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IMPORTANT INFORMATION & ANNOUNCEMENTS
In-person
pickup is now being offered at select
coins shows and TEC mini-meets (CLICK) The post office
raised prices again (late April)
and it appears they will be raising rates two or three times a year. Unfortunately, we will have to adjust our
domestic postage rate to $5 effective June 1, 2026. NEW 2026 DISNEY COINS COMPLETE SETS ARE
HERE (near bottom of this NEW COINS page) PAGE WITH CLEARANCE/OUTLET NON-DISNEY
COINS PAGE WITH CLEARANCE/OUTLET DISNEY
COINS |
My email
contact: CONTACT If a catalog number ends in “cp,”
the coins are pressed on cleaned & polished U.S. copper cents. If it ends in “ca,” they are
pressed on cleaned and polished 1964 Canada copper cents that are identical
in size and composition to U.S. copper cents. If it ends in “z,” the coins
are pressed on zinc pennies supplied by the machine.
Our coins
from Tokyo Disneyland and other parts of Tokyo have their own page now: FOREIGN SHIPPING
REMAINS SUSPENDED We are unable to
ship outside the USA during the tariff wars.
There is too much uncertainty about the tariffs being charged in other
countries and the requirements for obtaining prepayment of duties from you,
the customer, to enable your packages to be delivered promptly and without
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New free coin now available – free with every order TOKYO DISNEYSEA Our current free coin represents the streetcar at Tokyo DisneySea
and is pressed on an uncirculated copper cent. The prior coin, Tokyo Disneyland Monorail,
is available at the bottom of this page in denomination sets only – no
singles. The new coin will be available in denomination sets later in June.
Watch this page for information.
Rolled by Don Cade. This coin is free with every order; you do not
have to click on anything – it’s automatically included. |
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ADDED IN JUNE 2026 Coming soon: new Disney World Muppets 8-die set |
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PARROT MOUNTAIN Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
One of
the newest machines in Pigeon Forge is found at Parrot Mountain, an outdoor
aviary adjacent Dollywood Park. It‘s a
difficult drive up a mountain and a difficult walk in the attraction – you’ll
feel like a true mountaineer! New in
2025. We have a very limited number in
stock.
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COOTER’S PLACE Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
This
machine has been at the location for a few years, but we have finally added
it to our catalog. The designs are the
same as the Nashville location, but have “Pigeon Forge” on them. A prior machine had different designs with
“Gatlinburg” on them. Rolled
on shiny zinc pennies or blanks supplied by the machine. This location is scheduled to close at the
end of 2026.
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TRY MY NUTS Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
Try My
Nuts lost its original machine to thieves.
Their new machine is located inside the business for greater
protection. It’s made by The Penny
Press Machine Company and has 5 designs, all with a backstamp. Guests can either insert 4 quarters and
their own penny to roll, or dollar bills and receive preloaded shiny zinc
pennies. These are the zinc version. New in
late 2025.
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ELVIS PRESLEY COLORIZED TENNESSEE QUARTER
Color
art version of the Tennessee state quarter featuring famous resident Elbis
Presley. Mint condition, comes in a clear 2x2 flip. The Tennessee side of the coin is unpainted
and is shown as an example. You will receive a single coin. These
are not an official U.S. Mint product. They were privately produced on
genuine U.S. quarters. |
KUWOHI TOKEN Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee
Clingman’s
Dome was renamed in 2024 for its Cherokee name. The same design used on the
old token now features the restored Indian name, Kuwohi. Kuwohi is the tallest peak in the park and
in Tennessee at 6,641 feet. |
CHARLES HALL MUSEUM Tellico Plains, Tennessee
The
Charles Hall Museum celebrates the culture of the local area and
peoples. Its 3-die machine has designs
featuring on of the museums buildings, a mountain scene and “Cherohala
Skyway” (part of the Trail of Tears), and Bald River Falls.
