US Coins

Vintage U.S. coins are a popular area of collecting for coin enthusiasts, or numismatists, from all around the world. Whether you are lucky enough to come across an old penny, dime, half-dollar, or quarter in your pocket change or at a flea market - these coins are a great way to get started in the amazing world of collecting coins! These older coins can fetch quite a high price depending on the condition and scarcity of the date and mint mark, making them highly sought-after collectibles. So, if ever you find yourself with rare U.S. coinage from years gone by, hang onto it - that little piece of American history could end up being worth more than you think!

U.S. Silver Half Dollars

We are a big fan of US half dollar silver coins from 1794 to the present day. They're generally a bit more rare than other denominations, and I think they provide an excellent perspective on American history, since some of them were produced over two hundred years ago! Plus, the artistry you find on each individual coin is really impressive - We love looking at all the different patterns and designs, each one offering a unique story. From George Washington profiles to full-length Liberty figures, there's something breathtakingly beautiful about these coins that keep bringing me back for more!

Silver Dollars

In numismatic circles, the US silver dollar is nothing less than an institution. From 1794 to 1935, the United States issued dollar coins in silver. Experts and enthusiasts alike typically agree that the coinage created during this period is some of the finest work ever done in the field; subsequently, US Silver Dollars are highly valued by collectors as a reminder of the proud history of American currency.

Collectible Cards

Assortment of all types of collectible Cards: Sports, Non-Sport and Trading Cards

Cents

US cents are a beloved piece of American coinage history, dating back to 1793. The first cent, known as the Chain cent, featured a chain design on the front and a wreath on the back. Since then, the design of the cent has evolved to include different images, such as the Flying Eagle cent, the Indian Head cent, and the Lincoln cent. Each design offers a glimpse into a unique era of American history, making these coins a popular choice for collectors.

Nickels

Nickels have epitomized the US currency since 1792 when the original US coin, the Disme first debuted. While this coin was made of silver and contained no nickel, it paved the way for future generations of nickel coins that are still used in circulation today. Over time, striking and composition changed to keep up with national economic and social trends. Currently, five-cent pieces contain 25% nickel and 75% copper, though special collectible releases may have different metallurgy values or designs. The nostalgia associated with collecting these coins has been around since they were first struck. Today they are a cherished memento from days past as well as a reminder of our remarkable transformation as a country over this span of more than two centuries.

Trading Card Games

These trading cards are both collectible and you use them to play a game.

Baseball Cards

A collection of baseball cards from as early as the late 1800s all the way to this years top rookies.

World Coins

Collector Coins from Around the Globe

Silver Bullion

Silver bullion is a popular investment choice for those seeking to diversify their portfolios. Bullion comes in the form of coins, bars, or rounds and is valued based on the current market price of silver. Many investors view silver as a hedge against inflation and a safe haven in times of economic uncertainty, making it a reliable investment choice. Its versatility and use in various industries, including technology and healthcare, make it a valuable precious metal. If you're interested in investing in silver bullion, contact Mallard Collectibles sales staff for expert guidance and advice on buying and selling. Our knowledgeable team can help you make informed decisions and build a diversified investment portfolio that meets your financial goals.

Gold & Silver Bullion

Gold and silver bullion are physical precious metals that are popular among investors as a way to protect and diversify their portfolios. Bullion can come in the form of coins, bars, or rounds, and their value is based on the current market price of gold or silver. Unlike stocks or bonds, bullion is a tangible asset that can be held in one's possession. Many investors view gold and silver bullion as a hedge against inflation and a safe haven in times of economic uncertainty.

Comic Books

Assorted Comics Old & New

World Paper Money

We offer a wide range of paper money from various countries and years.

U.S. Small Size Paper Money

All small size U.S. paper money from 1928 to present

Football Cards

Look no further for the perfect collectible item to add to your collection! These football cards feature top quality, amazing eye appeal, and are collectible grade. Whether you are looking for a hot player or a collector’s piece, these cards are sure to meet your needs. Add these football cards to your collection today!

