We have just traded $140,000 worth of our more expensive coins, ranging from $10,000 to $40,000 each, to Beverly Hills Numismatics, who prefers to sell mostly higher price coins.  They in turn gave us their entire inventory of "lower priced bargains", the best of their "keepers" from several estate purchases, in which they had to buy all the "$5 to $500 coins" in order to acquire the $10,000 and up coins in those estates.  In all, they traded us 120 boxes of beautiful and fascinating old U.S. coins, mostly 50 to 200 years old.  As would be expected from any older dealership in Beverly Hills, most of these coins are problem-free, and most have never been cleaned or played with.  There are about 300 coins in each the 120 double-row boxes, so we estimate that there are about 36,000 total in this trade off, which they stated would "easily wholesale for about $250,000 collectively".  We spent the better part of a day going through each box and confirmed that they were correct and very conservative in their evaluation.  There were many coins worth from $50 to $250 each, and there was not a single "common coin" considering the conditions as well as the dates, in the entire inventory.  Of course, there were some $5, $10 and $20 coins, but these are the hard-to-find and under priced D & S mints Mercury dimes and Buffalo nickels in the teens and twenties that are becoming very popular.  At our low prices, these alone would average out to be far below wholesale.  However, this deal consists mostly of many more higher priced and rare coins that make will make buyers come back for more.  Included are many BU silver dollars and many VF and XF old type coins worth from $30 to $250 each on up each.  Several hundred of these were worth enough that they have been slabbed and certified by the best grading services.  A conservative average would put most coins at an average wholesale price of roughly $20 each, but since we got $250,000 worth of coins in exchange for what cost us about much less some time ago, we can pass along a tremendous savings without having to spend a fortune in advertising.  We can do this by wholesaling these out to the our preferred customers at our best "quick sale" wholesale prices, normally reserved only for other dealers.  We also save time, labor and loads of money by not cataloging and attributing every single coin individually.  It's hard to lose when older, scarcer and better grade coins are offered at under $10 each and go all the way down to only $4.50 per coin!!  The more you buy the more time and money we both save.   Grades are generally higher, mostly VF to Gem BU 67, some higher, some lower, and with the majority grading XF to Gem BU MS 65 with lots of high grades in between.   From all 120 boxes, we pulled ten coins at random (1,200 coins sampled).  This random sample included 124 Large cents grading VF to AU, a nice BU 1851 Half Cent along with several others dating from 1794 to 1828 and grading mostly Fine to XF, an 1809 XF Bust half dollar along with an 1803 in VG and many in the 1820s and 1830s grading VF to AU, 174 S mint Seated and Barber coins, including an 1837 No Stars Half Dime in AU, an 1860-S Dime in VF, a 1842-O Quarter in Fine,  several nice XF to BU early date Mercury dimes, Lincoln cents and Buffalo Nickels, such as 1917-D, 1920-S, 1921, 1923-S, and 1926-S, a nearly complete set of Gem BU Washington Quarters in the 30s and 40s, 38 Indian cents in the 1860s and 70s, 17 Standing Quarters including a 1927-S in both Fine and VF,  12 other VF-BU Seated and Barber half dollars, including an 1892-S in Very Fine and an 1874 Arrows half dollar in AU.  Also found was a nice , an 1897-O Barber dime in VF, a couple of Seated and Trade Dollars in the 1870s, grading nice XF and AU, 22 Fine to XF liberty nickels, including a 1912-S in Fine, a couple of rolls of 20 BU Walking Liberty halves, along with nearly a complete XF-AU set, a nearly complete set of Gem BU Franklins with Full Bell Lines, an 1805 Bust Dime in VG, struck slightly off center, some rare and usual silver dollar error coins, a 1934-S Peace Dollar in Choice AU that many dealers might pass off as nice BU, and 1893-CC Morgan dollar in VF and a 1878-S, Gem BU 65, Ultra Deep Mirror Prooflike.   In short, too many too mention and too expensive and labor intensive to advertise.  There are so many silver dollars and half dollars in this group, that we can safely guarantee that there will at least one nice BU silver dollar for every 100 coins ordered!  Order 1,000 coins, get 10 silver dollars, most grading Choice BU 63 to Gem BU 65.  Order 10,000 coins and get 100 mostly high grade BU silver dollars, and so on!!  No two lots are alike! Money-back guaranteed!

25 Coins, only $240     (Only $9.80 ea)   2,500 Coins, only $14,500       (Only $5.80 ea!)
50 Coins, only $480     (9.60 ea)             5,000 Coins, only $27,500      (Only 5.50 ea!)

100 Coins, only $950   (9.50  ea)            10,000 Coins, only $52,000     (Only 5.20 ea.)

250 Coins only $1,950  (7.80 ea)            15,000 Coins only $75,000     (Only 5.00 ea.)

500 Coins only $3,500  (7.00 ea)            20,000 Coins only $96,000      (Only 4.80 ea!)

1,000 Coins $6,500       (6.50 ea)            25,000 Coins only $112,500   (Only 4.50ea!)