I started young

When I was 10 years old a friend and I would walk around the Jacksonville, Illinois town square and trade our roll of Lincoln cent for a diferent roll at the  local stores.

We would sit on the curb and go through the new roll looking for small treasures. My grandfather Earl E. Grojean had a nice collection form working in banks in his early  days. Ha saw my interest in coins and gave me his collection which I still have today.  



People just don't know what they have!
I hear about people, all the time, that take their coin's that they inherited, to the pawn shops or silver buyers or the people that come to town and pay cash in a motel room.  I just don't get it!  They just sold their coin's for melt.

DON'T!  I will show you the value of your coins. If  I make you an offer and you want to sell them to me, Great, if not  at least you know there value.

It's about the beauty and history