D & J Coins

09/05/2022

Some great information here.

There is a new string of fake PCGS slabs on the market and they're getting past the most experienced collectors and dealers. We bought two of these highly deceptive fakes recently and both came from two different eBay seller accounts. Please bookmark this page with your other numismatic references a...

02/09/2022

By Jeff Garrett for Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) ......   For the past few weeks, I have been diligently working on the pricing for next

09/22/2021

I'm sure many of you have seen these ads selling obvious fakes and operating obvious scams. Do your research and get your coins and precious metals from a trusted source.

Three major numismatic organizations that sent a letter to Facebook executives to complain that the social media platform "has become the predominant choice of some fraudsters" are disappointed with the lack of a response by Facebook and the continuing appearance of pop-up advertisements selling cou...

07/06/2021

Type 2 2021 American Silver Eagles are now in stock! Stop by to say howdy and get yours today.
https://djrarecoins.com/product/307427-2021-1oz-american-silver-eagle-type-2-reverse

05/10/2021

A very well written and informative article. Thanks Jack!

By Jack D. Young, Early American Coppers (EAC) ...... Continuing on the theme of deceptive struck counterfeits, this is likely my most ambitious research

04/26/2021

With fresh money pouring into numismatics, coin prices are unlikely to stand still By Jeff Garrett for Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC)

12/19/2020

This is a must read.

Counterfeit 1884-S Morgan Dollar Counterfeit Coin Review by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) ...... Lest you think spotting fakes is

11/05/2019

Come by and see us at table #1002

08/07/2019

Coin with extra thick rims can be many things and a some of them are off center, misaligned die, collar die strike and coin ring production damage. Some coul...

06/26/2019

By Mint State Gold by Stuppler and Company ......   Quietly and patiently acquiring superb quality coin-after-coin over the past 14 years, an

06/25/2019

This piece has been creating quite the buzz on our Instagram profile today. Fresh from the Photo Department, submitted under Mint Error Service, is this Lincoln Cent struck on a 2.8g screw, and yes, it does have a grade of PCGS MS64+. This has been a hot topic on our U.S. Coin Forum so be sure to get in on the discussion through the link in the comments!