Walking Liberty Halves, popularly known as the 'walker' or '$1 Face Value Walker dollars' are beautiful historic coins with precious metal value. They were minted from 1917 through 1947 in Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco.

The 1 Ounce Men and Arms Copper Coin is a fantastic opportunity to show your support for the right to bear arms and protect family and home in times of crisis.

This beautiful set comes with the 6 uncirculated Canadian Coinage (.01¢, .05¢, .10¢, .25¢, .50¢ and $1.00) released in that year. Included is a un-circulated very popular 50 ¢ piece. These coins are still sealed in their original cello-plastic as received from the mint in the year of release. This also comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. All enclosed in the mint packaging envelope.

One of the most popular gold numismatic coin in the market, the $20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle, first minted in 1849: is a brilliant addition to the artistry, and history of the United States Mint. Great condition, great value--that's the GMR difference.

One of the most beloved animals known to man, the Australian Kangaroo is featured on the gold bullion coin series previously known as the Australian Nugget. Consisting of 1/10th ounce of 24-karat gold, this unique investment opportunity is an affordable option for budding precious metals enthusiasts.

This half ounce coin, with a face value of $20 Canadian, is part of the traditional Canadian Maple Leaf series issued by the Royal Canadian Mint. It's a shining addition to any investor's portfolio.

The French Gold 20 Franc Rooster Gold coin is a marvelous representation of the French heritage. The Gallic Rooster is also the national symbol (unofficial) of France and is also considered a strong symbol of Christianity.

The Kennedy Half-Dollar was designed in memorial of U.S President John F. Kennedy, who had been assassinated in 1963. The coin was approved by Congress month after the President's death and minted since 1964 till date. The Kennedy half dollar replaced the Franklin Half dollar and even though there's a good supply of the coin, the circulation is extremely limited.

Originally minted by the United States Mint on the Quarter, and Half Eagles released from 1908 until 1929, the .999 Copper Round features the classic Indian Head design, which remains the only incuse design featured on U.S. coinage.