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JAMES N. McNALLY P.O. |
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I accept
checks, money orders, PayPal, and other forms of payment. LINK
TO PAYMENT METHODS
All coins
and casino chips are available in quantity unless stated
FLAT RATE
SHIPPING! $3 per order in USA/Canada; $5 elsewhere
Any
questions? Email me!
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PRESIDENTS As the United States
celebrates the inauguration of a new President, we offer these coins, tokens
and medals featuring past presidents. |
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PRESIDENTIAL DOLLARS – UNCIRCULATED - $2 EACH GEORGE WASHINGTON – 2007-D JOHN ADAMS – 2007-P THOMAS JEFFERSON – 2007-P JAMES MADISON – 2007-D JAMES MONROE – 2008-P JOHN QUINCY ADAMS – 2008-D UNSEARCHED ROLLS AVAILABLE (25
COINS) FOR THE FOLLOWING: ADAMS – 2007-P JEFFERSON – 2007-P JOHN QUINCY ADAMS – 2008-D ROLL OF 25 COINS - $45 |
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2006 JEFFERSON NICKELS – “BALLISTIC”
ROLLS NEW PORTRAIT; MONTICELLO REVERSE
These are uncirculated rolls of
nickels. Unlike normal bank rolls,
these “ballistic” rolls have only 25 coins. Sold by roll only for $5 per roll Denver & Philadelphia mintmarks
available 2006-D - $5 2006-P - $5 |
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MINIATURE COINS – GREAT NOVELTY ITEM
Miniature versions of U.S. coins
featuring Presidents Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, FDR, Eisenhower, and
Kennedy! Both sides shown in photo, with
regular-size quarter for comparison.
You will receive one set of 6 mini-coins. $3 per set |
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Occasionally when I purchase a
collection, I get odd items that I can offer here at low prices. These commemorative coins, medals and
ingots are purely novelty items and should not be regarded as
investment-quality. Only one is available for each item shown. |
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Gold-plated Andrew Jackson ingot
Small one-ounce ingot “clad in
genuine 24 kt. gold.” Full disclosure: These types of
novelty items seem to attract collectors, but they seldom maintain the value
of the original list price. Remember
this as you buy those Obama coin sets advertised on TV! This item is “clad” in gold – it is
not made of gold. Packaging is damaged and incomplete,
but ingot is in near mint condition.
Unfortunately, we never really know what these are made of since the
private mints seldom want to highlight the fact that “clad” does not mean
“made of.” $3 |
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Ronald Reagan silver & gold coin
This coin is apparently clad in
silver and gold. I do not know much
about it, except it comes from the same company that produced the silver
version shown below. $2 |
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This coin, another Reagan
commemorative, comes with a certificate of authenticity saying it is
“layered” in .999 silver. Again, this coin is not entirely
composed of silver, or it would have been melted already! $2 |
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SHELL OIL COMPANY MR. PRESIDENT COIN
GAME COINS 1970s PROMOTION $1 each Both sides shown Quarter is shown
for size comparison only. Made of aluminum; these were offered
at gas stations with fill-up. If you
got the “right” coins, you would win a prize.
William Henry Harrison - $1
Zachary Taylor - $1
Teddy Roosevelt - $1 |
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Confession time: I campaigned for
Nixon in 1972. My high-school
girlfriend insisted he was a crook, but she never stood in front of the media
on national TV and said so. Nixon went
on TV and denied it, so who was I to believe?
Besides, she wasn’t there (although he said he wasn’t there either). This token is about the size of a
silver dollar and is made of aluminum. $1 |
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DO YOU LIKE IKE?
This token appears to be made of
brass. Once again, the quarter is
shown for size comparison. $2 |
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BICENTENNIAL MEDALS These medals appear to be made of
brass. They are encased in
air-tites. The obverse has a president
instrumental to the formation of the nation, and the reverse depicts an event
with which he is associated. In person, these look very good and
are near mint. The scanner does not do
them justice. Quarter is for size comparison. Both sides of medals shown; you are buying
a single coin.
John Adams - $5 Thomas Jefferson - $5 |
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KEEP CHECKING BACK – ADDITIONAL FEATURED
COINS WILL BE ADDED THROUGHOUT THE MONTH Lots of other deals on these pages . . . To view coins by
country, click below: |
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OTHER
GREAT COIN DEALS |
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BEST
SELLER SET OF 8
UNCIRCULATED HUNGARIAN
COINS
Set
of eight uncirculated coins of various dates; all are uncirculated, taken
from bank rolls obtained directly from the Hungarian national bank in 100 forint (1998) KM-721 (Krause value is
$4.50); 50 forint commemorative coin featuring
the national Parliament building and honoring the 50th anniversary of the
revolution attempt against Soviet rule (2006) KM-789 (Krause value is $3.50);
20 forint commemorative coin featuring
Hungarian hero/statesman Deak Ferenc, recognizing the 200th anniversary of
his birth (2003) KM-768; 20 forint general circulation issue (2006)
KM-696; 10 forint (2003) KM-695; 5 forint (2005) KM-694; 2 forint (2005) KM-693; 1 forint (2007) KM-692. The smaller coins are particularly hard to
get in Set
of 8: $8.00 |
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STUNNING
SWISS UNCIRCULATED SET IN WAX-SEALED
ORIGINAL SHIPPING ENVELOPE! 1968-B
uncirculated set as mailed from the Swiss mint in Bern in 1968 – complete shipping
envelope with two wax seals and additional postmarks as this registered
packet passed through Montreal on its way to its ultimate destination in
Windsor, Ontario. Coins are 1 rappen,
2 rappen, 5 rappen, 10 rappen, 20 rappen, ½ franc, and 1 franc (KM 46, 47,
26, 27, 29, 23a.1 & 24a.1. Coins
have some toning from exposure to air, but are otherwise uncirculated. The
envelope is ripped, and some of the hardened wax has come off, but it is
exactly as shown in the photo. This
would make a great framed display, with or without the coins! $50.
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GERMAN 2 EURO
COMMEMORATIVE Mint mark “G,” from Mint mark “A,” from CLICK HERE FOR GERMAN CASINO CHIPS & TOKENS FOR SALE |
FOREIGN
UNCIRCULATED STARTER SET OF 7
COINS
7
LOW-DENOMINATION UNCIRCULATED COINS from Italy (20 lira), Portugal (1 cent &
2 cent), Canada (1 cent), Hungary (1 forint), Switzerland (1 rappen), and
Spain (1 peseta). Both sides shown in
photo – you get 7 coins. $2 per set. |
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In
2005 Canada, the nation that invented peace, celebrated the 50th
anniversary of the end of World War 2 by issuing nickels that were
reminiscent of the wartime “V” (for victory) nickels. I am offering a set of two nickels in two
different formats – the 2005 anniversary round nickel in BU condition, and
your choice of a 1943 tombac nickel (KM #40) or 1945 plated steel coin (KM
#40a). The shaped (12-sided) coins
from the 1940s are circulated but in excellent condition. Not only is this an interesting re-use of
the old “V” artwork, but the set features father and daughter on the obverse
– George VI and Elizabeth II. $4 per
set of two.
2005 & 1945 2005 & 1943 2005 & 1945 set: 2005 & 1943 set: |
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