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RAVENHAWK GIFTS Cherokee, North Carolina
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OHIO PEWTER “SHILLING” Cincinnati, Ohio
Root
River Mint brought its rolling machine to the Cincinnato coin show in June
2026 to produce an Ohio-themed pewter “shilling” especially for the
show. We have a limited number of coins. Both
sides shown, with quarter for comparison.
These are produced by hand and can show variations in how round they
are, or how well-centered. |
L&N DEPOT MUSEUM Etowah, Tennessee
Each
penny has a unique backstamp referring to the scene depicted or the region’s
information. You are purchasing 4
coins. Each one rolls short, as shown
in the photo.
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BUSH’S BAKED BEANS VISITOR CENTER Dandridge, Tennessee
TN105.1: just the Duke the Dog single penny
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FLINT MASONIC TEMPLE NICKEL ROLLED BY RAY DILLARD Flint, Michigan
Rolled
by Ray Dillard, this nickel was a fundraiser for the Flint Masonic Temple’s
Preservation Fund. I’d say they’re
mildly circulated but in excellent condition. |
1994 ANA SHOW IN DETROIT ROLLED BY RAY DILLARD ON POLISH COINS Detroit, Michigan
Ray
Dillard was the regular roller for show coins at the American Numismatic
Association’s conventions (now called the World’s Fair of Money in
summer/autumn and the smaller National Money Show in the early months of each
year). He was also a strong supporter
of the Polish Numismatic Association and often rolled special show coins on
brass or bronze Polish coins for that club. We have
about a dozen of the 1994 ANA coins on brass 5 zlotys Polish coins (1st eagle
design, circa 1975-1985; #Y81.1, original coin has 24mm diameter – comparable
to a U.S. quarter). They are in
circulated condition, and the backs have been stained to highlight the
screaming eagle symbol on Polish coins.
This is
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BALTIMORE & OHIO TRAIN COIN ROLLED BY RAY DILLARD ON OVERSIZED ARCADE TOKENS
We have
only two tokens available. Ray produced these in 2003 to commemorate
America’s oldest working railroad (organized in 1827, began operating in 1830),
the Baltimore & Ohio. The design
features an early steam locomotive (but not the first locomotive). These
were produced on oversized brass arcade tokens. They will not fit in standard elongated 2x2
holders, as their length is 40mm x 29mm.
I keep my collection copy in a silver-dollar sized round-window 2x2. Each of
the elongateds I acquired was rolled on a large token from different
sources. I am selling a variation (A)
from “Sportland Arcade, Ocean City, MD” and one (B) from “Fun City, Ocean
City, MD.” You can choose – the fronts
and backs of each are shown in the pictures above. If you choose one that’s
sold out, try selecting the other. |
BETTER STOCK! ISLAND TRADING POST Pigeon Forge, Tennessee [photo coming soon] Our
existing inventory of this coin set was rolled on circulated zinc
pennies. The vendor has started
loading the machine with shiny zinc pennies, and we have sets available. This is
still the only 8-die machine we have encountered in the Smoky Mountains area. |
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NEW LOCATION! COUNTRY MAID FUDGE SHOP Cherokee, North Carolina
This
machine used to be at the now-closed Two Bears gift shop. We have obtained sets from its new
location, and these are much fuller rolls than the short rolls we got at Two
Bears. Complete
set of 3 rolled on uncirculated copper cents. |
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BACK IN STOCK These
next items are back in stock – sometimes after a lengthy absence |
NEIL ARMSTRONG AIR & SPACE MUSEUM Wapakoneta, Ohio
Complete
set of 4 designs, with backstamp on all coins as shown in bottom part of the
photo. Pressed on uncirculated U.S.
copper cents. Designs:
Museum building; Apollo 11 lunar lander; Gemini capsule; Saturn V rocket.
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BOONSHOFT MUSEUM OF DISCOVERY Dayton, Ohio
Complete
set of 4 on uncirculated U.S. copper cents. Designs:
museum logo; microscope; Oscar the Otter (museum mascot); hand and planets.
