the dime was chosen to honor Franklin D 

Roosevelt. The dime honored Roosevelt partly due to his efforts in the 

founding of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis (later renamed the 

March of Dimes) and through 1964 the dimes were struck in .900 silver. 

Ten Coin Mercury Dime Set 

$44.95 

22463 

Although this coin is commonly called the “Mercury” dime, it is in fact the 

Winged Liberty Head dime and the figure on the obverse is a representation 

of Liberty. These coins have not been produced in over 60 years, and are 

harder to find with each passing day! Minted between 1916 and 1945, the 

wings crowning her cap are intended to symbolize the liberty of thought. 

Ten Coin Barber Dime Set 

$59.95 

22462 

Barber or Liberty Head dimes were minted between 1892 and 1916 and are 

composed of .900 silver. They were designed by Charles E. Barber, Chief Engraver 

of the Mint, who also designed the twenty, five, and fifty-cent pieces. His initial B is 

at the end of the neck of the image of Liberty on the obverse. The dime featured a 

wreath of American agricultural products with the words “ONE DIME” in the center. 

90% SILVER! 

90% SILVER! 

There are no fixed rules when it comes to collecting coins; you decide 

what you want to collect! Our Starter Sets were created to help make 

your first steps in this wonderful hobby smooth and painless. 



CSN’s Starter Sets 

A great way to fill the gaps in even the most complete collections! 

90% SILVER! 

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Ten Coin Standing Liberty Quarter Set 

22461 $199.95 

These coins were struck by the U.S. Mint from 1916 to 1930 in .900 silver. The original 

design of the coin was the subject of some controversy. The design was modified in 

1917 to cover Liberty’s exposed breast, and the reverse received a new arrangement 

of the stars, with the eagle moved higher. In 1925 the design was altered again when a 

depression was made in the pedestal on which Liberty stands and that bears the date. 

Ten Coin Kennedy Half Dollar Set 

23465 $14.95 

The Kennedy half dollar, first minted in 1964, is the only fifty cent coin issued by the 

United States Mint. Intended as a memorial to the assassinated President John F. 

Kennedy, it was authorized by Congress just over a month after his death. Despite 

the fact that these coins are still being struck, their circulation is extremely limited. 

Ten Coin Franklin Half Dollar Set 

22460 $199.95 

This coin was the last half dollar minted in .900 pure silver during its entire run from 1948- 

1963. It’s the first circulating coin to feature a real person other than a U.S. President— 

Founding Father Benjamin Franklin. The reverse features the Liberty Bell. This Franklin half 

dollar was short-lived and disappeared to make way for the 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar. 

Ten Coin Liberty Walking Half Dollar Set 

22458 $219.95 

One of America’s most beautiful and most sought-after coins. Adolph Weinman’s “Liberty 

Walking” was issued from 1916-1947 and has been out of circulation for 60 years! The 

design features a full-length figure of Liberty, progressing in full stride toward the dawn 

of a new day, carrying branches of laurel and oak, symbolical of civil and military glory. 

Ten Coin Barber Half Dollar Set 

22459 $219.95 

These coins were designed by Charles E. Barber, Chief Engraver at the U.S. 

Mint from 1879-1917 and minted from 1892-1915. Also known as Liberty Head 

Half Dollars, all Barber Coinage saw very heavy and long term use in daily commerce 

and consequentially, most surviving examples are heavily worn.

Ten Coin Sacagawea Dollar Set 

$49.95 

23464 

Sacagawea is the Shoshone Indian guide who appeared on the scene of 

history in 1804 to assist Lewis and Clark on their momentous expedition 

west. The Sacagawea Dollar was introduced in 2000 as the new circulating 

dollar coin of the United States of America. These coins have a copper 

core clad by manganese brass, giving them a distinctive golden color. 

Ten Coin Susan B. Anthony Dollar Set 

$49.95 

23463 

Minted from 1979 to 1981, and again in 1999, Susan B’s depict women’s suffrage 

campaigner Susan B. Anthony. It was the first circulating U.S. coin with 

the portrait of an actual woman rather than an allegorical female figure such 

as ‘Liberty’. The reverse depicts an eagle flying above the moon (with the 

Earth in the background), a design adapted from the Apollo 11 mission insignia 

that was also present on the previously issued Eisenhower Dollar. 

