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We here at PopOutCoins.com are pleased to announce that we have the largest variety selection of pop out coins for sale on the entire web. There is no other website that offers this wide array or selection of pop out coins. If you are a seasoned collector or just started collecting you have come to the right place. As we enter into a new year 2021 no one has real exact knowledge of what collectible coin prices will be. Many experts predict gold and silver prices will rise quickly. In the event of rising bullion prices this will cause all...

Probably the most common pop out coin is the Kennedy Half Dollar. These pop out coins have been produced in many different design variations. One such design is a pretty large Kennedy popping out, breaking through, the coin. This such design makes it appear like the head in breaking through the half dollar. One thing to look at on the Kennedy Pop Out Coins is the SIZE of the head. There are several different sizes in these Kennedy pop out coins. One way is to measure with a micrometer from the top of the head to the bottom area. Also...

Today the demand for items of value is surging as an increasing number of people prefer to buy items that will hold their value even during times of economic recession. These days, there are not many items that hold value in the long term. That's why it's a good idea to invest in pop out coins. Also known as repousse coins, pop out coins are rare items made from actual minted coins. If you're looking to buy repousse pop out coins, we invite you to popoutcoins.com to browse our array of exonumia items. Here are some of the compelling reasons...

We are not sure that anyone knows when the first popout coin was made. There is reference on the web of the first patent date for making such pop out coins. This does not mean others weren't made before this date. The patent process for making popout coins was issued in 1903. One must keep in mind that in 1903 there were lots of 1800's coins in circulation of all denomination. So someone producing or making such a coin could have picked up a 1800's coin and popped it out. Since these were made by craftsmen there was no official...