New Feature: Silver Coin Values Guide with Coin Value Calculator
The Silver Coin Value Guide displays the up-to-the-minute melt values of all U.S. Mint Pre-1965 coins and provides clear instructions on determining your coin’s value.
The Silver Coin Value Guide displays the up-to-the-minute melt values of all U.S. Mint Pre-1965 coins and provides clear instructions on determining your coin’s value.
Liberty Head $5 Half Eagle Gold Coins offer an excellent combination of affordability, historical significance, and investment potential.
While the Roosevelt Dime may not be the rarest coin in U.S. history, it offers collectors numerous opportunities for discovering valuable pieces, from silver coins issued prior to 1965, to error coins and other Dimes worth money.
As one of the most iconic and collected coins in American history, Lincoln Wheat Pennies offer a rewarding hobby for beginners and seasoned collectors alike.
More than 1.8 billion 1965 quarters were minted by the US Mint. Only a few rare coin errors exists from this year that are sought after by numismatists and collectors.
This highly rare coin, owned by an Ohio family for over 45 years, is one of only two known examples missing the “S” mint mark, a small but significant error that has turned it into a coveted item among collectors.
1921 Morgan Dollars are generally more common than earlier Morgans, as they were the last minted in the series. However, in uncirculated or higher-grade conditions they still hold a premium for collectors.
The Bicentennial quarters are a beloved piece of American history, and while most are only worth their face value, some can be quite valuable.
The 1916-D Mercury Dime is one of the most sought-after coins in American numismatics. It was the inaugural year for the Mercury Dime series and is a prized piece among collectors due to its low mintage, historical significance, and rarity.
These quarter dollar coins minted since 1900 are some of the most valuable due to their rarity, condition, and historical significance. Collectors and investors prize them for their unique characteristics and the stories they represent in the history of American coinage.