What are the opening hours?

Monday 8am - 6pm Tuesday 8am - 6pm Wednesday 8am - 6pm Thursday 8am - 6pm Friday 8am - 6pm Saturday 8am - 6pm

David Kahn Rare Coins

Name: David Kahn Rare Coins
Address: POB 1637, Olney, MD, 20830, US
Telephone: +13015707070

Home
United States
Olney, MD
David Kahn Rare Coins

Welcome to David Kahn Rare Coins! We offer quality, scare and rare U.S. coins as well numismatic reference materials and other numismatic-related items.

We offer quality scare and rare U.S. coins as well as numismatic reference materials and other numismatic-related items. Dave, the owner of DKRC, struck up an interest in coins and collecting when he was just 13 years old, and has continued to expand his expertise and knowledge over the years. He is extremely well versed in numismatics, and takes particular interest in Bust Half's. Please visit ou

r website at www.davidkahnrarecoins.com. We also offer a very different inventory on our Ebay store, which you can visit at http://stores.ebay.com/davidkahnrarecoins. Please do not hesitate to email us at [email protected] if you have any questions!

05/22/2026

We’re sharing another group of coins currently available on the website.

- 1877-S Trade Dollar, PCGS MS64+ CAC
- 1917-D Mercury Dime, PCGS MS64
- 1910-S Lincoln Cent, PCGS AU58
- 1836 O.106a Beaded Border Capped Bust Half Dollar, PCGS XF45
- 1925 Peace Dollar, NGC MS64 CAC, Gen 4.0, No-Line Fatty
- 1825/4/(2) B.2 Capped Bust Quarter, PCGS G4
- 1936 Delaware Commemorative Half Dollar, NGC MS66+
- 1907-D $5 Liberty Head Half Eagle, PCGS MS64 CAC
- 1832 LM-5 Capped Bust Half Dime, PCGS XF40
- 1950 Proof Franklin Half Dollar, NGC PR65

Half the fun of this hobby is taking your time and seeing what catches your eye, and this week’s group gives you plenty to look through.

Visit our website to browse what’s available and take a closer look.

05/21/2026

Here’s another selection of coins currently available on the website.

- 1875-S/S BF-16 Twenty Cent Piece, PCGS XF40 CAC
- 1890-CC Tailbar Morgan Dollar, PCGS AU55
- 1908 $5 Gold Liberty Half Eagle, NGC MS63 CAC, Gen 5.0 Fatty
- 1928 Mercury Dime, CACG MS65 FB
- 1924 Standing Liberty Quarter, PCGS MS63 FH
- 1944 Walking Liberty Half Dollar, PCGS MS67 CAC
- 1888 Liberty Nickel, PCGS MS65
- 1914-D Lincoln Cent, PCGS XF40 CAC
- 1933-D Oregon Trail Half Dollar, PCGS MS64 CAC, Gen 1.2 Rattler
- 1831 O.102 Capped Bust Half Dollar, PCGS VF30 CAC

One of the best parts of this hobby is taking your time, looking through good material, and seeing what stands out. This week’s group is well worth a look.

Visit our website to browse what’s available and take a closer look.

05/20/2026

It’s time for our Coin of the Week.

This 1946 Iowa Commemorative Half Dollar, NGC MS66 CAC, Gen 5.0, Fatty is the coin we decided to put in the spotlight this week — a piece that stood out and deserved a little extra attention.

Visit our website or eBay page to take a closer look at this week’s featured coin.

05/18/2026

This week’s eBay auctions are now up and running.

There’s a new group of over 50 coins available for bidding, and all auctions will be ending on Sunday, 5/24. Always a good time to take a look and see what catches your eye. Here's a small sample of what's available:

- 1800 Draped Bust Half Dime, CACG VF details
- 1882-CC GSA Hardpack Morgan, CACG MS63
- 1896-S Barber quarter, NGC G4
- 1787 States United Fugio cent, PCGS VF det
- 1859 Proof 3-cent Silver, PCGS PR63
- 1908-S Indian cent, PCGS MS66 RB
- 1850-O Liberty Seated dollar, NGC XF40
- 1799 Draped Bust Dollar, PCGS VF30 CAC
- 1876 Seated dime, PCGS XF45
- 1925-S California half dollar, ANACS MS63

Visit our eBay page to view this week’s auctions and place your bids before they close.