Exonumia

Exonumia and numismatics refer to the study of various forms of currency that are not considered legal tender, such as medals, tokens, and scrip. These collectibles can offer valuable insights into the historical and cultural context in which they were produced. Medals, for example, may honor specific events or individuals while tokens are often issued by businesses or public transportation systems. Scrip refers to a form of paper currency issued by private entities that could be used to purchase goods and services within a limited geographic area. Many exonumia items are highly collectible due to their scarcity or historical significance. In order to properly analyze these objects, numismatists must have a deep understanding of their provenance, design features, and rarity. As such, the field requires extensive research skills along with an eye for detail and a passion for history.

Dimes and Half Dimes

The US dime is a classic coin that has been in circulation since 1796. United States dimes are an essential part of American coinage history.  Today Dimes feature the image of President Franklin D. Roosevelt on the front and have gone through various design changes over the years, including the Mercury dime and the Barber dime. Today, dimes are made of a copper-nickel blend, but they were originally made of silver. As a collector, dimes offer a wide range of possibilities and appeal to both beginner and seasoned collectors alike.

Basketball Cards

All basketball cards

US Gold (Pre-1933)

Issued from 1795 to 1932 USA gold coins are highly valued by collectors for their historical significance and intrinsic value. These coins were used as legal tender before President Roosevelt's 1933 Executive Order, which made it illegal for citizens to own gold coins or bullion (Repealed by  President Gerald Ford in 1974). Some of the most popular pre-1933 gold coins include the $20 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle, the $10 Indian Head Eagle, and the $5 Indian Head Half Eagle. The value of these coins is determined by factors such as rarity, condition, and historical significance in addition to gold content making them attractive to collectors and investors alike. 

Watches

From modern to ancient, the art keeping track of all of life moments.  Perhaps one of humanities greatest accomplishments, to measure and track time itself.

US Mint Products

The United States Mint produces a variety of numismatic products, including coins, medals, and other collectibles. Here are some of the main categories of products offered by the U.S. Mint:

1. Coins:

   • Circulating Coins: The U.S. Mint produces coins for everyday transactions. These include pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, half-dollars, and dollars.
   • Commemorative Coins: Special coins issued to honor and celebrate specific events, people, or anniversaries. These coins are often sold at a premium and may have unique designs.
   • Silver, Gold, and Platinum Coins: The Mint also produces precious metal coins, including silver, gold, and platinum. These coins are often collected for their metal content and numismatic value.

2. Coin Sets:

   • Annual Sets: The U.S. Mint releases sets that include a complete collection of circulating coins for a particular year. These sets may also include special edition coins.
   • Proof Sets: Specially produced sets with high-quality, polished coins that showcase the designs in greater detail. Proof coins are often sold as collector's items.

3. Medals:

   • The U.S. Mint produces various medals to commemorate historical events, individuals, and military service. These are often made of bronze and may be available for purchase by the public.

4. Special Editions and Limited Releases:

   • The Mint occasionally releases special edition coins, such as those with unique finishes, special packaging, or limited mintage. These are often sought after by collectors.

5. Coin Programs:

   • The Mint runs specific coin programs with themes such as the America the Beautiful Quarters Program, Presidential $1 Coin Program, and others. Each program has its own schedule and set of releases.

Stamps

Postal , Tax and other stamps. US and World

Quarter and Twenty Cents

The United States has been minting quarters since 1796, making them one of the oldest types of American coins still in circulation. Quarters feature the iconic image of George Washington on the front and a variety of different designs on the back, each showcasing a different state or national park. The earliest quarters were made of silver, but over time, the composition and design of the coin has evolved to include different metals and designs. Today, quarters are highly popular among collectors due to their historical significance and the unique designs on the back.

Non-Sport Cards

Non-Sport Trading Cards

These cards are your 'other'. Such as Star Wars, Marvel, Garbage Pail Kids, TV and Entertainment.

Military

Exclusive Offerings

Discover our exclusive collection of custom cases and displays, handcrafted locally in the USA. Each piece is designed and produced by Mallard Collectibles, offering collectors unique, personal, customizable, high-quality options to protect and showcase their prized items.

Colonial Period (1616-1775)

The Colonial Period (1616-1775) was an exciting time for coin collectors! As the first colony to issue coins of their own, these tokens are some of the earliest and rarest coins from the New World. They have reached legendary status among numismatists around the world as they often feature beautiful designs, inscriptions and even portraiture from the era. With such a rich legacy behind them, these coins make great additions to any collection or just an interesting piece of history to appreciate and admire!

