This collectible $2 Federal Reserve Note presents a unique opportunity for postal history enthusiasts. Postmarked in Douglassville, Pennsylvania (19418) on April 13, 1976 – the first day of issue – this note exhibits only a subtle vertical center fold. It’s primarily sought after for its postmarkings and arrives protected in a secure holder. Please review the accompanying photographs for a detailed look.
Add a lustrous beauty to your U.S. dollar collection with this 1881 S Morgan Dollar. This coin boasts a super strong strike, showcasing clear details and vibrant fields. It’s housed…
This captivating antique postcard offers a glimpse into Pottstown, Pennsylvania circa 1905. The black and white photograph measures approximately 5 1/2 x 3 3/8 inches and is adhered to sturdy…
Offered is a pristine, unused Tomy Pocket Game from 1976 – Marble Catch. The game presents in exceptional condition, seemingly untouched since its manufacture and includes the original box. As…
This is an 1863 Civil War Patriotic Token, crafted from copper and featuring a diameter of 19.5 mm. The token exhibits remarkable detail, with traces of original red patina adding…
Own a piece of American history with this collection of 10 pristine 1986 U.S. Statue of Liberty Half Dollars. Each coin is carefully preserved in a mint capsule or cellophane…
This vintage pocket knife features an advertising design for Jimmie’s Place, a restaurant and bar in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. The knife was manufactured in the U.S.A. by Brit-Nife and appears to…
