The St. Gaudens’ $20 Gold Piece has long been hailed as one of the most beautiful coins in the world. Now NCM has created this 14 KT Gold magnificent 10mm diameter miniature St. Gaudens. It captures the golden beauty of Lady Liberty and the Double Eagle reverse in a medallion that will be the envy of all....more

Begun in 2002, “Tribute in Light” is an installation of 88 searchlights placed next to the site of the World Trade Center to create two vertical columns of light in remembrance of the September 11 attacks. These two columns of light are so bright that they are visible from up to 60 miles away! After this year the tribute in light will be discontinued forever, but you can remember it always with the “Tribute in Light” New York State Quarter collection. The set includes ten brilliant uncirculated U.S. Gov’t New York State Quarters, one to mark each year since 9/11 Each quarter is double dated, 2001 and 2011, designated as a special Tenth Anniversary release, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, and packaged in a deluxe collector’s display case. A wonderful way to commemorate the Tenth Anniversary of September 11, 2001 — the day that changed America forever....more

The great Navy ship USS New York was built using 7.5 tons of steel salvaged from the World Trade Center. Now, it appears on our exclusively authorized 10th Anniversary September 11th commemorative, featuring separate sculptures of the USS New York and the World Trade Center Towers inset with jeweler precision on its obverse. Both the Twin Towers and the USS New York actually rise up to transform this historic 3-piece commemorative into a magnificent standing sculpture of the World Trade Center with the USS New York sailing past! The commemorative base is clad in 14 mg of pure 24 Karat gold. Then the USS New York and the Twin Towers are clad in 14 mg of .999 pure silver, priceless silver recovered from Ground Zero. Double dated 2001-2011, the reverse features 10 stars struck in frosted relief, one for each year since that fateful day, along with the official insignia of the First Responders Alliance. Comes complete with an individually numbered certificate of authenticity confirming its 24 karat gold and recovery silver content. Privately minted – never released for circulation and available only to collectors. Pay homage to America’s heroes and remember the day that changed America forever …order today!...more

Probably the most famous of all American coins, the 1804 Draped Bust Silver Dollar is the great, classic rarity among U.S. coins. Only eight are known to have been produced. One of these sold recently for a world record price of $4,140,000. This “King of Silver Dollars” depicts the magnificently engraved draped bust of Miss Liberty in frosted relief on a mirror-like background on the obverse, and a stately Heraldic Eagle on the reverse. Now our beautiful privately minted, non-monetary Proof, clad in 71 mg of .999 Pure Silver, will let you enjoy the magnificence of the original without having to spend millions for it....more

U.S. gold coin denominations had not exceeded $10 due to modest demand and limited gold supplies. Then, on January 24, 1848, the California Gold Rush began and over a half-million “Forty-Niners” made gold supplies plentiful. In February 1849, Congress authorized the striking of $20 gold coins and the “Double Eagle” was born. The first two $20 Liberty Gold pieces were struck—the ONLY ones to ever bear the date 1849. Now, over one hundred and fifty years later, only one single 1849 $20 Gold Piece survives. Housed in the Smithsonian Institution, it is a gleaming reminder of America’s Gold Rush. Collector’s can only dream about owning the priceless treasure in the Smithsonian, but now you can acquire our privately minted, non-monetary 1849 $20 Liberty Proof, clad in 31 mg of 24 KT Pure Gold, at a much more affordable price!...more

In 1861, an official of the CSA Army contacted a Philadelphia jeweler to engrave a Confederate cent. The job went to Robert Lovett, Jr., a die-cutter with extensive experience. Using the head of Minerva on the obverse, and a wreath of Southern agricultural products on the reverse, Lovett struck 12 coins in copper-nickel. Fearing arrest by the Union for aiding the Confederacy, he hid the twelve coins in his basement until long after the war was over. After the war, his dies were used to restrike the design in several different metals, including silver, gold and copper...more

The start of the American Civil War in 1861 was a watershed year for gold coinage as well. The disruption caused by the conflict restricted that year’s mintage of $20 Gold Pieces from the southern New Orleans Mint to under 18,000 strikings. As a result high-grade specimens exceed $20,000 in price—if one can even be found! This privately minted, non-monetary Proof, clad in 31 mg of .999 Pure Gold with the coveted ‘O’ mint mark and the magic date of 1861, can now be an historic addition to your collection....more

1878 brought the first of the Morgan Silver Dollars, the “hard cash” the West was waiting for. But silver meltdowns in the following century sent their prices zooming. Now this first-ever 1878 U.S. Gov’t Morgan Silver Dollar has been recreated as a privately minted Pure Silver Clad Proof, making it practical for you to represent this important first issue in your collection. Miss Liberty’s magnificently engraved head is profiled in frosted relief on a mirror-like background on the obverse and the majestic American Eagle displays his full wingspan in frosted relief across the reverse of this non-monetary Proof clad in 71 mg of .999 Pure Silver....more

