Serving the Numismatic Investor since 1978
WELCOME TO LBRC |
LBRC is not your ordinary coin shop. We strive to provide a complete inventory from Colonials to Modern and everything in-between. We afford more choices to clients that are searching for the rare and hard to find such as errors. LBRC is distinctly established in the coin industry and widely recognized as a supplier of all U.S., Foreign coins, and Tokens without exception to rarity. The owner, Larry Briggs has been active in the industry for over 40 years and participates in trade shows across the county. He is a teacher, researcher, author and a publisher. Larry is one of the industry’s few recognized error and variety specialist. LBRC offers services that include but are not limited to arbitration, appraisals, purchasing, selling, and trading. LBRC inventories almost every type and denomination of coin. Larry is a specialist in error and variety (RPMs, RPDs, MPDs, VAMs, Doublestrikes, Triplestrikes, Saddlestrikes, etc) coinage. The “favored” coins in stock are Early American Coppers, Bust coinage and Seated Liberty coinage. We have a broad selection of medals, store card tokens, and civil war tokens.
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It is important to exercise caution when purchasing coins. You should know your dealer and make sure they are experienced and reputable. Most dealers offer a "grace period" to allow inspection and return (if you are not satisfied) of numismatic purchases. No one dealer can specialize in all types and denominations of coins so if you are interested in many different types of coins you may have to seek the advise of several suppliers. Even expert numismatists and specialists have to occasionally seek advise. If you are a novice a good way to begin your quest for knowledge is to simply purchase a "Red Book", subscribe to "Coin World", and "Numismatic News".The aforementioned publications both issue a supplemental "Trends" or "Pricing Guide". A subscription to "CDN" is highly recommended. "CDN", "Coin Dealer Newsletter" sets the " industry" standard and offers continual market pricing to the Dealer and the Collector. The best way to gain exception in this industry is to attend trade shows and compare coins, grades, and prices at different tables on the bourse. Even if you are a seasoned veteran it is imperative to keep abreast of the ever changing coin market. |