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MUSEUM OF THE U.S. AIR FORCE Wright-Patterson AFB, Dayton, Ohio
Set A:
Complete set of 4 rolled on uncirculated U.S. copper cents. Designs: Wright Flyer; Eagle and flag;
space shuttle; Air Force shoulder patch.
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MUSEUM OF THE U.S. AIR FORCE Wright-Patterson AFB, Dayton, Ohio
Set B:
Complete set of 4 rolled on uncirculated U.S. copper cents. Designs: B-17; P-51; F-22; F-16.
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MUSEUM OF THE U.S. AIR FORCE Wright-Patterson AFB, Dayton, Ohio
Set C:
Complete set of 4 rolled on uncirculated U.S. copper cents. Designs: SR-71; A-10 (Warthog); XB-70; B-2.
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ELY’S MILL Gatlinburg, Tennessee
We have
replenished our supply of the 5-die machine near the restrooms. Our 4-die set from inside the store has
remained in stock and is still available as well (set TN19). TN19 – set of 4 (not shown) $5.99
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SMOKY MOUNTAIN GOLD & RUBY MINE Cherokee, North Carolina
There
is a dime machine at this location. These are pressed on slightly circulated clad
dimes. |
RIPLEY’S OLD MACDONALD’S MINI GOLF Sevierville, Tennessee
Old MacDonald’s mini-golf in Sevierville, back
in stock
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GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS RAILROAD Bryson, City, North Carolina
The
4-die set is back in stock. The
single-die machine at this location is now retired, but we still have copies
available on our Tennessee/North
Carolina page. (set NC10). Designs:
Steam locomotive; bear; Santa Claus; North Carolina map outline. All
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JOHN DEERE PAVILION Moline, Illinois
Complete
set of 4 from the John Deere gift shop.
These are pressed on U.S. copper cents that have been cleaned and
polished. The
machine does not roll short – the machine supplied (The Penny Press Machine
Co.) makes its coins shorter so they can place 5 dies on a ring originally
design for 4 (if the client chooses).
This also reduces stretching to make zinc pennies roll without showing
as many silver streaks. You
will receive 4 coins, Each has a backstamp with the Pavilion’s logo.
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SHEDD AQUARIUM – machine #6 Chicago, Illinois
Complete
set of 4 from PennyCollector machine #6.
These are rolled on zinc blanks supplied by the machine. Designs:
penguin swimming; alligator; sea turtle; hammerhead shark.
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SHEDD AQUARIUM – machine #7 Chicago, Illinois
Complete
set of 4 from PennyCollector machine #7.
These are rolled on zinc blanks supplied by the machine. Designs:
lionfish; jellyfish; seahorse; puffer fish.
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SHEDD AQUARIUM – machine #8 Chicago, Illinois
Complete
set of 4 from PennyCollector machine #8.
These are rolled on zinc blanks supplied by the machine. Designs:
frogs; sea stars (starfish); octopus; seals.
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SHEDD AQUARIUM – machine #9 Chicago, Illinois
Complete
set of 8 from PennyCollector machine #9.
These are rolled on zinc blanks supplied by the machine. Designs:
sea otter; clownfish; dolphins; manta ray; horseshoe crab; shark; whale
shark; beluga whale.
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SHEDD AQUARIUM – machine #10 Chicago, Illinois
Complete
set of 8 from PennyCollector machine #10.
These are rolled on zinc blanks supplied by the machine. Designs:
I’ll admit I can’t identify all the designs, but they include Macaroni
penguin; possibly koi; eel; grouper; shark; sea dragon.,
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FAMILY MUSEUM Bettendorf, Iowa
These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
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PUTNAM MUSEUM Davenport, Iowa
These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
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MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY Univeristy [sic] of Iowa, Iowa City
Yes,
the University’s pennies spell “University” wrong. Complete set of 4. A sign on the machine indicates that they
will replace the error dies, so these might be a limited-time offer. These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
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IOWA 80 TRUCK STOP Wolcott, Iowa
These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
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IOWA 80 TRUCK STOP Wolcott, Iowa
The
logo coin has a possible die crack, which also affects the back of the
penny. It leaves a donut shape (which
is also visible on the front, but not as dominant).
