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Raw coins are the heart of numismatics — unslabbed, ungraded, and full of potential. Whether you're looking for an affordable entry point into a series, a submission candidate for PCGS or NGC, or simply a coin with great eye appeal at a fair price, this is where to start.
At Bourbon Bullion & Coins, every raw coin is individually photographed so you can evaluate condition, luster, and surfaces yourself. We describe what we see, honestly. No inflated grades, no surprises.
Raw coins offer the best value per dollar in numismatics — and the most fun to evaluate.
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This 1853 Seated Liberty half dollar was struck at the Philadelphia Mint and features arrows beside the date with rays around the eagle on the reve...
View full detailsAn 1886 Seated Liberty dime struck at Philadelphia, offered raw and uncertified. The date and major devices remain visible, with heavy circulation ...
View full detailsAn 1829 Capped Bust dime, offered raw and uncertified. The coin is heavily circulated and has been holed, with additional scratches and surface dam...
View full detailsAn 1843-O Seated Liberty dime struck at the New Orleans Mint, offered raw and uncertified. This is a scarce key-date issue. The date and O mintmark...
View full detailsAn 1853 Seated Liberty quarter with the one-year Arrows and Rays design, offered raw and uncertified. The design shows solid mid-grade detail, incl...
View full detailsA 1903-S Barber half dollar from the lower-mintage San Francisco issue, offered raw and uncertified. The date and mint mark are clear, with honest ...
View full detailsAn 1864 United States two-cent piece with the Large Motto variety, offered raw and uncertified. The major devices are visible beneath honest wear, ...
View full detailsAn 1864 United States two-cent piece with the Large Motto variety, offered raw and uncertified. The motto, shield, and wreath retain moderate detai...
View full detailsAn 1864 United States two-cent piece with the Large Motto variety, offered raw and uncertified. The devices retain moderate detail, while the brigh...
View full detailsAn 1864 United States two-cent piece with the Large Motto variety, offered raw and uncertified. The shield, motto, leaves, and denomination retain ...
View full detailsAn 1864 United States two-cent piece with the Large Motto variety, offered raw and uncertified. The major design elements remain clear with moderat...
View full detailsAn 1864 United States two-cent piece with the Large Motto variety, offered raw and uncertified. The motto, shield, leaves, and denomination retain ...
View full detailsAn 1864 United States two-cent piece with the Large Motto variety, offered raw and uncertified. The date, motto, shield, and reverse denomination a...
View full detailsAn 1864 United States two-cent piece with the Large Motto variety, offered raw and uncertified. The central devices and lettering retain above-aver...
View full detailsAn 1864 United States two-cent piece with the Large Motto variety, offered raw and uncertified. The coin shows heavy but even circulation wear; the...
View full detailsAn 1865 United States two-cent piece, offered raw and uncertified. The shield, motto, leaves, and denomination retain moderate detail, with brown c...
View full detailsAn 1865 United States two-cent piece, offered raw and uncertified. The motto, shield, leaves, and denomination retain strong detail, with even brow...
View full detailsAn 1866 United States two-cent piece, offered raw and uncertified. The date and major devices remain identifiable through heavy circulation wear, w...
View full detailsA historic piece of American numismatics — the 1857 Flying Eagle Cent was the first small cent produced by the United States Mint, replacing the la...
View full detailsAn affordable entry into America's first small cent series — this 1858 Flying Eagle Cent was produced for only three years, making it highly sought...
View full detailsA semi-key date in one of the most popular U.S. coin series — the 1921 Mercury Dime is one of the tougher Philadelphia dates, with a lower mintage ...
View full detailsA classic piece of early 20th century American silver coinage — this 1908 Barber Dime was struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 90% silver. Designed b...
View full detailsA frontier-era Carson City Mint issue — this 1876-CC Seated Liberty Dime was struck in 90% silver during the centennial year of American independen...
View full detailsA beautiful 1926-S Peace Silver Dollar from the San Francisco Mint in uncirculated condition with attractive natural toning. San Francisco Peace Do...
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