U.S. Mint 230th Anniversary 2024 Flowing Hair High Relief Gold Coin and Silver Medal
These limited-edition 2024 Flowing Hair Coins and Medals are highly anticipated among collectors for their exquisite design, and investment potential.
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2025 Britannia Gold and Silver Coins
While both Britannia and American Eagle coins are highly respected, Britannia coins often carry lower premiums over spot prices compared to American Eagles.
2025 Maple Leaf by the Royal Canadian Mint
The 2025 Canadian Maple Leaf featuring a portrait of King Charles III. The inscriptions include the weight, purity and legal tender face value.
Valuable 2023 Quarter Errors, Die Cracks, Mint Marks, and Their Values
The 2023 American Women Quarters feature exciting designs and some contain rare mint errors that make them highly sought after by collectors.
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.
Costco’s Gold Rush: How Shoppers Are Cashing in on Gold and Platinum Bars
Costco’s success with gold prompted the retailer to expand its offerings by introducing platinum bars at competitive prices.
2025 American Eagle Pre-Sales
While pre-sales are beginning now, investors will need to wait until January 2025 for the coins to officially ship from the U.S. Mint
1921 Morgan Silver Dollar Values, VAM Varieties, Die Clash, and Off-Center Strike Error Coins
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.
Comparing the American Gold Eagle vs American Gold Buffalo
The American Gold Eagle and the American Gold Buffalo are the two gold bullion coins produced by the U.S. Mint. While both coins are esteemed for their purity and craftsmanship, they have distinct features that appeal to different types of investors and collectors.
History of the US Mint
The US Mint has operated facilities in places such as New Orleans, Carson City and others. The current minting facilities are located in Philadelphia, San Francisco, Denver, and West Point.