The Most Valuable Barber Quarter
Explore the most valuable Barber Quarter and learn why numismatists consider these to be the most important of the Series.
Coin Collecting
1922 Silver Dollar Value, Error Coins and Valuable Peace Dollar Varieties Worth Money
The 1922 Peace Dollar marked the first year the coin was mass-produced with the new low-relief design.
2023 Quarter Die Crack Values, Off Center Strikes, and other Quarters Worth Money
The 2023 American Women Quarters feature exciting designs and some contain rare mint errors that make them highly sought after by collectors.
Is the $100 Bill Being Discontinued?
Is the recent push to eliminate the $100 part of a larger agenda to introduce a Central Bank Digital Currency?
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.
Collecting Liberty Head Half Eagle $5 Gold Coin
Liberty Head $5 Half Eagle Gold Coins offer an excellent combination of affordability, historical significance, and investment potential.
Rare 1996-W Dime Values and other Roosevelt Dimes Worth Money
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.
Collecting Lincoln Wheat Pennies: Values, Key Dates, Error Cents and Other Penny Varieties
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.
1965 Quarter Value including Error Coins, SMS, Proof Coins and others Worth Money
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.
Rare 1975-S No S Proof Roosevelt Silver Dime to be Auctioned Next Month
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.