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Independent Grading Services
Over the past 50 years, many innovations have changed the world of coin collecting. The most drastic of which was the introduction of the independent third-party grading service. These services created a new standard for numismatics by authenticating and grading a coin's quality. A majority of the coins offered by Rare Collectibles TV and Rick and Jack's Private Advisory Coin Team have been certified by the two leading third-party grading services in the world:
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Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) and the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS). These third-party grading services employ full-time professional graders who follow rigorous criteria to determine the quality of a coin in an objective way. Once graded, a coin is placed into a high quality, state of the art holder, which ensures that it is permanently preserved in that condition.
PCGS Your Numismatic Journey Starts Here
When it comes to numismatics, there is no single way to build a collection. The most important part of putting together a collection is that you feel a personal connection to it. Some people enjoy collecting coins from a certain time period like the Renaissance of American Coinage of the early 1900s. Other collectors choose to focus on a specific mint like the Carson City Mint of the Wild West. Your Private Advisor will help you figure out what method is most suitable for your interests.
Although there are an endless number of ways to collect, the two most prevalent ways to collect are: Series Collecting and Type Collecting.
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Series Collecting
Series collecting is for those who want to specialize in a particular coin series with a goal of completing the series. An example of series collecting is all the coins in the American Silver Eagle set in Proof 70. As a series collector, your goal would be to acquire one example of each coin issue of a single series. The benefits of series collecting include a deeper look at a specific numismatic series and the time period in which it was produced.
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Type CollectingType collecting is for those who want a more comprehensive historical look at our country's coinage. As opposed to focusing on one series, a type collector would acquire a representative example of each US coin design that was struck. The benefits of type collecting include a variety of coins as well as a wide overview of numismatics as a whole. An example of a type set would be a gold set that includes a graded example of every denomination and design of gold coin produced in US history.
$2.50 1909 Indian Head PCGS MS62
$5 1910-D Indian Head PCGS MS61
$10 1915 Indian Head PCGS MS62
$20 1910-D Saint-Gaudens PCGS65 RCTV Exclusive and Special Labels
John Mercanti Signature Label
Emily Damstra Signature Label
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Jennie Norris Signature LabelGraded coins from NGC and PCGS are put into plastic hermetically sealed holders with labels that describe them. While each graded coin receives a label, there are some labels that have garnered more prestige than others. Rare Collectibles TV offers a limited amount of exclusive autographed labels with artwork you will not find anywhere else. These labels are hand- signed by the designer or engraver who created the design and feature a piece of art that represents the coin inside the holder. RCTV is proud to have the exclusive John Mercanti autographed label with Ronald Reagan pop art on it. Other exclusive labels include ones signed by Emily Damstra and Michael Gaudioso.
Graded coins from NGC and PCGS are put into plastic hermetically sealed holders with labels that describe them. While each graded coin receives a label, there are some labels that have garnered more prestige than others. Rare Collectibles TV offers a limited amount of exclusive autographed labels with artwork you will not find anywhere else. These labels are hand- signed by the designer or engraver who created the design and feature a piece of art that represents the coin inside the holder. RCTV is proud to have the exclusive John Mercanti autographed label with Ronald Reagan pop art on it. Other exclusive labels include ones signed by Emily Damstra and Michael Gaudioso.
Franklin We The People Label
Kennedy Aspirational Label
Eisenhower I Like Ike Label
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The American Coin Renaissance
Augustus Saint-Gaudens Designer of Saint-Gaudens
1932 Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagle PCGS MS65
James Earle Fraser Designer of the Buffalo Nickel
1913 Type 2 Buffalo Nickel PCGS MS65Spearheaded by 26th President Theodore Roosevelt in the early 1900s, the Renaissance of American Coinage reimagined circulating United States coinage as breathtaking pieces of fine art. The coins of this era were each developed by the premier sculptors of the day. Unlike previous coins produced for efficiency, these coins were struck solely to showcase our country's artistry.
The first coins to be redesigned in 1907 were the $10 Saint-Gaudens Gold Eagle and the $20 Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagle. The Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagle has since gained a reputation as the most beautiful US coin to ever be struck. It is due to the tremendous relationship between President Theodore Roosevelt and Augustus Saint-Gaudens that these numismatic icons exist today. The beauty of these coins was so inspirational that within 14 years, every piece of circulating coinage received a redesign.
