Freeman Coins & Collectibles

06/16/2026

05/25/2026

🇺🇸 This Memorial Day, we honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage, dedication, and love of freedom will never be forgotten.

As we gather with family and friends, we remember those who gave everything so future generations could pursue their dreams and preserve the history we cherish.

From all of us at Freeman Coins & Collectibles, thank you to our veterans, active service members, and the families who stand behind them.

May we always remember.
May we always be grateful.

— Freeman Coins & Collectibles 🇺🇸

05/15/2026

🚨⚠️ COUNTERFEIT‼️ Always know what you are buying! Know what you are buying! If is seems too good to be true, in AIN'T!!!
Contact us for anything you're looking for: 631-538-0431
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04/26/2026

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04/05/2026

🐣🐰 Happy Easter to all of our fellow coin enthusiasts!

03/25/2026

👀 Ancient Roman GOLD‼️
Wow, 2000 year old high grade ROMAN GOLD!!! This coin will be in an upcoming Heritage Auction... look for a link in the comments coming soon...

03/22/2026

We’re going LIVE on Palmstreet on Mar 22, 4PM EDT ✨ Don’t miss out!

Huge variety of great coins and currency! We are a real brick and mortar coin shop in Centereach, NY.

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03/05/2026

We’re going LIVE on Palmstreet on Mar 5, 7:15PM EST ✨ Don’t miss out!


Huge variety of great coins and currency! We are a real brick and mortar coin shop in Centereach, NY.

https://palmstreet.app/l/lVcbnQVK

03/03/2026

🚨⚠️ BUYER BEWARE‼️ Always know what you are buying!
Know what you are buying! Not all sellers know what they are doing, and not all are honest! YOU are the guardian of your wealth!

02/19/2026

👑👸 1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent
The lowest mintage of any of the all Lincolns...
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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 nothing new, as other designers and engravers had placed their names and/or initials on coins of the past. As part of modifications to Brenner's models, Mint Engraver Charles Barber changed the name to the artist's three initials (VDB). Once the coins were issued, some newspaper reporters took issue with the placement of the initials, arguing that the bottom of the reverse was far from inconspicuous and 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.

The 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. It's popularity has remained high ever since.

The 1909-S VDB Cent ranked 14th in the second edition of "100 Greatest U.S. Coins" by Jeff Garrett and Ron Guth, reflecting the immense popularity of this date.