Bader Rare Coins is a rare coin dealer in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, that buys and sells rare and unique coins from around the world. The shop also trades gold and silver bullion and buys jewelry, and it offers in-person consultations at its showroom on South West End Boulevard. Customers can visit during posted daytime hours or schedule an appointment by phone. The business focuses on collector coins as well as investment metals, giving both collectors and sellers a place to buy, sell, and trade. Walk-in visitors are welcome, and staff work directly with customers to review coins and precious metals in person.
Collect Lincoln is an online dealer in American historical material, deepest in struck medals and political Americana. The stock runs to presidential campaign medals catalogued in DeWitt, Lincoln and Washington medals by Lovett, Paquet and Thomas Elder, so-called dollars and official medals from the Columbian, Pan-American and Panama-Pacific expositions, Civil War tokens, Hard Times tokens, British Conder tokens and 1896 Bryan money.
Provenance is a real part of what is offered here. A large share of the certified political medals carry the pedigree of the J. Doyle DeWitt collection, the reference cabinet behind the DeWitt numbering system itself, and several trace to John J. Ford Jr. Signed presidential material appears regularly, authenticated by PSA/DNA or JSA, including Theodore Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Calvin Coolidge and William Henry Harrison.
On the coin side the emphasis is certified United States type material graded by PCGS and NGC, from Morgan and Seated Liberty dollars to Walking Liberty halves and Standing Liberty quarters, alongside world gold and silver in Austrian, Canadian, Mexican, British, German and Indian issues.
Every piece is photographed exactly as it is, never with a stock image or a reference example, and third party certification is stated on the listing wherever it exists. Each listing gives the condition and, where it is known, the history behind the piece. Where a chain of ownership is incomplete or an attribution is probable rather than certain, the listing says so in those words. Pieces are bought directly on the site and can be returned within 14 days for any reason. Collect Lincoln also buys outright and answers appraisal and valuation questions through the site, and past sales stay online as comparables.