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    1873 Indian Head Penny(Page)

    The 1873 Indian Head Penny actually comes in two versions. Coins struck in the early part of the year are known as Closed 3 because the loops in the number 3 in the date were so tight that it...

    1875 Indian Head Penny(Page)

    While the 1875 Indian Head Penny was produced in larger numbers than previous years, it is still a relatively scarce coin today. It is hard to find coins from this year that weren’t circulated and...

    1920-S Buffalo Nickel(Page)

    Minted in San Francisco in lower numbers than its other 1920’s counterparts, the 1920-S Buffalo nickel is a beautiful, collectible coin for anyone looking to start, build, or finish their Buffalo...

    1940 Mercury Dime(Page)

    The 1940 Mercury Dime

    1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar(Page)

    1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar

    1905 V Nickel Value(Page)

    1905 V Nickel The 1905 V Nickel has a higher mintage than the previous year by several million. The Philadelphia Mint struck over 29 million coins making it relatively common across all grades up to...

    Dimes Worth Money: A Collectors List(Post)

    Dimes Worth Money It’s crazy to think that one dime can be worth millions of dollars, but it’s true. Some rare dimes have sold for almost two million dollars. Many others have reached hundreds o

    1916-S Wheat Penny Value: Rarity, History, and Auction Sales(Post)

    1916-S Wheat Penny Value: Rarity, History, and Auction Sales The 1916-S Wheat Penny typically ranges from $10 to $30 in circulated grades, while uncirculated examples can command $100 to $400 or more

    The 1796 Draped Bust Quarter: America’s First Quarter(Post)

    The 1796 Draped Bust Quarter: America's First Quarter The 1796 Draped Bust Quarter represents the first quarter dollar ever produced by the United States Mint, with values ranging from approximately $

    1860 Indian Head Penny(Page)

    1860 Indian Head Penny The 1860 Indian Head Penny marks another notable change in the design of the one cent coin. While the face stayed the same, the reverse side was altered. The laurel wreath was...

    1865 Indian Head Penny(Page)

    By 1865, Civil War had ended and the US Mint had fully adopted the new bronze alloy, composed of 95% copper and 5% tin and zinc. This alloy would remain the standard for many years to come. The 1865...

    1867 Indian Head Penny(Page)

    Compared to production during the Civil War when the US Mint was striking over 35 million pennies in one year, the 1867 Indian Head Penny has a total mintage that is relatively low. In addition, more...

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