U.S. coins
Early copper & silver
An 1824/2 large cent, 1877-CC Seated dime, 1921 Peace dollar, type sets, and more.
In-store Bid Board · Saturday, November 7, 2026
History is
on the board.
From early American copper to historic currency, 63 lots are waiting to be examined, discussed, and bid on in person at our Bellingham shop.
Viewing: from 3 PM
Opening bids: from $1
Registration: free
No buyer's premium
No added auction buyer's premium.
Standard taxes and payment terms apply.
Inspect before you bid
See the details and condition for yourself
in the shop.
Meet other collectors
Learn, compare notes, and help keep the hobby local.
A board worth browsing
Find your corner of history.
This board ranges from approachable finds to pieces for focused collectors. Starting bids invite a look; they are not estimates of final prices.
Paper history
Currency with a story
Fractional notes, 1935-A Hawaii dollars, 1917 Legal Tender notes, and a 1907 “Wood Chopper.”
Beyond the basics
World & exonumia
World coins, tokens, medals, commemoratives, and Goldbacks add unexpected directions to explore.
November 7 catalog
Every lot, one place.
Browse the current item list, then visit the shop to inspect and place your bids. The board and physical items are the best source for condition and bidding updates.
Descriptions and opening bids are transcribed from the supplied item list and may be updated at the shop. Inspect lots before bidding. Opening bids do not guarantee a sale at that amount.
A simple way to join in
See it. Bid on it. Be there.
01
Register for free
Register before the board closes. Contact the shop for bidder-registration details. New to coin collecting? Our team can walk you through the process.
02
Visit & place bids
Examine the lots in person and write your bids on the bid cards before the official close. Event-day viewing begins at 3 PM on November 7.
03
Stay for the live close
When the board closes, bidding moves to an in-store live auction. Only customers present who already bid on a lot may continue bidding on that lot.
Why come in? Judge each piece in person, ask questions, meet other collectors, and support a local coin shop that brings the hobby together.
Coffee is provided. A door-prize raffle runs if at least five active bidders attend.
Make the trip
Your next find might be down the road.
Independent shops keep numismatics personal. Every visit gives you a chance to handle history, trade knowledge, and connect with collectors close to home.
Whether you are hunting a specific date or just curious, come see what is on the board. Your participation helps sustain a local place to buy, sell, learn, and share the hobby.
Saturday, November 7, 2026
Event-day viewing begins at 3 PM.
Contact the shop for the official closing time.