DLRC Auction DLRC Presents: The Super Sunday Sale! DLRC is proud to announce that its first Super Sunday Internet Auction, #1154, is now live! We know you will be missing some action between the NFL Playoffs and the
CWL Coins We Love: Numismatic Legacy We’re coming to you a day early this week as we’ve decided to close the office for a 4-day holiday weekend. As always, we be monitoring our voicemails
Coins We Love: Shipping Delays & Christmas Buffets I had told several folks in the last week or two that I was wondering if we were going to be able to source neat coins for the next 4-5
DLRC Auction Tantalizing $2.5 Gold Quarter eagles were minted from 1796 to 1929, with many gaps along the way. They’re a very popular series among serious collectors due to the variety of design types
DLRC Auction DLRC Holiday Collector Special! Customer Appreciation Month at DLRC! The holiday season is fast approaching and it is a time to reflect on how we can show our appreciation for your continued business throughout
CWL Coins We Love: A Wild Wintry Week! This has been an adventurous week in the world of coins. While the home life is starting to turn into HGTV re-runs and too many Hallmark Holiday movies, the dog
DLRC News DLRC Press Release: Perfection Collection Concluded! David Lawrence Rare Coins (DLRC) concluded its offering of the Perfection Collection, the #1 rated PCGS Registry Set of Seated Liberty Proof Half Dollars with CAC approval on Nov. 29th
CWL Coins We Love: A Fond Farewell I came to DLRC in July 2006 from a large, wholesale-based coin company in an attempt to move closer to family. While I had been in the coin business for
Perfection Collection Seated Liberty Half Dollar Proofs & the Perfection Collection Proof coins from the mid-19thcentury are among the most under-appreciated issues in numismatics. Proof issues of all denominations were minted sporadically until 1858, when it is generally believed that the
coins we love Coins We Love: Thanksgiving Edition! This week’s CWL comes to you a day earlier than normal as our offices will be closed Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday. We appreciate your understanding and
coins we love Coins We Love: A New Wave of Collectors First of all, thank you to everyone who wrote back messages of all types and lengths regarding last week’s message. It’s always a please to hear from the
coins we love Coins We Love: November News! This past weekend was absolutely beautiful and with the weather in the 80s the bike paths were active and the boardwalk in Virginia Beach had plenty of folks getting some
1909 S VDB The 1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent For almost 100 years of American history, it was illegal to put a real person on a coin. When the first coins were issued some people suggested putting George Washington
Pan-Pac Panama-Pacific Commemoratives 1915 was an exciting year for the United States. The Panama Pacific International Exposition was held in San Francisco to celebrate the opening of the Panama Canal, a project begun
Morgan Dollar Registry Sets If you’ve been collecting coins for even just a couple months, chances are that you’ve already seen how immensely popular the Morgan dollar series is. Minted from 1878
DLRC News How COVID Has Changed DLRC At DLRC, we have a slightly different view than most businesses when we look outside our windows. We don’t have a storefront, nor do we deal with the general
coins we love Coins We Love: Current Market Report We've added another week to the ticker of time being spent in Virginia Beach and not elsewhere on the coin circuit. A few shows have popped up in different areas
1897 Proof Set The 1897 Proof Set The 1897 proof set was issued at an interesting time for the hobby, and its relative scarcity is not fully appreciated by collectors today. By many accounts 1897 was a
Caption Contest A Cartful of Captions Thanks everyone for submitting captions for our latest DLRC office image caption contest! While the DLRC staff has yet to decide on a winner, we wanted to share some of
CWL Coins We Love: Laundry Week at DLRC We’ve had a particularly productive week at DLRC. Early in the week we received a hefty number of packages and we were able to get those turned around quickly.
1916-D Mercury Dime The 1916-D Mercury Dime Throughout the first decade of the 1900s there was a strong push to redesign the nation’s coinage, which many believed to inadequately represent the nation. In part due to
DLRC Auction The 1888 $3 Gold The $3 gold piece was first minted in 1854, prompted by the price of stamps. At the time, a single first class stamp cost three cents, so purchasing a sheet
coins we love Coins We Love: Visit the ANA Museum! Interestingly, I had a lot of feedback from readers this past week regarding my horse-riding experience. I never realized that there was such a cross-over between coin collectors and horses,
So-Called Dollars Lesher's "So-Called" Dollars This week we are excited to offer an intriguing new collection – the Broad Bay Collection of So-Called Dollars. "So-Called Dollars" are medals from the 1800s and 1900s roughly the size
1804 $10 The 1804 $10 Gold Eagle The most famous 1804 coin may be the silver dollar, but it wasn’t the only interesting piece bearing this date. 1804 was the last year of the Draped Bust