Video Games

Showcasing all video games from Intellivision to today's newest consoles.  Both sealed and complete in box (CIB)

U.S. Patterns

Due to their unique design, U.S. pattern coins are highly sought after by collectors due to their scarcity and beauty. Originally minted in silver, copper and other rare alloys, these coins were produced as possible contenders for regular coinage but were never officially adopted by the government. However, many of the design features found on these pattern coins still appear today on some standard-issue coins, making them highly desirable for those interested in numismatics. Some of these pieces boast intricate designs that make them even more interesting and rare; adding to the charm and value for any collector.

Two Cent Piece

Two cent pieces were a type of coin minted by the United States from 1864 to 1873. The coin was designed by James B. Longacre and featured an image of a shield on the front and a wreath on the back. The two cent piece was initially introduced to address the shortage of small denomination coins during the Civil War. The coin was made of 95% copper and 5% tin and zinc, which gave it a distinctive reddish-brown color.

Three Cents (Silver and Nickel)

Three cent coins known as “Trimes” were a type of coin minted by the United States from 1851 to 1889. There were two versions of these coins: the silver three cent piece and the nickel three cent piece. The coin was originally designed to match the decrease in postage rates. Both versions were small in size and had a distinctive design in relation to other US coins.  Today, three cent coins are highly collectible and offer a glimpse into a unique era of American coinage history.

Soccer Cards

These soccer cards are top-notch! Enjoy amazing eye appeal with hot players that are collectible grade. These cards are the perfect way to appreciate the beautiful game.

The cards are made from quality materials, ensuring that your collection stands the test of time. With a variety of players and teams to choose from, you can find the perfect cards for your collection.

What are you waiting for?

Get your hands on these premium soccer cards and start building your collection today!

Post-Colonial Period (1776-1820)

Are you a history buff or a coin collector looking for a unique addition to your collection? These privately struck coins or tokens were minted in the United States in the years immediately following the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. They offer a glimpse into the early days of our country and are a testament to the ingenuity and entrepreneurial spirit of our founding fathers. Additionally, some of these coins were manufactured as prototype coinage or proposal pieces for the federal government, making them a rare and fascinating find for collectors. Contact us today to learn more about post-Colonial coinage and how you can add these unique pieces to your collection.

Loose Diamonds

All beautiful loose diamonds. From half a carat and bigger. All cuts and styles

Hockey Cards

Are you an avid hockey fan? Then you need to get your hands on these collectible grade hockey cards today. With the greatest hall of famers and an eye-catching design, these cards are sure to impress. They are graded and evaluated for their condition and quality, so you know that you are getting the best of the best.

Half Cents

Half cent coins were a type of coin minted by the United States from 1793 to 1857. The early series designed by Robert Scot featured Lady Liberty on the front and a wreath on the back. The half cent was the smallest denomination coin minted by the United States, and it was initially introduced to help alleviate the shortage of small denomination coins during the early days of the country.

Gold Bullion

Gold bullion is a physical asset that has been used as a store of value and medium of exchange for centuries, making it a popular investment choice for those seeking to diversify their portfolios. Bullion comes in the form of coins, bars, or rounds and is valued based on the current market price of gold. Many investors view gold as a hedge against inflation and a safe haven in times of economic uncertainty, making it a reliable investment choice. Its rarity, durability, and malleability make it a valuable precious metal.  If you're interested in investing in silver bullion, contact Mallard Collectibles sales staff for expert guidance and advice on buying and selling. Our knowledgeable team can help you make informed decisions and build a diversified investment portfolio that meets your financial goals.

Commemoratives (Classic and Modern)

Since 1892 United States commemorative coins are a special series of coins that celebrate and honor various people, events, and institutions that have made significant contributions to American history and culture. These coins are legal tender, but their face value is often significantly less than their intrinsic value due to their limited mintage, high demand, and unique designs. Commemorative coins come in a variety of denominations, such as silver dollars, half dollars, and gold coins.

Autographs

A wide variety of autographs from sports and entertainment.