05/15/2026

Fun Fact Friday!

Have you ever wondered how toning happens on a coin?

Toning forms over time when the metal on the surface of a coin reacts with its surroundings. Exposure to air, humidity, sulfur, heat, and certain storage materials can all play a role. As that surface changes, different colors can begin to appear — sometimes light and subtle, and sometimes bold and dramatic.

That’s part of what makes toned coins so interesting: no two seem to age exactly the same way.

Do you prefer white coins or toned coins? Visit our website to browse more coins, and let us know your answer in the comments.

05/13/2026

Our Coin of the Week is here.

This is the piece we’re putting front and center this week — a coin we felt was worth highlighting all on its own. Some coins just deserve the spotlight. This 1944 Walking Liberty Half Dollar, PCGS MS67 CAC is one of those. While not a tough coin by any means, it is scarce in 67 and above. And this one sure is a beaut!

Visit our website to view this week’s featured coin.

05/11/2026

New eBay auctions are up for the week.

- 1807 O.111a Early DS Beaded Goddess Bust Half Dollar, F det
- 1886 Proof Liberty V nickel, NGC PR65
- 1923-S Better date Buffalo nickel, CACG MS63
- 1891-CC Morgan dollar, PCGS MS63
- 1909-S VDB Key date Lincoln cent, PCGS VF20 OGH
- 1878 $3 Gold piece, PCGS AU58
- 1796 B.4 BB-61 Small Eagle Dr Bust Dollar, PCGS VF Det
- 1849-O Tough Date Seated Half Dime, PCGS G6 CAC
- 1853-O A&R Seated quarter, PCGS F15
- 1805 B.2 Draped Bust quarter, PCGS AG3 CAC

Bidding is underway, and everything will close on Sunday. If you enjoy following the action and chasing a coin through the final hours, now’s the time to start watching.

Visit our eBay page to see this week’s auctions and place your bids before they end.

05/08/2026

Fun Fact Friday!

One of the more interesting Flying Eagle Cent varieties is the 1857 die clash with a Seated Liberty Half Dollar. A die clash happens when dies strike each other without a planchet between them, leaving design elements impressed into the dies themselves. When those dies continue to strike coins, those marks can show up on the finished piece.

In this case, the clash is seen on the obverse of the Flying Eagle Cent, with the most noticeable marks running through AMERICA. Collectors often consider this one of the better-known and more collectible multi-denominational clashes in the series, and some sources note it is among the easier Flying Eagle clashes to detect.

Visit our website to browse more great coins and learn more about the hobby along the way.

05/06/2026

Here’s our Coin of the Week!

We’re putting this 1861 Jefferson Davis Death to Traitors Token, PCGS AU53 in the spotlight this week, and it’s one we thought deserved a little extra attention. We always enjoy featuring a piece that stands out from the crowd. This token is a very interesting Civil War collectable that is scarce and highly sought after. The token itself is quite nice as well!

Visit our website or eBay page to take a closer look at this week’s featured coin.

05/05/2026

Our monthly newsletter is out, and this month’s issue includes six featured coins we’re excited to share.

It’s always fun putting together a small group of coins to highlight, and this latest selection is one collectors will enjoy seeing.

- 1878-CC F-103 Type 2 Reverse Liberty Seated Dime, CACG XF45
- 1915-S Buffalo Nickel, PCGS AU55 CAC
- 1933-D Oregon Trail Half Dollar, PCGS MS64 CAC, Gen 1.2 Rattler Holder
- 1884-S Morgan Dollar, PCGS AU58 CAC
- 1817 O.106 Capped Bust Half Dollar, PCGS AU55 CAC
- 1862/1 Three Cent Silver, PCGS MS66 CAC

Visit our website to join the newsletter so you don’t miss future featured coins and updates.

*All coins are first come, first served. No holds allowed.

Address

POB 1637
Olney, MD
20830

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 6pm

Telephone

+13015707070

Website

http://www.davidkahnrarecoins.com/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when David Kahn Rare Coins posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to David Kahn Rare Coins:

Shortcuts

Address
Telephone
Opening Hours
Alerts
Contact The Business
Claim ownership or report listing

Want your business to be the top-listed Travel Agency in Olney?