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Collecting Liberty Head Nickels

Collecting Liberty Head Nickels

Posted by Andrew Adamo on May 2nd 2025

Collecting Liberty Head Nickels In the late 1880s, the United States Mint began looking into replacing the Shield nickel, the first five-cent piece that was struck from 1866 to 1883 and composed of 75 … read more
1955 Doubled Die Lincoln Cent and a Changing Era in Numismatics

1955 Doubled Die Lincoln Cent and a Changing Era in Numismatics

Posted by Andrew Adamo on May 2nd 2025

1955 Double Die Penny The 1955 Double Die Penny is one of the most famous and sought-after error coins in American numismatics. Known for its distinctive doubling of the date and inscriptions on the o … read more
What Is a Mint Mark on a Penny?

What Is a Mint Mark on a Penny?

Posted by Andrew Adamo on May 2nd 2025

What Is a Mint Mark on a Penny? A mint mark on a penny is a small letter that indicates the U.S. Mint location where the coin was produced. Common mint marks include "P" for Philadelphia, "D" for Denv … read more
Top 5 Rarest Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles: Rarest Gold Coins of the 20th Century

Top 5 Rarest Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles: Rarest Gold Coins of the 20th Century

Posted by Andrew Adamo on Apr 30th 2025

Top 5 Rarest Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles The Saint-Gaudens $20 Double Eagle gold coin that was issued from 1907 to 1933 is almost universally viewed by collectors of American coins and numismatists as … read more
Eisenhower Dollars are Highly Collectible

Eisenhower Dollars are Highly Collectible

Posted by Bullion Shark on Apr 30th 2025

Eisenhower Dollar Value and Collectibility In 1971, following legislation passed the prior year, the U.S. Mint began issuing a $1 coin for the first time since 1935 when the Peace dollar series ended. … read more