The Best Precious Metal Boxes, Supplies & Other 2025

1. Rome AE As Emperor Hadrian (132-135 AD) Fine (RIC II 716a)

This Bronze As was struck during the reign of emperor Hadrian who ruled Rome from 117-138 AD.

Coin Highlights: Roman Empire: AE (Bronze) As 132-135 AD. 9.6 grams. Rome Mint. This coin is in Fine condition with rough surfaces. This coin has its original collectors ticket. Obverse: Bare head right. HADRIANVS AVGVS IMP. Reverse: Roma standing right with left foot on helmet. SC monogram. Referenced in RIC II as 716 a. Protect and display your AE As in style by adding an attractive display or gift box to your order. Add this Roman Bronze As of Emperor Hadrian to your cart today! .

2. 1947-S Philippines Silver 50 Centavos MacArthur MS-65 PCGS

This 1947-S 50 Centavos was struck at the San Francisco Mint to commemorate MacArthur's victory and liberation of the Philippines leading to their independence shortly thereafter. Lovely example with great luster and light toning.

Coin Highlights: Contains .2411 oz actual Silver weight. PCGS has graded this coin MS-65 and encapsulated it to protect its condition. Great luster and light toning. Obverse: Right facing bust of General MacArthur surrounded by legend and the date he returned to the Philippines-Oct. 30, 1944. "Defender and Liberator of the Philippines." Reverse: Philippine coat of arms with value and date below. Struck at the San Francisco Mint. Display your Silver 50 Centavos in style by adding a Wood Display Box for this coin. Features a likeness of one of the few men in American military history to achieve a five star rank, these coins are great for any collector of Philippine Silver coins. Add this Philippine 50 Centavos coin to your cart today!

3. 1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent MS-64 PCGS (Red/Brown)

This is the first year of the Lincoln Cent and the key date in the series! Only a small percentage of the total mintage were found to acquire this grade. This coin is the only year to have the designer's initials featured on the reverse of the coin.

Coin Highlights: Nice blazing and tasteful red/brown color. Mintage of 484,000 pieces. Designed by Victor D. Brenner. Obverse: Displays a bust of Abraham Lincoln. Reverse: Depicts two wheat ears and the denomination. Protect and display your graded coin in style by adding an attractive display box to your order. This coin would be a great addition to any collection. Add this 1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent to your cart today! The 1909-S VDB ranks as one of the most popular and widely known of all the Lincoln cents and some might argue that it is one of the favorites in the entire run of United States coins. Collectors love coins with stories, and this one has a couple. First, there's the controversy over the initials on the reverse. When Victor David Brenner created his new design, he placed his full name in tiny letters on the base of the reverse, bottom center. This was not out of the ordinary, as other designers and engravers had done the same in the past. As part of the changes to Brenner's models, Mint Engraver Charles Barber changed the name to the artist's three initials (VDB). Once the coins had been issued, some newspaper reporters took issue with the placement of the initials, arguing that the initials amounted to free, illegal advertising for the designer. Instead of placing the initials elsewhere in new dies, mint employees simply removed them entirely from the coin, and a new round of cents were produced without the VDB on the reverse. This short period of time in which the VDB coins were produced in San Francisco led to the second desirable attribute of this coin: it's low mintage. Only 484,000 cents were issued with the VDB initials, creating an instant scarcity.

4. 2020 South Africa 1 oz Silver Krugerrand MS-69 PCGS (FS)

This is the second year this popular South African coin has been offered as a Brilliant Uncirculated Silver coin. These coins have been graded a near-flawless MS-69 by PCGS and bear an APMEXclusive® label.

Coin Highlights: Contains 1 oz of .999 fine Silver. PCGS encapsulation protects and guarantees the near-perfect MS-69 condition of the coin. The First Strike label guarantees this coin was shipped from the mint within the first 30 days of the coin's release. Multiples of 20 are packaged in PCGS boxes. Obverse: Likeness of Paul Kruger South Africa’s first and only president along with “South Africa” in Afrikaans and English. Reverse: A Springbok antelope the national animal of South Africa along with the year of minting face value and Silver weight. Guaranteed by the South African Mint. Protect and display your Silver Krugerrand in style by adding an attractive display or gift box to your order. For enduring Krugerrand quality the 1 oz Silver Bullion Coin is made from Silver with purity of greater than .999. Add this 2020 South Africa 1 oz Silver Krugerrand First Strike graded coin to your cart today!Each bullion Silver coin is struck in one continuous press that creates its lustrous finish. The Silver 1 oz BU coin features the distinctive Krugerrand design making it an irresistible addition to any collection. The Gold Krugerrand was the first Gold bullion coin produced in the world and has been a worldwide standard since the third of July 1967 and has been a mainstay of the Gold bullion industry. This 2020 1 oz Silver Krugerrand will be popular with investors and collectors..