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Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed! shopcsntv.com • 800-257-3859 | 20 <strong>CSN</strong>’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.
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