New Items Added: U.S. Olympics Commemorative Coins. 1996 Atlanta Olympic 4 Piece Uncirculated Gold Coin Set, 1996 US OLYMPICS $5.00 UNCIRCULATED FLAG BEARER GOLD COIN, 1983 S Olympics Silver Commemorative Coin, 1983-1984 US LA Olympics Gold and Silver 6 Coin Set, 1996 ATLANTA OLYMPIC 4 COIN SILVER GOLD PROOF COIN SET, NGC MS70 1984-W OLYMPICS $10.00 GOLD COIN, 1984-P MS70 PCGS 70 OLYMPIC COMMEMORATIVE DOLLAR COIN, 1984 Olympic Commemorative Silver and Gold 3 Coin Set.
Platinum (pronounced /ˈplætɨnəm/) is a chemical element with the chemical symbol Pt and an atomic number of 78. Its name is derived from the Spanish term platina del Pinto, which is literally translated into "little silver of the Pinto River." It is in Group 10 of the periodic table of elements. A heavy, malleable, ductile, precious, gray-white transition metal, platinum is resistant to corrosion and occurs in some nickel and copper ores along with some native deposits. Platinum is used in jewelry, laboratory equipment, electrical contacts, dentistry, and automobile emissions control devices. Platinum bullion has the ISO currency code of XPT. As of December 23th, 2008, Platinum was worth $845.00 per troy ounce (approximately $27.17 per gram).
Credit Suisse Platinum Bars, LIBERTY PAMP PURE PLATINUM BARS, LIBERTY CREDIT SUISSE PURE PLATINUM BARS, Credit Suisse 5 Gram Platinum Bullion Art Bar, 1 Gram 995 Fine Platinum Bullion Bar With Certificate, CREDIT SUISSE 5 GRAM 99.95% PURE PLATINUM BULLION BAR, CREDIT SUISSE 5 GRAM 99.95% PURE PLATINUM BULLION BAR, 5 gram LIBERTY PAMP SUISSE PLATINUM BAR.
ANCIENT ROMAN IMPERIAL COINS. Lucernae Augustus AR Denarius Mars Helmeted, JMBB57 DIDIUS JULIANUS SESTERTIUS Coin, Constans 337-350 AD Silver Coin, Constantius II 337-361 AD SILVER Coin, Augustus AR Lugdunum Denarius, Imperial Roman Denarius of Augustus V Silver Coin, Philip I Antoninianus 244-249AD AR Coins, ANTONINUS PIUS CHOICE VF GOLD AUREUS COINS, Ancient Roman Platinum Coin Earrings, A Rome Divus Valerianus II Sestertius A445 Coins.
ANCIENT ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. Judaea Herodian Kingdom Herod Archelaus 4 BC-6 AD Coins, HJB Pleasant Nero and Divus Claudius Tetradrachm, 69 AD GALBA Alexandria Egypt Ancient Roman Coin, Judaea Pontius Pilate Roman Prefect under Tiberius Coin, Eleutheropolis Beit Guvrin Caracalla in Judaea 25mm Coin, Neapolis Samaria Shechem Philip I Mount Gerizim Coin.
ANTIQUE ROMAN REPUBLIC COINS. Julius Caesar AR Venus Denarius, Valerius Acisculus AR Denarius, Mark Antony AR Sol Head in Temple Denarius, Cornelius Lentulus AR Denarius, L Hostilius Saserna AR Denarius, Sextus Julius Caesar Denarius, NERO AR DENARIUS, M Volteius AR Republican Denarius, Brutus 42 BC Ancient Roman Silver Denarius Coins, Julius Caesar Rare Portrait 44 BC Silver Denarius, Roman Procurator Judaea Pontius Pilate Coins.
U.S. Paper Currency Notes. $10 1890 PCGS Gem 66 PPQ Treasury Notes, 1880 $50 Gem 66 Legal Tender US Notes, $5 Stockton California Gold Bank Notes, 1905 $20 Gold Technicolor PMG Notes, $10 1890 Treasury Notes, 1914 $50 ATLANTA LARGE FRN GRANT CGA GEM67 Treasury Notes, 1934 $1000 ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR BILL FRN PCGS Treasury Notes, 1918 $2 S/N 124-125 2X BATTLESHIPS CGA PREMIUM GEM67 Federal Reserve Bank Notes, $2 1862 REDSEAL EARLY LEGAL PMG 63 Bank Notes.
Colonial Currency Notes. 1779 Massachusetts Colonial Notes, February 26 1777 $5 Continental Currency Notes, 1778 $5 Dollar September 26th Continental Currency Notes, New Hampshire Four Shillings #2033 June 28th 1776 Colonial Currency Notes, Philadelphia Continental 1/3 of a Dollar Feb. 17 1776 Colonial Currency Notes, 1776 New Jersey 18 Pence Colonial Currency Notes, PASS-CO 1776 FUGIO Continental Congress Colonial Currency Notes, $30 Counterfeit Continental Currency Notes, Feb 17 1776 NY $5 1776 Colonial Currency Notes.