Ten Coin Eisenhower Dollar Set 

$24.95 

23462 

Issued from 1971-1978 these coins were designed to honor both President 

Dwight D Eisenhower and the first landing of a man on the moon. This 

was the last dollar coin to contain a proportional amount of base metal to 

low denomination coins; it has the same amount of copper-nickel as two 

Kennedy half dollars, four Washington quarters, or ten Roosevelt dimes. 

Ten Coin Morgan Dollar Set 

$429.95 

22457 

Minted intermittently from 1878 to 1921, the Morgan Silver Dollar is one of the most 

collected coins in the hobby! It’s big (one and a half inches in diameter), and made of 

90% silver. The coin is named after its designer George T. Morgan, and his initial M is 

found at the end of the neck of the portrait Lady Liberty on the obverse of the coin. 

Ten Coin Peace Dollar Set 

$429.95 

22456 

The Peace Dollar was first minted in 1921 to commemorate the end of World 

War I and the peace that followed. It was the successor to the popular Morgan 

Dollar. Peace Dollars were last minted in 1935, and at the height of the Great 

Depression, millions of these coins were melted for their silver content. This is a 

rare chance to own 10 examples of the only coin to display the word “PEACE”. 

90% SILVER! 

90% SILVER! 

Collecting Coins is known as the “Hobby of Kings” and there have been 

many rich and famous coin collectors throughout history, including kings and 

United States Presidents. But for every rich and famous person who collects 

coins there are many more every day collectors - including beginners! 



Ultimate Presidential Dollar Collection 

Our Ultimate Presidential Dollar Collection begins with the first four Presidential Dollar 

coins issued in 2007—George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson and 

James Madison. You’ll get two Satin Finish or Unique Finish coins—one each from 

the Philadelphia and Denver Mints, two brilliant uncirculated coins—one each from the 

Philadelphia and Denver Mints, plus a rare and valuable Proof coin for each of the first 

four Presidential Dollars. That’s a complete type set of FIVE different coins for each 

Presidential Dollar issued, and a total of twenty coins for each year! 

When you register for our Continuity program, delivery of this complete set of coins— 

every year—is guaranteed! Regardless of rarity or scarcity, we’ll send you a complete 

five-coin type set of every Presidential Dollar minted. 

As a special bonus, with your first shipment of coins, we’ll also include a deluxe, highgloss 

presentation case, like the one pictured, for FREE! We’ll ship you an additional 

FREE display chest with the first 2012 set of coins so you can complete your collection 

in style! 

2007 Collection (20 Coins) & FREE Red Oak Display Case 

24003 $79.95 

Continuity Program Starting w/ James Monroe (5 coins) 

24933 $29.95/mo 

Philadelphia & Denver 

Uncirculated 

San Francisco Proof 

IMPORTANT! 

2016 marks the end of the Presidential 

Dollar series. With the final coins Nixon, 

Ford and Reagan already being sold out 

limited editions. Our Ultimate Presidents 

continuity is the perfect way to collect the 

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Presidential Dollars 

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Presidential Dollar Release Schedule 

CSN MINT 

2007 

George Washington 

John Adams 

Thomas Jefferson 

James Madison 

2008 

James Monroe 

John Quincy Adams 

Andrew Jackson 

Martin Van Buren 

2009 

William H. Harrison 

John Tyler 

James K. Polk 

Zachary Taylor 

2010 

Millard Fillmore 

Franklin Pierce 

James Buchanan 

Abraham Lincoln 

2011 

Andrew Johnson 

Ulysses S. Grant 

Rutherford B. Hayes 

James A. Garfield 

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2012 

Chester A. Arthur 

Grover Cleveland 

Benjamin Harrison 

Grover Cleveland 

2013 

William McKinley 

Theodore Roosevelt 

William Howard Taft 

Woodrow Wilson 

2014 

Warren Harding 

Calvin Coolidge 

Herbert Hoover 

Franklin D. Roosevelt 

2015 

Harry S. Truman 

Dwight Eisenhower 

John F. Kennedy 

Lyndon B. Johnson 

2016 

Richard M. Nixon 

Gerald Ford 

Ronald W. Reagan

Presidential Dollar Philadelphia & Denver Mint 

Coins with Collectors Album 

2007-2013 P&D Dollars with Album: 