1878 brought the first of the Morgan Silver Dollars, the “hard cash” the West was waiting for. But silver meltdowns in the following century sent their prices zooming. Now this first-ever 1878 U.S. Gov’t Morgan Silver Dollar has been recreated as a privately minted Pure Silver Clad Proof, making it practical for you to represent this important first issue in your collection. Miss Liberty’s magnificently engraved head is profiled in frosted relief on a mirror-like background on the obverse and the majestic American Eagle displays his full wingspan in frosted relief across the reverse of this non-monetary Proof clad in 71 mg of .999 Pure Silver....more

Only about 2% of all Morgans minted were struck at the Carson City Mint. In addition, vast numbers of precious ‘CC’ Morgans were melted down to support the war effort in WWI. As a result, the value of the scarce surviving ‘CC’s’ has increased dramatically. An 1889 ‘CC’ Morgan recently auctioned for $529,000! Now you can own your own copy of the 1889 ‘CC’ Morgan recreated as a privately minted, non-monetary Proof clad in 71 mg of .999 Pure Silver at the tiniest fraction of the original’s price...more

Only four Carson City Morgans were struck in the 1890's, and the lowest mintage by far was of Morgans dated 1893. Add to that the extreme collectability of this last-year-of-issue Carson City dollar, and it’s no wonder that one 1893 ‘CC’ Morgan recently sold at auction for $23,000! Now you can own your own copy of the 1893 ‘CC’ Morgan recreated as a privately minted, non-monetary Proof clad in 71 mg of .999 Pure Silver at a very collectable price...more

This 1893 ‘O’ Tribute Proof salutes the rarest New Orleans Morgan. The New Orleans Mint was the only mint to produce coins for both the Union and Confederacy. An 1893 ‘O’ Morgan recently sold for up to $200,000 at auction. This privately minted, non-monetary masterpiece clad in 71 mg of .999 Pure Silver depicts Liberty’s head in a frosted profile on a mirror-finish background....more

Morgans from the San Francisco Mint boast the highest quality strikes and richest luster finish of all the mints. It’s no wonder an 1893 ‘S’, the rarest San Francisco Morgan, recently sold at an auction price of $410,000! Now our privately minted, non-monetary Proof clad in 71 mg of .999 Pure Silver will go a long way towards completing your collection at a very affordable price....more

With under 13,000 minted, the 1895 Philadelphia Mint Morgan is the rarest Morgan ever struck. One recently sold at public auction for over $85,000. It comes from the oldest mint in the US, where the first Morgans were struck in 1878, and is a rarely seen proof striking. Your privately minted, non-monetary 1895 Morgan Tribute Proof is clad in 71 mg of .999 Pure Silver, with the glorious mirror-like field and frosted relief of a collector’s desired proof striking....more

While many numismatic rarities are created by very small mintages, it seems that the 1927 ‘D’ Saint Gaudens $20 Double Eagle owes it’s rarity to the thorough job the US Government did melting them in the 1930's! While the coin originally had a mintage of 180,000 pieces, nearly all were lost to the melting pot. That is why one surviving example recently sold for $575,000! Our 1927 ‘D’ Double Eagle Proof has been struck as a collector’s desired proof specimen and has been clad in 31mg 24 KT Gold....more

In 1933, the Gold Confiscation Act called for that entire year’s $20 gold coin mintage to be melted down. Then in 1944, a specimen, possibly pilfered by a government employee, was inadvertently approved for export to the fabulous collection of King Farouk of Egypt. This fabled coin reappeared in 1996 when a British dealer attempted to sell it. U.S. Government agents seized it, and in a legal settlement, it was placed on the auction block. It was sold in July 2002 in New York City for a record $7.6 million dollars—making it the highest price for any legal tender gold coin ever sold. You can now capture the mystery in this beautiful privately minted non-monetary adaptation of the 1933 Double Eagle design as a 14 mg Pure 24 KT Gold Tribute Proof at an affordable price....more

Now, you can own this non-circulating Cook Islands legal tender version of the world’s most talked about commemorative, struck to honor the World Trade Center and the new Freedom Tower being erected in its place. Featuring a new skyline showing the four towers to be erected at Ground Zero, it’s a new dollar from the Cook Islands clad in 71 mg of .999 Pure Silver miraculously recovered from a bank vault found under tons of debris at Ground Zero. On the obverse, the stunning “Freedom Tower” rises from the ashes of Ground Zero flanked by the three other towers at the site. On the reverse stand the Twin Towers in frosted relief on a mirror finish background, and our promise “We will never forget.”...more

What’s the hottest coin on the market today? Without a doubt it’s the brand new $50 Buffalo Gold coin, the very first American coin issued to contain a full ounce of 24 kt (.9999) Gold. The coin features a design that is based on the original 1913 Buffalo nickel. A Native American profile appears on the obverse, and an American buffalo appears on the reverse. popular design and is clad in 14 mg of pure 24 kt Gold...more

