Old Fort Coin Exchange

Old Fort Coin Exchange Buying/Selling Old United States Coins and Paper Currency. Member of ANA , NOW , CSNS , NGC and PCGS

Haven’t posted in a while, but here’s a cool one to get things going again. Who doesn’t like local currency? Here’s a 1...
06/06/2026

Haven’t posted in a while, but here’s a cool one to get things going again. Who doesn’t like local currency? Here’s a 1929 Type 2 $5 Merchants National bank of Watertown Wisconsin national bank note with a unique serial number…. 1776🇺🇸

You never know what’s gonna walk through the door on any given day and sometimes it’s just another old jar to dig throug...
04/25/2026

You never know what’s gonna walk through the door on any given day and sometimes it’s just another old jar to dig through. Most of the time you’re sorting wheat cents, Buffalo nickels, some 90% silver, and the usual bicentennial quarters.

But every now and then… it’s different.

This 1849-O Seated Liberty quarter showed up mixed in with a jar of low-grade better dates. The kind of coin that makes you stop and take a second look. Even better its exact mintage is unknown, since it was lumped in with the 1850-O total of 412,000 struck across both years.

04/22/2026

These aren’t just coins and notes… they’re survivors.
Pulled from the depths of the El Cazador shipwreck, the Civil War-era SS Republic shipwreck, and the legendary SS Andrea Doria sinking.
Lost for decades(and some cases centuries)….

DM for prices before they disappear again

April 13, 1976 Americans lined up at their local banks to get freshly issued Bicentennial $2 notes, celebrating the nati...
04/14/2026

April 13, 1976 Americans lined up at their local banks to get freshly issued Bicentennial $2 notes, celebrating the nation’s 200th anniversary. Many then took those crisp new bills straight to the post office to have them officially stamped and canceled, creating a unique piece of history from that day.

50 years later… I decided to take it one step further.

Instead of using a new note, I tracked down an original 1976 $2 bill that had already been stamped, and brought it back to the post office to be canceled again.

The same note.
Two cancels.
One from 1976… and one from yesterday April 13th 2026

50 years apart on a single piece of history.

04/03/2026

Well… here’s the day.

Welcome to our new, larger location! Huge thank you to everyone who helped make this move happen. I couldn’t have done it without you.

We may not be 100% settled in just yet, but ready to get back to business. Doors are open today from 10am–6pm and tomorrow from 10am–4pm.
New location 1101 South Grove Ave. Jefferson WI

Stop in and check out the new space

Address

1101 S. Grove Avenue
Jefferson, WI
53549

Opening Hours

Wednesday 2pm - 7pm
Thursday 2pm - 7pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+19207235873

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