| Description: | Lee Rarities Gallery is an affiliate of Lee Certified Coins, LTD, one of the most respected names in rare coins and precious metals. Company president has been selling rare and semi-rare coins since 1958. We specialize in rare coins ranging in price from under $100 to more than $1 million. We also carry tens of thousands of collectibles such as: Historic newspapers circa 1665 through WWII, and virtually every Civil War union newspapers in stock or on hand in our warehouse. This includes the only known hoard of WWII German newspapers printed in English...a fascinating story behind these. We can even supply the same date WWII newspapers printed by the American Press, and the corresponding German papers in English, so you can know who was more truthful on that day.
However, we have also added collectibles starting from as early as 2,000 BC including ancient Bronze and Iron Age weapons, as well as medieval and steel weapons...and artifacts such as Roman glass, Celtic artifacts and other very interesting collectibles. Ed Lee has been involved in such collectibles for almost 35 years and everything we sell is guaranteed to be genuine.
Company President, Edward Lee, has been buying & selling quality coins and collectibles since 1958. He has sold more than $100 million to date and has handled coins costing up to $1,000,000 each. He personally examines every rare coin and collectable we sell, and is famous for being very strict, which is why he is called the "Coin Professor."
Ed Lee is recommended by Sir Harry Schultz, the "world's highest paid investment advisor" at $2400 an hour, by GATA the #1 gold advocacy group in the world, and by Richard Russell, another famous investment advisor and writer of the DOW Theory Letter.
Ed has been quoted in both Time and Newsweek magazines, which is unique as best we can tell.
Ed was recommended in the all time best selling financial book, which sold 3 million copies, as "Reputable".
Ed was featured in the Boston Globe, the largest newspaper in New England and owned by the New York Times. He was described as "one of the top three or four coin experts in the US".
Ed has appeared on national/international TV several times including Bloomberg Financial (twice), CNBC, and in Boston, Atlanta and other cities such as Denver. Also on radio from coast to coast, Ireland, Switzerland, etc.
Harry Schultz, the "world's highest paid investment consultant", Guinness Book of Records, 1981-2001, (Various editions) recommends Ed to his readers in 80 countries.
When Ed Lee did Financial Consulting work he was paid $590 an hour. If you need advice on coin purchasing he is available free as time allows.
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