LCD screen to commemorate the tenth anniversary of September 11. It features 20 unforgettable photo-images — 20 bittersweet memories — of the beauty of our Twin Towers as they used to be. Twin Towers with the Statue of Liberty in the foreground in daylight and at night. See an aerial photo from above the Towers and the view looking up from the street, and much more, all this in a privately minted Giant Silver Clad Commemorative whose massive 62 millimeter diameter size dwarfs every U.S. coin ever to circulate! Each comes with a Certificate of Authenticity confirming it’s the World’s First Commemorative containing a digital LCD screen and featuring 20 treasured views of the Twin Towers ...more

What’s the hottest coin on the market today? Without a doubt it’s the brand new $50 Buffalo Gold coin, the very first coin issued by the U.S. Government to contain a full ounce of 24 kt (.9999) gold. The coin features a design that is based on the original 1913 Buffalo nickel. A Native American profile appears on the obverse, and an American buffalo appears on the reverse. 2012 $50 Buffalo Tribute Proof, which replicates the intricate details of this popular design and is clad in 14 mg of pure 24 kt gold. One look at this shimmering non-monetary Proof and you’ll realize why the new $50 Buffalo is so popular....more

In 1870, after much controversy, the Carson City Mint opened its doors and struck its very first gold coins: the 1870 $20 Double Eagle, $10 Eagle and $5 Half Eagle, the first gold coins to ever bear the coveted “CC” mint mark. Today these three coins are so sought after by collectors that rare examples recently sold at auction for more than half a million dollars!Each proof is crafted to the highest quality standards and is in Gem Proof condition. They are clad in a total of 27 mg. of pure 24KT gold. And each piece has been expertly struck to produce the exacting detail and mirrored surfaces discriminating collectors demand. Set comes complete with Certificate of Authenticity and deluxe blue velvet collector’s case....more

Yes, that’s what a 5-piece set of original Morgans from these dates and Mints would have cost you at recent coin auctions. This privately minted tribute set recreates the same dates and mint marks as five of the world’s rarest and most important Morgan Silver Dollars. You’ll receive the 1878 first year of issue proof, the 1889 Carson City proof (the rarest “CC”), the 1893 “S”(the rarest San Francisco issue), the 1893 “O” (the rarest New Orleans issue), and the 1895 Philadelphia proof recreating the rarest Morgan of all. Each is a non-monetary proof clad in 71 mg of .999 pure silver, with Liberty’s head profiled in frosted relief against a mirror-finish background....more

This truly unique non-monetary commemorative is created using two distinct struck pieces. First, a traditional proof is struck with frosted relief on a mirror-like background. Then, a magnificent skyline of the Twin Towers is struck separately to fit the base. Then the two pieces are clad in 15 mg each of 24 KT pure gold and .999 Pure Silver – priceless silver recovered from a bank vault in the ashes of Ground Zero. The Twin Towers can be raised to stand on the face of the proof – the proof is transformed into a standing sculpture of the Twin Towers! On the obverse is our promise: “We Will Never Forget” and “In Memory September 11, 2001” above the double date 2001-2006. On the reverse, a powerful eagle proclaims “God Bless America” under 5 stars, one for each year since 9/11. The stunning design of this magnificent September 11th memorial proof is a 24 KT gold and .999 Pure Silver clad tribute to all who were lost on that fateful day....more

Here’s what you’ll get: • 1795 $5 Half Eagle • 1879 $4 Gold Stella • 1849 Double Eagle • 1907 High Relief Double Eagle • 1870 $3 Gold Princess • 1933 Double Eagle A collection of six of America’s most valuable gold coins…now recreated as privately minted tribute proofs that are clad in pure 24KT gold…yours for an amazing low price. The collection includes a proof of the first gold coin ever struck by the U.S. Government – the 1795 $5 gold piece, and of the 1849 Double Eagle $20 gold piece – the first year of issue for $20 gold coins when only one coin was struck from authentic Gold Rush gold. The 1870 $3 Gold Indian Princess and the 1879 $4 Gold Stella are two rare and obsolete denominations that add a special interest. Next you have a tribute to the 1907 High Relief Double Eagle $20 gold piece – the very first Saint-Gaudens coin. And finally, a tribute to the 1933 Double Eagle $20 gold piece – the rarest Double Eagle ever minted and the last year of issue. These highly detailed privately minted, non-monetary proofs are clad in a total of over 60 milligrams of pure 24 karat gold. You couldn’t acquire all these real coins for any amount of money. But all six of these tributes can be yours ...more

Look closely at history in the making! This September 11th Tenth Anniversary Pendant features the World Trade Center Towers clad in pure silver… priceless silver …that was stored in vaults beneath Ground Zero on that fateful day, September 11, 2001. This is truly a one-of-a-kind tribute to that day and to all who were lost, and an eloquent way to show you are a proud American. Now you can own the “Never Forget” Pendant for only $19.95. Each pendant features an 18-inch chain and bezel clad in a total of 10 mg of pure 24 KT gold. A stunning sculpture of the Twin Towers, clad with 10 mg of .999 pure silver recovered from Ground Zero, is inset, with jeweler’s precision, surrounded by our promise to “Never Forget.” Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity confirming its 24 KT gold and .999 pure Ground Zero recovery silver content. Satisfaction Guaranteed....more