Liberty Coin Service
300 Frandor Ave.
Lansing, MI 48912
(800) 933-4720
Two locations in the
Frandor Shopping Center
to serve you:
(all services) and
(for purchasing merchandise
from the public).
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We hope you have fun during your visit, perhaps learn something new, and visit us again soon—in our store, by telephone, or on the internet.
Since 1971, Liberty Coin Service has grown to become Michigan's largest rare coin and precious metals dealer through an unmatched combination of . . .
- Extensive in-stock inventory
- Competitive buy and sell prices
- Professional experience
- Friendly personal service
- A timely and informative monthly newsletter
- Maximum customer confidentiality
- Reliable track record
To provide you, whether a novice or an experienced collector, or a precious metals investor, with strictly-graded quality coins and paper money, a wide selection of hobby supplies, historical documents, and other interesting pieces of history.
To give you our best advice on buying and selling your rare coins and evaluating trends in the rare coins and precious metals marketplace, especially through our monthly newsletter Liberty's Outlook.
To help you have fun with the hobby of coin collecting, whether young or young-at-heart.
To meet or exceed your expectations so that you also become a long-term customer and even recommend Liberty Coin Service to others.
Find out more about Liberty Coins Service and meet our staff!
Cans for Quarters
Final Report
As of Thursday, April 26, 2004
at 3:00 PM
Greater Lansing Food Bank
Food Donations Total: —
5,846 pounds
Cash Donations Total: —
$6,573.91
Above: LCS General Manager Pat Heller with Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm and others at the September 30, 2003 meeting where Governor Granholm selected the design for the 2004 Michigan Quarter
Above: LCS General Manager Pat Heller and his son Daniel at the Michigan Quarter Ceremonial Strike Ceremony at the Denver Mint on January 8, 2004 as Daniel prepares to strike his very own 2004 Michigan Quarter
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