Reverse of die with damage These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
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ALL AMERICAN BULLION Cedar Rapids, Iowa
These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
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MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MUSEUM – machine #9 Milwaukee, Wisconsin
These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
We do
not have machine #8, the ground floor machine, due to a malfunction |
MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MUSEUM – machine #3 Milwaukee, Wisconsin
These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
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MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MUSEUM – machine #5 Milwaukee, Wisconsin
We have
only two copies available due to a machine malfunction. These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
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MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MUSEUM – machine #6 Milwaukee, Wisconsin
These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
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MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MUSEUM – machine #7 Milwaukee, Wisconsin
These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
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MILWAUKEE ZOO APES
Three
retired pennies from the Milwaukee County Zoo, all featuring apes! It appears these came from different
machines. The adult gorilla coin is in
copper; the baby gorilla and the orangutan are zinc pennies.
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NATIONAL BOBBLEHEAD MUSEUM Milwaukee, Wisconsin
These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
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HARLEY DAVIDSON MUSEUM Milwaukee, Wisconsin The
PennyCollector listings are a bit inconsistent. Our catalog number does not reflect the
machine numbers on PennyCollector.com There
are a total of 4 machines in 3 buildings at the museum complex. Many share
common designs, and they all have backstamps as shown in the photos, Complete
set of 4 from the Factory Outlet store.
Designs:
Harley logo with Trade Mark spelled out; logo without Trade Mark; “1” logo;
motorcycle. Backstamp says “Harley
Davidson Museum.” These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
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HARLEY DAVIDSON MUSEUM Milwaukee, Wisconsin Set of 5 from the Harley Shop.
Designs:
Shovel head motor; Pan head motor; banner; wings logo; round logo. Backstamp says “Museum.” These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
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HARLEY DAVIDSON MUSEUM Milwaukee, Wisconsin Set of 4 from the Harley Shop.
Designs:
H-D 1903; wings logo; round logo; banner.
Backstamp: “Harley Davison Museum.” These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
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HARLEY DAVIDSON MUSEUM Milwaukee, Wisconsin Set of 5 from the Museum building.
Designs:
wings logo; Harley Davidson logo; Knucklehead motor; “1” logo;
motorcycle. Backstamp says “Harley
Davidson Museum.” These coins were pressed on copper U.S. or Canada pennies
that were cleaned but still show evidence of the source coin on the front and
back.
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DIXBORO GENERAL STORE Dixboro, Michigan
We have
new stock from this historic store outside Ann Arbor, Michigan. Our new ones are rolled on cleaned &
polished U.S. copper Memorial cents, and on partially cleaned wheat cents. They each feature the same design from the
store’s single-die machine.
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CENTRAL STATE NUMISMATIC SOCIETY New items from the CSNS show in April 2026 Join at CSNS.org |
MISSOURI PEWTER SHILLING
The
third installment in the now-annual shilling series! This one features a shilling reverse with
the CSNS logo, and a well-crafted St. Louis Arch (“Gateway Arch” design on
the front. We had to pay more for
these this year due to increasing costs of the component metals in the
pewter. These
were handmade at the show. They show
individual variations and imperfections.