25951 $229.95 

Continuity 2014-Forward: 

25952 $19.95/mo 

It’s hard to believe the U.S. Mint’s Presidential Dollar 

Program is now complete – but it’s true! Scarce as 

hen’s teeth in pocket change, and no longer available 

from banks, these rare coins represent several U.S. 

Mint technological firsts and will no doubt become 

highly sought-after collectibles. 

Your ability to acquire a complete collection is assured, 

because our Presidential Dollar Collector’s Album 

delivers a brilliant, uncirculated example of every 

Chief Executive – one from the Philadelphia Mint and 

one from the Denver Mint – 76 coins in all! 

Proof Presidential Dollars in Original U.S. Mint Packaging 

Presidential Dollar Proof coins are produced through a process 

using specially treated blanks stuck multiple times with 

polished dies to ensure high quality strikes. The resulting coins 

feature sharp designs and a mirror-like background, the foregrounds 

give off a frosted intense special cameo effect. These 

Proof Presidential Dollars are struck at the San Francisco Mint 

and carry the “S” mint mark. Each 4-coin set comes in the 

Original Government Packaging. 

2007 

6715 | $29.95 

2008 

10365 | $39.95 

2009 

14306 | $29.95 

2010 

18488 | $39.95 

2011 

21210 | $39.95 

2012 

23109 | $149.95 

2013 

24486 | $49.95 

2014 

26129 | $99.95 

2015 

030585 | $39.95 

2016 

031617 | $39.95 

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Presidential Dollar Coin Fact: 

In 2007 & 2008 the Presidential Dollars were designed 

with the words "In God We Trust", "E Pluribus Unum", 

the date and the mint mark on the edge of the coin. This 

however created an enormous uproar among the collecting 

community since "In God We Trust" is traditionally on the 

obverse of a coin and many people thought it was left off entirely. 

As a result, in 2009 "In God We Trust" along with the date were 

moved to the front of the coin thus creating two different design 

types throughout the series. 

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Coins 

Throughout 

the Ages 

Jerusalem Holy City Set 

$249.95 

033695 

Jerusalem is commonly translated to meaning The City of Peace. Originally settled some six thousand 

years ago, Jerusalem was established as the capital of the Kingdom of Israel by King David 

circa 1002 BCE, according to Biblical tradition, Jerusalem is considered sacred ground by the three 

major Abrahamic religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Despite having an area of 0.9 square 

kilometers, Jerusalem’s Old City is home to some of the most important religious sites on earth: the 

Temple Mount and its Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, the Dome of the Rock, and 

the al-Aqsa Mosque. 

Roman Probus - ngc XF 

033694 $89.95 

Probus’s six-year reign is impressively long, given that 

Probus delivered Gaul from the ravages of the Germans, 

pursued them across the Rhine, and everywhere defeated 

them. His operating theory was that soldiers should 

never be idle, even in times of peace, and employed them 

in various useful works such as building roads and canals 

in Egypt, and planting vineyards in Gaul. The soldiers di 

not appreciate being used as slaves, and in 282, they 

proclaimed a new emperor and put Probus to death. The 

Age of Chaos, also known as the Crisis of the Third Century, 

was a 50 year period of extreme political and economic 

volatility that almost 

saw the disintegration of 

the might Roman Empire. 

The coinage suffered and 

bronze replaced silver as 

the metal used. This genuine 

ancient Roman bronze 

coin was struck during 

the reign of Probus. The 

obverse portrays the Emperor, 

while the various 

reverses feature mythological 

and military themes. 

