The 1967 Quarter isn’t silver—but it’s far from worthless. This guide breaks down its value, highlights error coins, and explores why the 1967 no mint mark quarter remains a key piece for collectors. Learn how to spot valuable coins and avoid leaving money on the table.
The 1999 Georgia State Quarter was part of the State Quarters program, error coins and high-grade examples can command premiums well above face value
1945 Mercury Dimes have value due to their silver content, while higher-grades and error coins can fetch premium prices
Designed by Chief Engraver Charles E. Barber, it replaced the Seated Liberty design and became one of three denominations (along with the dime and quarter) to feature Barber’s artwork.
Collecting key date Walking Liberty half dollars offers a rewarding opportunity to own a valuable piece of American history.
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In addition to the intrinsic silver value of the earlier issues, a number of clad varieties are worth substantially more than their face values.
Investing in numismatic silver half dollars offers the dual benefit of owning tangible assets with intrinsic silver value and the potential for appreciation due to rarity and historical significance
Explore the most valuable Barber Quarter and learn why numismatists consider these to be the most important of the Series.
The 1922 Peace Dollar marked the first year the coin was mass-produced with the new low-relief design.