Both sides shown in photo. The
prior years’ Pine Tree and Nebraska shillings are available on our Clubs/Shows page. Next year’s shilling is expected to honor
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USA 250 ELONGATED COINS FROM MISSOURI CLUB
I was
able to roll two designs at the Missouri Numismatic Society’s penny press
during the CSNS show. This is the
250th anniversary design, available on partially cleaned wheat pennies or on
AU/BU nickels. The Missouri club will
be rolling these on regular pennies at their convention in August 2026, and
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Each
year the CSNS commissions slabbed quarters featuring the region’s
honoree. In 2024 the honoree was Iowa,
and these slabs were made using 2004-P state quarters. We were able to purchase extras for resale
to you. Mint
condition in ANACS slab. |
NEBRASKA QUARTER CSNS SLAB
Each
year the CSNS commissions slabbed quarters featuring the region’s
honoree. In 2025 the honoree was
Nebraska, and these slabs were made using 2015-D state quarters. We were able to purchase extras for resale
to you. Mint
condition in ANACS slab. |
MISSOURI HONEYBEE NICKEL
The
Missouri Numismatic Society’s machine at the CSNS show had two designs: the
USA 250 design (above) and the state insect, the honeybee. We are giving away the honeybee pennies
rolled on whet free with your orders while 20 copies last. We have a limited number of the honeybee
design rolled on AU or BU nickels, while supplies last. Only 9 nickels available |
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OVERSIZED MISSOURI CLUB WOODEN NICKEL
This
item is an oversized wood token that has been laser etched to promote the
April 2026 CSNS convention and the August 2026 MNS state convention. It includes the state insect, the honeybee. Limited quantities available. Both sides shown in photo. Only 3 available |
STACK’S PLASTIC PROMOTIONAL TOKEN
A lot
of dealers at the CSNS show seem to have switched away from giving away
tokens and wooden nickels to promote their business. Stack’s Marketplace is an exception, though
– it had oversized plastic tokens. We
picked up only a couple extras. Both
sides shown in photo. Only 2 available |
IOWA QUARTER CSNS SLAB
Each
year the CSNS commissions slabbed quarters featuring the region’s
honoree. In 2024 the honoree was Iowa,
and these slabs were made using 2004-P state quarters. We were able to purchase extras for resale
to you. Mint
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PCGS SAMPLE SLABS These
slabbed coins are given out by coin grading companies to promote interest in
their products. There is an active
community of sample slab collectors.
We are offering a smattering of these collectables in limited
quantities. Also see out sample slabs
with state quarters from the 2024 and 2025 CSNS Convention, below. Sample
slabs always feature ungraded coins.
Since the coins are not separately graded, the bar code and item
number is the same for all coins produced in a year. 2020 nickel: this was a scarce release
because so many coin shows were canceled due to the pandemic. Many were
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COLUMBUS ZOO TEST SETS When we
roll Columbus Zoo sets on our own machine, it takes a bit of effort to make
sure the dies are properly aligned and the correct pressure is applied to get
a full roll. We test the settings on
circulated coins. We are
selling some test coins as mismatched sets.
The machine has three dies: owl, train, and moose. Each of these sets features a complete set
of designs, but on three different source coins. These sets will show flaws from excessive
circulation and might not display full well-centered images. The items in the photos are the exact items
you’re buying, though.
Set
w18A; rolled on Israel 1 agora scalloped aluminum coin, and U.S. nickel and
U.S. zinc penny.
Set
w18B; rolled on Mexico bimetal peso (notice separation between the two
metals), U.S. nickel and Israel scalloped aluminum 1 agora. |
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By
special arrangement, we have obtained copper sets from PennyCollector
machines 2 & 3 from this museum in Virginia. The machines had been out of order for more
than a year and were finally retired in 2025/early 2026. When
these sell out, we will not be able to replenish our supply. Get ‘em now! Note:
each machine has a coin depicting the museum’s logo. A copy will be included in each set
(there’s are tiny differences, at least in the border dots). As you can always expect from us, the coins
will be marked with their respective sets/machine number for accurate
inclusion in your collection. |
* VIRGINIA AIR & SPACE CENTER Hampton, Virginia Machine 2:
Designs: Wright Flyer; McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle; Lockheed
Martin F-16 Fighting Falcon.; Virginia Air & Space Center logo.
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Designs: North American XB-70 Valkyrie; Space
Shuttle; Mercury capsule; Virginia Air & Space Center logo.
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* ROUND ROCK VISITOR
CENTER Round Rock, Texas
Complete set of 4
from the visitor center in Round Rock, Texas.
This is a new machine reported in 2026. Rolled on cleaned & polished Canadian
copper cents. They may have some minor
fingerprints on them that you should be able to clean if you desire.