Alexander III Kingdom Set 

033676 $429.95 

The Macedonian King Alexander III “the Great” (336-323 B.C.) ranks high among the conquerors 

in the history of the world. He was hailed a god in his own lifetime, and after his death 

he was worshipped for centuries. In Roman times his tomb was still a locust of worship, with 

emperors traveling great distances to gaze upon him even five centuries or more after his 

death. Alexander’s most enduring accomplishment was his exportation of Greek culture to the 

Near East – regions today comprised of many nations, including Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan and 

Pakistan. He achieved this by leading his Greek army through the region, as far as the border 

of India, after which he settled at his new court at Babylon. In addition to his prolific military 

prowess, one of Alexander’s many achievements was the establishment of a single currency 

across his vast empire. These coins replaced the wide variety of local issues with an official, 

imperial coinage. We have the great fortune to offer a small quantity of these Silver Drachms, 

struck in high relief and in nearly uncirculated condition. The obverse of this brilliant About 

Uncirculated Drachm features the head of Hercules facing right, wearing lion skin headdress. 

Roman Crispus - ngc 

033693 $79.95 

Crispus was the oldest son of Constantine 

the Great. Crispus, named Caesar at the 

age of 17 and given control of the Gallic 

lands, proved himself in battles with the 

Goths. This made Crispus extremely popular 

among the Roman people. They said 

he was a worthy heir to Constantine, which 

only made Constantine fear and eventually 

hate his son. This genuine ancient Roman 

bronze coin was struck during the reign of 

Constantine. The obverse portrays Crispus, 

while the reverses feature various mythological 

and military themes. 

Russian 5 Kopecks 

032898 $49.95 

Kopecks are large, heavy copper coins. They 

were produced under the reign of Catherine II 

(The Great), 1729-1796. The coins we are offering 

now were struck in the period from the 

1760’s through the 1790’s – about the same 

time as the US Independence! Well circulated, 

each coin sports a strong, bold date. Add 

this amazing collectable that was made over 

200 years ago to your collection today!

Battles That Changed History 

2017 One Ounce Silver 

Yorktown Commemorative 

The first release in the Battles That Changed 

History collection features the Battle of 

Yorktown, 1781. This unique coin design 

combines color and engraved elements 

that are done in an antique finish. The coin 

shows a colored image of the battle leader, 

General George Washington. He stands 

against the antique-finished with his American 

troops in battle in the background. The 

coin is presented with a certificate of authenticity 

and housed in a wood box. 

033776 $99.95 


Waterloo Commemorative 

The second release in this incredible collection 

features the Battle of Waterloo, 

1815. With the same unique color and antique-looking 

design as Yorktown, this coin 

shows the victorious commander Arthur 

Wellesley, the 1st Duke of Wellington. The 

coin is presented with its own certificated 

of authenticity and wood box. 

033777 $99.95 


Trafalgar Commemorative 

The third release in the Battles That 

Changed History collection illustrates the 

Battle of Trafalgar, 1805. The reverse features 

the commander of the victorious British 

fleet, Admiral Lord Nelson. Engraved in 

the background of Admiral Nelson is ships 

engaged in a fierce battle. The coin is also 

presented with a certificate and wood box. 

033778 $99.95 

All three coins are .999 fine silver, with an antique/colored finish. 

Weight: 1 troy oz. Denomination: $2. Low mintage of 5,000. 



CSN 

Currency 

Collection 

The unique thing about currency is how much harder it can 

be to collect than coins. Since coins are made from metal 

they can withstand the test of time much more so than the 

delicate paper that notes are printed on. So to be able to find 

a note from the early 1900’s in Fine or Very Fine condition 

is truly a well deserved addition to anyones collection! 

1899 $1 Silver Certificate (Black Eagle), VF 

18673 $279.95 

This 1899 $1 Black Eagle Silver Certificate prominently displays an eagle with 

his wings spread, printed in black ink on the obverse. This is the only piece of 

U.S. currency ever issued which displays the portraits of 2 different presidents— 

Lincoln and Grant—two giants of 19th century American history. 

