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Red Line Coins has an exclusive collection of old, rare, gold, silver, and foreign coins. We can offer you more money for selling and trading your coins to help complete your personal collection! Receive cash on the spot for your transaction.

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Silver Dollars
There is a vast history associated with the silver dollar. Its nickname is the "buzzard dollar". The silver dollar wasn't popular at the time that it was created because it appeared to be too large and heavy. However, after the coin was reminted, the coin became more scarce in 1935. This coin was released back into the public in 1972. Silver dollars now retain a notable pedigree for those who like to collect coins. You could be sitting on a gold mine if you have any silver dollars within reach!
Silver and Gold Dealers — Toned American Silver Dollar Isolated on White in Spokane, WA
Silver Half-Dollars
This half-dollar was first issued in 1964 to commemorate John F. Kennedy. There are some Kennedy half-dollars that are worth way more than others. The first half-dollars were created with 90% silver and 10% copper. In its first year, 160 million coins were produced. The metal and history of this coin help to make it more valuable than what it is worth.

The Walking Liberty half-dollar is known as one of the best-designed coins. This coin was first minted in 1916 and was continued up until 1947. This coin was used during some of the most memorable periods of American history. With each passing year, fewer of these coins exist. Half-dollars made between 1910 and 1920 are typically the most valuable.
Precious Metals — Silver Kennedy Half Dollar in Spokane, WA
Precious Metals — Silver Kennedy Half Dollar in Spokane, WA
Quarters
The oldest quarter dates back to 1838. Four designs include Liberty Seated, Barber, Standing Liberty, and Washington Silver. Quarters didn't have a value until 1904. On the 200th anniversary of George Washington's birth, his portrait was used on the front of the quarter. From 1999 to 2008, the design of the quarter changed five times a year. In 2009, the design changed six times. The design will continue to change five times a year up until 2021.
Coin Collectors — Quarter Dollar Coin in Spokane, WA
Dimes
This coin is the smallest, thinnest coin that we still use today. In 1792, a coin press was borrowed to make dimes from copper due to a lack of silver. The design of the coin includes Lady Liberty in different poses and stances. In 1946, the coin was used to honor Roosevelt because of his support for the March of Dimes.
Scrap Gold — US Dime in Spokane, WA
Nickels
The first nickel was made of silver and was known as a half dime or half-disme. Nickels in the past were actually smaller than they are now because silver cost more than nickel! Today's nickels are actually made of 75% copper to make them easier to handle. The building on the back of the nickel is the Monticello - the home that Thomas Jefferson designed and built himself. the most valuable nickels include the 1916 Buffalo Nickel and the 1913-D Buffalo Nickel.
Scrap Silver — Five American Cents in Spokane, WA
Lincoln Cents
The penny was one of the first coins made through the United States Mint but didn't look like the penny that we know of today. The first penny had a lady with flowing hair and was made of pure copper. From 1857 on, the penny was then made with copper and zinc. Abraham Lincoln has been on the penny since 1909 with the union shield on the back of the coin, representing when the states joined to be one union.
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Gold Currency
The first gold coins were made in 700 BC. If you have any gold coins in your possession, you could literally be sitting on a gold mine! Gold was highly scarce and valued no matter what type of exchange was involved. Goldsmiths issued receipts to store gold for society members, which led to turning physical gold into money. The Gold Window concluded in 1971, meaning that no more money could be made into gold.
Mint Marks — One Dollar Gold Coin in Spokane, WA
Bank Notes
Printed money was first used by the Chinese from 618-907 but was eliminated in 1455. Western banknotes were adopted in the 17th century. Today's modern banknotes include security threads, a portrait window, and a watermark. There is typically a special printing technique to give the bill a special feel and texture. Early banknotes were made on bark and then made on regular paper.
Rare Paper Currency — Green Dollars in Spokane, WA

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