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2026 CN TOWER COLORIZED $2 COIN Celebrating
the 50th anniversary of Toronto’s CN Tower, this colorized $3 coin is taken
from a mint roll we purchased from the Royal Canadian Mint. King Charles appears on the obverse. Mint condition. Our colorized Anne of Green Gables dollar coins are sold out. |
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NEW & RECENT NATIONAL PARK TOKENS |
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KUWOHI TOKEN Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee
Clingman’s
Dome was renamed in 2024 for its Cherokee name. The same design used on the
old token now features the restored Indian name, Kuwohi. |
BACK IN STOCK BEAR IN TREE TOKEN Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee |
BACK IN STOCK CADE’S COVE TOKEN Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee |
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* NATIONAL PARK
TOKENS CARLSBAD CAVERNS NATIONAL PARK Carlsbad, New Mexico
Carlsbad
Caverns has been a popular tourist destination since its establishment as a
national park in 1930. Of more than
100 caves, only 3 are open to the public.
Educational presentations at an amphitheatre are highlighted by a
massive flight of bats nightly. A
single national park token (approximately the size of a quarter-dollar)
features caves on one side and bats on the other New, unused. Both sides of token shown in
photo. |
* NATIONAL PARK
TOKENS VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL Washington, D.C.
The
poignant and graceful Vietnam Veterans Memorial is honored on this two-sided
token. New, unused; both sides shown. |
* NATIONAL PARK
TOKENS STEAMTOWN NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE Scranton, Pennsylvania
Two
steam locomotives grace this token from Steamtown. Both sides shown. New, unused. |
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* NATIONAL PARK
TOKENS WASHITA BATTLEFIELD NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE Cheyenne, Wyoming
The
battlefield site commemorates the 1868 Battle of Washita, where George
Custer’s 7th Cavalry engaged in a surprise attack on Cheyenne Indians who had
left their reservation after unfulfilled terms of a prior treaty left them
without provisions and caused tribes to raid government and settler supplies.
A
single national park token (approximately the size of a quarter-dollar). New, unused. Both sides of token shown in
photo. |
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TOKENS MISSION SAN JUAN/SAN ANTONIO MISSIONS NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK San Antonio, Texas
Mission
San Juan Capistrano is one of the missions in San Antonio, Texas (it’s not
the bird destination in California – same Saint, different location). A
single national park token (approximately the size of a quarter-dollar). New, unused. Both sides of token shown in
photo. |
* NATIONAL PARK
TOKENS PORT CHICAGO NAVAL MAGAZINE NATIONAL MEMORIAL (CALIFORNIA) Concord, California
The
Port Chicago Naval Magazine National Memorial is in California (not
Illinois), and honors those 320 civilians and service members killed in the
1944 explosion of a ship during ammo-loading operations. Most of those killed were African-Americans
serving in a segregated Navy, and incident led to the largest Navy mutiny in
American history and eventually helped spur integration of the Navy. The Memorial is open to the public only
through reserved guided tours. A
single national park token (approximately the size of a quarter-dollar). New, unused. Both sides of token shown in
photo. |
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* NATIONAL PARK
TOKENS PETROGLYPH NATIONAL MONUMENT Bernalillo County, New Mexico
The
monument preserves volcanic cones and petroglyphs – rock carvings – left
behind by the Pueblo native people and Spanish settlers. Some carvings date back 3,000 years. A
single national park token (approximately the size of a quarter-dollar). New, unused. Both sides of token shown in
photo. |
* NATIONAL PARK
TOKENS GREAT SAND DUNES NATIONAL PARK Colorado
A
popular park in Colorado with immense sand dunes. The dunes were created when lakes receded
from this area and the remaining sand was blown into the dune field. Although the surrounding natural preserve
is much larger, the dunes themselves cover about 30 square miles. A
single national park token (approximately the size of a quarter-dollar). New, unused. Both sides of token shown in
photo. (photo shows the token at an
improper angle) |
* NATIONAL PARK
TOKENS JOHN MUIR NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE Martinez, California
John
Muir is known as the Father of the National Parks for his relentless efforts
to get natural areas preserved from agricultural and industrial
exploitation. The first national parks
had been declared by President Grant in the 1870s (Yellowstone and Mackinac
Island), but Muir used his love of nature and his time spent living in
Yosemite to persuade Theordore Roosevelt of the need for a more comprehensive
system of preservation. Muir
died in 1914, and the house where he lived in the San Francisco area was
designated a national historic site 50 years later. A
single national park token (approximately the size of a quarter-dollar). New, unused. Both sides of token shown in
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NATIONAL PARK PATCH We sell these on Ebay . . . so why not offer them
at a cheaper price on the website? (We
don’t typically sell non-coin souvenirs here) New condition. Patch
measures about 3” wide by 2.8” tall.
