Simply Coined

04/30/2026

This coin is a 2025 Niue $2 Aztec Emperor Cuauhtémoc 1 oz Silver tribute coin. It was minted as a modern homage to the original Mexican 5 Pesos silver coin issued between 1947 and 1948.Key SpecificationsMetal Content: 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver.Relief: Ultra High Relief (UHR), featuring a deep 2.9mm carve.Mintage: Limited to 999 pieces worldwide.Condition: Graded MS 70 (Mint State 70) by NGC, which is the highest possible grade for a coin, indicating it has no post-production imperfections.Design:Obverse: Features the profile of Cuauhtémoc, the final sovereign ruler of the Aztec Empire, adorned in a traditional feathered headdress.Reverse: Displays the national emblem of Mexico alongside the Niue coat of arms.

Only 100 made the grade and I got one ! 🔥

12/29/2025

Engelhard 3 oz Silver Bar – Collector Information

This is a modern Engelhard Revival 3 oz .999 fine silver bar, produced to honor the legacy of the original Engelhard Corporation, one of the most respected names in precious metals history.

Key details:
• Weight: 3 Troy Ounces
• Purity: .999 Fine Silver
• Brand: Engelhard (Revival Issue)
• Mintage: 4,000 total bars
• Individually serialized (mine is #175 / 4000)
• Original Engelhard-style packaging

12/29/2025

💵 1929 $20 Federal Reserve Bank Note (FRBN) — Boston

Basic ID
• Series: 1929
• Denomination: $20
• Type: Federal Reserve Bank Note (not a Federal Reserve Note)
• Issuing Bank: Boston, Massachusetts
• District: A
• Fr. Number: 1870-A
• Signatures: Jones / Woods
• Seal: Brown
• Serial #: A00270748A
• Grading Service: PMG
• Grade: Very Fine 25

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📜 What makes 1929 FRBNs special

These were issued during the Great Depression, and they’re different from modern bills:
• Each note is tied to one specific Federal Reserve Bank
• Redeemable only at that bank (Boston in your case)
• Printed in smaller quantities than later FRNs
• Short production run (1929–1933)

That’s why collectors treat these as a distinct, scarcer category.

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🏛 Why Boston matters

Among collectors:
• New York (B) = most common
• Boston (A) = mid-tier desirable
• Smaller districts (Dallas, Minneapolis, etc.) = higher premiums

Boston notes consistently sell above NY, especially when certified.

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🧮 Grade context (PMG 25)

Very Fine 25 means:
• Light circulation
• Multiple folds, but no tears
• Strong design detail
• Original paper integrity

Your note has above-average eye appeal for VF.

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📊 Rarity snapshot (PMG population)
• Only 19 examples graded VF25
• Majority survive either lower (raw) or higher (XF+)
• Mid-grade certified examples are uncommon

10/27/2025

Added these 3 to my personal collection.

🏛️ Byzantine Empire – Anonymous Issue AE Follis (Class B, c. AD 1028–1042)

“Coins of the Holy Land – Sea of Galilee” NGC Certified

This bronze follis was struck nearly a thousand years ago in Constantinople, during the reign of Romanus III and Michael IV of the Byzantine Empire. It’s part of the famous “Anonymous Issue” series, where coins no longer featured the emperor’s portrait — instead, they honored Christ Pantokrator (Christ the Almighty), reflecting the deeply religious nature of the empire at the time.

🕊️ Obverse: Bust of Christ facing, holding the Gospels, surrounded by the inscription “+EMMANOVHΛ”
✝️ Reverse: Cross on three steps with the legend “IS XS BASILEU BASILE” — “Jesus Christ, King of Kings.”

NGC has certified only around 100 examples of this Class B type in total, with very few in higher grades.
This one’s part of my personal collection — a tangible piece of early medieval history and one of the earliest coins to bear a direct image of Christ.

10/27/2025

Simply coined coin booth has closed! Feel free to reach out with any questions. I still have inventory on hand. 🙏

08/09/2025

08-09-25 Lunch feature:

Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich😋

07/30/2025

🪙✨ Discover the Past, Own a Piece of History! ✨🪙

Are you a collector, history buff, or silver stacker?
Come explore Simply Coined – your one-stop spot for:

🔹 Old American Coins & Currency
🔹 Premium Low-Mintage Silver Rounds
🔹 Unique Collectibles & Hidden Gems
🔹 Affordable Finds for Every Budget

📍 Visit our booth at La Villa Abilene – Open 7 Days a Week!
💬 Join our Facebook group to share your collection, ask questions, and connect with other collectors!

Follow the page, drop a comment, or come say hi at the booth —
Let’s grow the collecting community together! 🤝

07/17/2025

Triple A ball was fun but looks like we are getting called up to the Big Leagues!!!🚀🚀

Scheduled to Launch this week!

Wrapped TXC is an ERC-20 token, which means:

It can be traded in Ethereum DeFi (Uniswap, Sushiswap, 1inch, etc.).

It can plug into wallets like MetaMask, Trust Wallet, and more.

It can be added to portfolio trackers and price aggregators (like CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap).

This moves TXC from being a native, Texas-based system to being part of the global DeFi ecosystem.

https://help.minetxc.com/introducing-wrapped-texitcoin-wtxc/.

mineTXC Help Center: Introducing Wrapped TEXITcoin (wTXC)

06/30/2025

🪙 RARE COINS. REAL VALUE. RIGHT HERE IN ABILENE. 🪙

Tired of overpriced listings online?
We’ve got local, affordable, low-mintage silver and classic American coins you can see before you buy — no guessing, no shipping, no scams.

🔥 New inventory just dropped this week:
✅ Limited mintage silver rounds
✅ Vintage U.S. coins in great shape
✅ Collector bars you won’t find twice

Stop by the booth at [La Villa Abilene] or message us if you’re looking for something specific.

06/27/2025

All activity for sale I do offer shipping. If you’re interested in something comment and ask for price. Thanks 🙏 I have plenty of references as well.