To this day, the coins of the Renaissance Era are lauded as the most impressive and artistically captivating works that the US Mint has released. The remarkable coinage of the Renaissance Era stretches across the entire spectrum of our coinage from cent to double eagle. These breath-taking piece of art include the Lincoln Cent by Victor David Brenner, the Buffalo Nickel by James Earle Fraser, the Mercury Dime and Walking Liberty Half Dollar by Adolph Weinman, the Standing Liberty Quarter by Hermon MacNeil, the Indian Head Quarter and Half Eagle by Bela Lyon Pratt, as well as the Indian Head Gold Eagle and Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagle by Augustus Saint-Gaudens.
Adolf A. Weinman Designer of Mercury Dime & Walking Liberty
1916-D Mercury Dime NGC MS64 FB
1941-D Walking Liberty NGC MS64
Hermon MacNeil Designer of the Standing Liberty Quarter
1917 Standing Liberty Quarter NGC MS63 FHto watch videos of stunning coins and information on numismatics.
Liberty Head Double Eagles and Gold Rush
James B. Longacre Designer of the Liberty Head Double EagleWithout the California Gold Rush of 1849, the United States of America would not be what it is today. This unprecedented discovery of gold launched the United States economy to unimaginable heights as countless Americans moved westward seeking riches. To utilize the massive amount of gold surging through our economy, Congress quickly passed legislation to begin striking the largest denomination circulating gold coin ever produced: The Gold Double Eagle
Introduced in 1850, the Liberty Head Gold Double Eagle is the first coin of its denomination. Today, Liberty Head Gold Double Eagles are the most tangible pieces of the California Gold Rush that you can own and hold in your hand. These historic coins symbolize our country's rapid rise to becoming a global superpower, commemorate our ancestors' initiative in expanding our nation, and celebrate American excellence in every sense. As such, these examples of the Liberty Head Gold Double Eagle are among the most popularly collected gold coins in American numismatics.
1854-S Liberty Head Gold Double Eagle PCGS MS64+
1866-S Liberty Head No Motto Double Eagle NGC MS61
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Silver Dollars
George T. Morgan Designer of Morgan DollarIn 1792, our founding fathers officially established the Dollar as our standard unit of money in the United States. This decision was a crucial statement made on a global stage, asserting to the world that America was a powerful, independent country that was here to stay.
Two cherished series struck by the US Mint are the Morgan Silver Dollar and the Peace Silver Dollar. Together these two coins represent America's tremendous rise to power and symbolize the fulfillment of the promise that our founding fathers made.
The Morgan Dollar, produced from 1878 to 1921, has its roots directly in the biggest silver discovery in American history: the Comstock Lode of Nevada. Similar to the California Gold Rush's role in developing the West Coast, the Comstock Lode was the catalyst of the American Wild West Frontier's emergence.
Following the American victory in World War I, we wanted to celebrate the restoration of peace to the world and commemorate the soldiers who sacrificed their lives for liberty. In turn, the Peace Silver Dollar was struck from 1921 to 1935 and has come to represent American freedom and triumph.
1878 7/8 TF Morgan Dollar NGC MS63
1921-P Morgan Dollar NGC MS65
1921-P High Relief Peace Dollar PCGS MS64to watch videos of stunning coins and information on numismatics.
20th Century Contemporary ClassicsAccording to Congress, in the United States, a coin design must be used for 25 years before it is eligible for a new design. There are, however, outstanding circumstances that cause a design to be changed prematurely. The most historic example of this is the transition from the Franklin Half Dollar to the Kennedy Half Dollar. Due to the tragic assassination of President John F. Kennedy in November of 1963, Congress voted to shorten the mintage of the Franklin Half Dollar. As a result, the Franklin Half Dollar's mintage, which started in 1948, ended in 1963. In January of 1964, the first Kennedy Half Dollar was struck to honor our fallen 35th president.
For decades, the rarity of these monumental Half Dollar series flew under the radar of numismatists across the country. In recent years, due to the lifework of Rick Tomaska, a spotlight has shined on these tremendous numismatic treasures for the first time. In demand for the Franklin and Kennedy Half Dollars has skyrocketed, making them the beating heart of modern collections.
1952 Franklin PF68 Tomaska Signature Series We The People
1960 Washington NGC PF69 Star UCAM Tomaska Signature Series
1964-P Kennedy NGC MS66 Tomaska Signature Series Aspirational Kennedy
1976-S Eisenhower NGC PF69 Star UCAM Tomaska Signature Seriesto watch videos of stunning coins and information on numismatics.
