About Littleton Coin and the Surrounding Area
A Family business in the heart of the White Mountains
A 1915 view of Littleton's Main Street, showing the Tilton Opera Block, the company’s first location. The Civil War monument was relocated to an entrance of Glenwood Cemetery on West Main Street in 1957.
(Source: Littleton Coin Archives)
Chairman and nationally recognized numismatic authority David M. Sundman stands beside the plaque honoring Littleton Coin’s start in the Tilton Opera Block. (Source: Littleton Coin Archives)
Littleton Coin Company was founded by a young man who turned an enthusiasm for collecting into one of the largest firms in the country serving the needs and interests of coin collectors. Maynard Sundman and his wife Fannie, through innovative personalized service including Littleton's "see before you buy" approvals program, made collecting easy, convenient and fun for coin enthusiasts across the country. The brick Tilton Opera Block became the first address of Littleton Stamp & Coin Company in the years following the end of World War II
Led today by Maynard and Fannie's eldest son David, an avid collector himself who grew up in the family business, Littleton Coin continues to expand its inventory of coins and to improve its cordial customer services.
The Surrounding Area
Littleton’s 50+ square miles offer a variety of natural and manmade attractions that visitors and residents, alike, enjoy.
They include a first-rate museum and research space dedicated the wider region. At the Littleton Area Historical Museum, you can discover a modern exhibit on one of Northern New England’s largest – and longest-running – employers, Littleton Coin.
Area visitors are also invited to take a free, 30-minute tour of the Littleton Coin Company led by knowledgeable employees.
Part of the company’s display in the Littleton Area Historical Museum. (Source: Littleton Coin Archives)