1907 $5 Legal Tender Note (Woodchopper), Fine 

11475 $299.95 

The last $5 “Horse Blanket” note, so named because of its large size. One of 

the most popular currency issues of all time. The intricately engraved vignette 

of “The Woodchopper” is the central feature of the note, which also shows an 

engraving of Andrew Jackson. 

1917 $1 Legal Tender Note, VF 

24436 $199.95 

The last large-sized legal tender bank note ever issued and referred to as a 

“Horse blanket” note. The obverse features Washington and a vignette of 

Columbus sighting America. The reverse shows a “sawhorse” design. 

1914 $10 Federal Reserve Note, Fine 

24437 $159.95 

This classic note is rarely seen and makes a great addition to any collection. 

The reverse features farming and industry and symbolizes American power and 

ingenuity. Includes a bold, blue Federal Reserve Bank seal on the front. These 

are part of the last series of large—size “Horseblanket” notes. 

1923 $1 Silver Certificate, VF 

22934 $79.95 

Silver Certificates once represented a key United States currency form and were 

backed by actual silver in the Federal Reserve. These notes were the first and 

only large-size notes with a standardized design for different types of the same 

denomination; this same concept would later be used on small-size notes.

1935 or 1957 $1 Silver Certificate, VG/VF 

12772 $9.95 

A silver certificate is a type of U.S. paper money that was redeemable in silver. 

These notes, issued between 1928 and 1963, were printed in denominations of 

$1, $5 and $10. They are easy to spot because they have distinctive blue Treasury 

seals and blue serial numbers, which is why collectors often call them “blue seal 

notes” or “blue seals.” 

1953 or 1963 $2 Red Seal Note, VG/VF 

12770 $14.95 

Red Seal notes were backed only by the credit of the U.S. government, despite 

that fact that they were issued at a time when money was redeemable for gold 

or silver. These notes had a red treasury seal and red serial numbers. Red Seal 

notes were issued in $1, $2, $5 and $100 denominations. 

1917 $2 Legal Tender Note, VF 

033770 $229.95 

This 1917 $2 Legal Tender Note is only the second $2 bill in history, but it is often 

times the first $2 bill collectors will own! All notes feature the red seal, and are 

an asymmetrical design. The $2 bill features a portrait of Thomas Jefferson and 

an old picture of the Capitol building. Be sure to pick up your own $2 bill today! 

1901 $10 “Bison” Legal Tender Note, Fine 

18668 $1399.95 

This could be the most popular large size United States note. In 1901 we were 

introduced to the redesigned of the $10 note, featuring the Bison on the back. It was 

recorded that the famous bison Black Diamond was the model for this note. After 

further research it was found that a stuffed bison displayed at the Smithsonian in the 

late 19th century, was the actual inspiration for the engraving. 

1899 $5 “Chief Note” Silver Certificate, Fine 

18674 $1299.95 

The 1899 $5 silver certificate is especially popular among collectors. The 

certificate displays a portrait of a Native American in full headdress. The Native 

American depicted on the 1899 $5 bill, is actually chief Running Antelope, giving 

this the nickname “Chief Note”. 

1918 “Green Eagle” Federal Reserve Bank Note, Fine 

033771 $229.95 

This note was issued only in series 1918! Inscribed with National Currency, it is 

the first and only large size $1 note issued by the Federal Reserve Bank. The 

back design of this note features a large eagle in flight in the center. Giving it the 

“Green Eagle” nickname. 



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350016 | $29.95 

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350017 | $44.95 

Polygon Magnifiers Triplet 

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350018 | $49.9 

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350020 | $24.95 

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032666 | $19.95 

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1546 | $19.95 

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19727 | $49.95 

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Jeff Garrett, Ron Guth 

6414 | $29.95 

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20925 | $29.95 

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David W. Lange 

6433 | $29.95 

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Jeff Garrett, Ron Guth 

6421 | $69.95 

Milestone Coins 

Kenneth Bressett 

10579 | $29.95 

Handbook of Ancient 

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Money of the World: 

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Ira Goldberg, Larry 

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Coins Questions & 

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