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Grande Sheets, black, 1 pocket. Five per pack. Grande sheets for Lighthouse Grande binders with ultra-transparent achival material to provide the protection your collection deserves.

Grande Sheets, black, 3 pocket. Five per pack. Grande sheets for Lighthouse Grande binders with ultra-transparent achival material to provide the protection your collection deserves.

50 bags per pack, 500 per box. Anti-fraud deal bags help preventing fraud and loss during money transactions. Made with a strong recyclable plastic that doesn't tear under normal conditions, these anti-fraud deal bags are carefully manufactured with tamper indicators that will expose if one of the following occurs: If tamper with heat, blue dots will appear on the security closure. If the bag has been attacked by freezing agents, the word "Void" will show up. If tamper with saliva, solvents,...

Coinsafe 10-count quarter coin tubes are built with high quality materials designed to provide your quarters with long-term, safe preservation. Coinsafe tubes are opaque and have strong and sturdy caps that snap to the tube base firmly. This 10-count quarter tube is ideal for "America the Beautiful" National Park and Statehood quarters yearly P & D sets. As a world leader in coin protection, CoinSafe products are always Made in USA. Note: Photo does not accurately reflect the opaque color.

CoinSafe capsules for 4oz coin. Capsule is 2.5" Diameter and 4.03mm deep.

Corrosion Intercept Coin Holders

CoinSafe coin capsule for 5" coins. Coin capsule is 5" Diameter and 15.10mm deep.

Large - 500 per box. Use the zip ties, enviro seals or plastic seals to attach to money bags and specify contents, company, ship to location, and more. These tags have a reinforced 3/8" eyelet and are color coded for demomination or sorting.

Large - 500 per box. Use the zip ties, enviro seals or plastic seals to attach to money bags and specify contents, company, ship to location, and more. These tags have a reinforced 3/8" eyelet and are color coded for demomination or sorting.

Large - 500 per box. Use the zip ties, enviro seals or plastic seals to attach to money bags and specify contents, company, ship to location, and more. These tags have a reinforced 3/8" eyelet and are color coded for demomination or sorting.

Corrosion Intercept Coin Holders

Features a patriotic flag and will hold one mint issue.

This 6.5x6.5 case holds Philadephia and Denver mint coins for the 2004 and 2005 Westward Nickel coin series. Coin motifs held include the Keelboat, American Bison and Ocean View reverse designs. Insert art features a keelboat and buffalo. Includes extra ports for the 2004 and 2005 Jefferson Nickel obverse design.

Holds 4 Gold Eagles & 1 Silver Eagle

Tri Coin Folder for Washington quarters of 2002

Add to your collection a book as rare as your finest coins. The 2015, 68th edition, of the #1 best-selling coin guide are now available in a beautiful leather-bound Limited Edition. Each large-format volume is individually numbered and personally autographed by Senior Editor and hobby legend Kenneth Bressett. Handsomely constructed with gold-stamped lettering on the cover, gilt-edged pages, a hubbed spine, and silk page marker, the Limited Edition has acquired a collectible status in its own...

Barber Dimes is devoted to a detailed analysis of every proof and business strike issue in the Barber Dime series from 1892-1916.

This book covers regular-issue gold series from 1795 to 1933. Informs the reader on investing strategies, including collecting by type, variety, or rarer issues. Includes over 150 full color images, graphs, and vital pricing data.

This coffee-table style book gives an in-depth look at icons of sports and sports memorabilia: baseball cards, autographs, game-used bats. Every major sport is covered.

Until now, the legacy of the 1913 Liberty nickels laid buried deep in myth and intrigue. Framed in the backdrop of a nationwide media frenzy and a public mad with the hope of hitting the jackpot, Million Dollar Nickels unveils the story of America's most eccentric and famous collectors, persistent reporters searching for the truth, shameless profiteers, and agents of the Smithsonian desperate to stay above the fray. Years of folklore obscured the facts. Even experts disagreed. How many nickels...