27 Mint Gifts For Coin Collectors And Numismatists That Make Total Cents

The Pocket Handheld Microscope lets you explore the tiniest details anywhere. With 50x-1000x zoom, built-in lighting, and HD display via a smartphone app, it is the perfect tool for numismatists, hobbyists, or anyone curious about the unseen world.

Elevate your collection with the Imperial Roman Coin Set. Featuring five genuine coins from 1600 years ago, housed in a bespoke velvet bag, this set is a true showstopper. Perfect for serious collectors, it will make you feel like an emperor.

Explore the hidden details of your coin collection with the Digital Coin Microscope! Magnify up to 1000x and view on a built-in LCD screen. Perfect for hobbyists and professionals alike, it reveals every tiny detail with stunning clarity.

Transfer potentially valuable information without anyone becoming the wiser using these hollowed out spy coins. They’re available in a range of different sizes depending on the desired currency type, and feature a slim storage compartment within.

When they're at a coin show, having this 30x loupe in their back pocket could be a game changer. With that level of magnification, they'll be able to see every iota of damage or detail on a coin and make a quick decision on a purchase.

What better place to keep all the loot they've collected than a treasure chest? This one even comes filled with collectible coins that they can sift through to see if they can find anything valuable. The chest is only a couple of inches tall and contains 2lbs of coins.

One-year rarities are kinda like the one-hit wonders of the coin world. Instead of going off gangbusters, though, these weren't circulated, which only adds to their allure. The set of eleven coins displays the fronts and sometimes backs of those very coins and make a cool and rare addition to a collection.

In a way, a coin-collecting book is a ledger to track by how many cents your coin collection went up and by how many dollars your bank account went down. In any case, it's good to keep an inventory and this book is chockful of pages to track details for hundreds of coins.

Serious collectors are seriously passionate about keeping their collections safe. Using cotton gloves is a great way to do that, and there are over a dozen pairs in this set. The soft gloves prevent oils on your hands from damaging delicate surfaces.

Antique silver looks great paired with any type of coin since it doesn't steal the show. That makes this coin holder a great option for a numismatist looking to show off any kind of coin in their collection, gold, silver, copper, and everything in between. It fits most sizes under 3" and comes in a pack of three.

For beginners and pros, the year's Guidebook of United States Coins is a good investment. It's a veritable checklist of coins they can check their collections against, info about new coins, comp prices for coins, and collecting tips.

This scale is only about the size of a smartphone, so it's an ideal companion for a coin show or trip to the coin ship. It weighs in 4 different modes and has a battery that shuts off automatically so it doesn't run down between weighs.

Soap and water just don't do it when you're dealing with rare or special coins, you need something a little softer. This safe coin cleaner is gentle on coins of six different metal types and contains no acid so it won't harm delicate surfaces.

Meet the sweetest bounty a coin collector could ever come across. These doubloons are shinier than the average coin but only on the outside, on the inside, they're sweet, delicious, tasty chocolate.

After the Mint put out the US state quarters they started working on the National Parks. This complete set is a masterpiece of coin art and shows off some of the natural wonders of the 50 states. A coin map is included with the set as well as a guidebook to learn about the coins.

Abe Lincoln has been the star of a dozen pennies and this set has got one of each. It's a fascinating walk through time and includes such legendary coins as the last copper penny (they're zinc now), a steel penny, the first memorial penny, and more, all tucked neatly into a book.

Numismatists that prefer a more classic look for the storage and keeping of their collection will appreciate this case. Not only does the box have a fabric-lined interior, but it has small cases to hold the coins individually to further prevent damage. It holds up to 50 coins in 30mm size.

While we're most familiar with pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters, there's a whole world of coins in the USA's past that collectors would love to learn about. This book is a guide to all those coins and has been around for 76 years with a new edition for each year's new coins.