Modern American Gold CoinageWith precious metal completely removed from our coinage for decades, President Ronald Reagan recognized America's need for a reliable source of gold and silver. To address this, President Reagan signed the Liberty Coin Act and the Gold Bullion Act in 1985. The very next year, the American Gold Eagle and the American Silver Eagle were introduced to the United States. Since their debuts in 1986, these two coin series have taken the world by storm.
1986-W American Gold Eagle NGC PF70 UCAM
2021-W American Gold Eagle Type 2 NGC MS70These two remarkable coins pay homage to the masterpieces of the Renaissance of American Coinage by reviving the iconic Walking Liberty Half Dollar and the mesmerizing Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagle designs. While these designs are two of the highest caliber designs the United States has to offer, their initial production was executed with primitive technology. Due to the Mint's technological limitations in the past, these designs have never been struck in perfect condition until now.
2022-W Gold Buffalo NGC PF70 UCAM
2009 Ultra High Relief Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle PCGS MS70to watch videos of stunning coins and information on numismatics.
Modern American Silver CoinageUtilizing modern technologies, the US Mint is now able to produce these nostalgic designs in near perfect condition. Today, the American Silver Eagle and American Gold Eagle are the Morgan Silver Dollar and Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagle of the modern era. Simply put, these two stunning series are the future of American coinage.
John Mercanti Designer of the ASE Type 1
1986-S American Silver Eagle NGC PF70 UCAM Reagan Mercanti label, John Mercanti SignedBeginning in 2021, the American Silver Eagle saw its first-ever design change, and John Mercanti's legendary Heraldic Eagle reverse was replaced after 35 years. Now displaying Emily Damstra and Michael Gaudioso's Landing Eagle reverse, a new American Silver Eagle legacy has been born. Make sure to ask your Private Advisor about this numismatic design change that occurred in 2021.
Emily Damstra Designer of the Type 2 ASE Reverse
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Special Numismatic RaritiesThroughout US history, there have been many numismatic national treasures. Among these treasures are coins that display the Capped Bust Right design, which was our nation's first-ever gold coin design. Other coins include anomalies like the sunken treasure discovered aboard the century-old SS Central America shipwreck. There are unique denominations such as the $4 Stella, of which only a few hundred were created as a proposed solution for international trade. Some extreme rarities even come in extraordinary shapes and sizes like the nearly three-ounce octagonal $50 Panama Pacific Gold Piece struck to celebrate the massive civil engineering feat of the Panama Canal.
1801 Capped Bust Right Gold Eagle NGC AU58
1812 Draped Bust Left Half Eagle NGC MS64
1812 Draped Bust Left Half Eagle NGC MS64And of course, legendary coins like the first year of issue 1907 High Relief Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagle, which inspired the revitalization of circulating American coinage. These unique treasures are some of the most highly sought-after numismatic rarities because of the grandiose stories that they tell. Any of these coins can rightfully be the center piece of a collection. Due to their limited availability and exceptional rarity, these inspirational pieces sell for immense premiums that can range from $10,000 to over $1,000,000.
1915-S Pan Pac Octagonal $50 PCGS MS63+
1776 Continental Dollar PCGS MS64
1895-S Morgan PCGS MS65+to watch videos of stunning coins and information on numismatics.
A Message from Rick & Jack
Jack McNamara RCTV Co-FounderRare Collectibles TV was founded in 2014, when leading numismatists Rick Tomaska and Jack McNamara partnered with a common goal. They wanted to serve the numismatic community by providing all levels of collectors with high-quality coins as well as valuable knowledge, experience, and history. To that end, we work with our extensive numismatic network to ensure that you receive the highest caliber coins at the greatest collector values.
Every coin tells a unique story, so we provide you with the educational background that each of your new acquisitions deserves. With Rare Collectibles TV, you'll amass both a unique collection and significant historical knowledge.
To provide VIP customers like you with one-on-one exclusive service, Rick and Jack created our white glove service, the Private Advisory Coin Team (PACT). Your Private Advisor will help with all of your personal coin needs and provide with access to exclusive offers and special pricing only available to PACT customers. Best of all, this is a free service, so contacting PACT does not obligate you to make any purchase whatsoever.
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