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* ABRAHAM LINCOLN NATIONAL PARK TOKEN
There is no “Abraham Lincoln National park,” but there is a
special Lincoln national park token.
Deep bas relief images on a 1” token. Both sides are shown in the photo. See our other tokens – including tokens
from Lincoln’s birthplace and his home in Springfield – on the NATIONAL PARKS TOKENS page. |
* ARLINGTON CEMETERY TOKEN
National Park token from Arlington, featuring a
bugler. Deep bas relief images
on a 1” token. Both sides are shown in
the photo. See our other
tokens on the NATIONAL PARKS
TOKENS page. |
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* GOLDEN SPIKE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE ROUND
TOKEN
New to our catalog – the round national park token for the
Golden Spike history site in Utah, where the transcontinental railroad was
connected. 5/16” round standard
national park token. Both sides shown
in the photo. See
our other tokens on the NATIONAL
PARKS TOKENS page. |
* BACK IN STOCK GOLDEN SPIKE RECTANGLE NATIONAL SITE TOKENS
Set of two rectangular tokens honoring the Central Pacific
Jupiter and the Union Pacific 119.
Measures 1” x 5/8”. You will
receive two tokens - both sides shown in photo. These have a different reverse than our previous tokens
from this site – “est. 2019” replaces the old “est. 1965.” This attraction changed from a hisortical site
to a park. See the old photo
below.
Old version – no longer available See
our other tokens on the NATIONAL
PARKS TOKENS page. |
* NATIONAL PARK
TOKENS PICTURED ROCKS NATIONAL LAKESHORE Munising, Michigan
Pictured
Rocks National Lakeshore on Lake Superior is one of the great gems in
Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. New,
unused; both sides shown. |
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* COLUMBUS ZOO OWL ON ECUADOR BIMETAL COIN
These coins were rolled on a
retired Columbuis Zoo machine for a TEC event. An owl is the logo of The Elongated
Collectors (TEC) club [link to membership
application]. The source coin is
uncirculated Ecuador bimetal 100 sucres (which we
also sell by the roll). It is the
size of a penny. |
COLUMBUS ZOO MACHINE 26 ON BUFFALO NICKELS
Retired
machine 26 features an owl, the zoo train, and a moose. We rolled these on circulated buffalo
nickels with the buffalo showing on the reverse. Sometimes it’s faint (if the coin was quite
clean), and sometimes it appears vividly (dirtier coins leave sharper images
of the underlying source coin). Set of
3. |
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TOKYO RESORT LINE DENOMINATION SET #1 Our exclusive design of last year’s coin, with our
backstamp, rolled on copper cent, nickel, dime and quarter.
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TOKYO RESORT LINE DENOMINATION SET #2 Our exclusive design of last year’s coin, with our
backstamp, rolled on uncirculated Ecuador bimetal 100 sucres; cleaned
Japanese 10 yen; cleaned Mexico multi-sided 50 centavos; and cleaned Chuck E.
Cheese arcade token. The cleaned coins (Japan, Mexico, Chuck E. Cheese) will still show
signs of circulation, which makes the source coin’s design visible.
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New
12/11/2014
Revised
6/12/2026
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James McNally