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    1864 Indian Head Penny(Page)

    At the beginning of 1864, the Civil War was in its final months and the country was experiencing a nickel shortage. A mine in Gap, Pennsylvania, which supplied the US Mint with the nickel necessary...

    1923-S Buffalo Nickel(Page)

    Originally designed in 1913 by sculptor James Earle Fraser, the Buffalo nickel has become one of the most iconic coins in the history of the U.S. Mint, as well as one of the most collectible coin...

    1925 Peace Dollar(Page)

    1925 Peace Dollar Found in abundance, the 1925 Peace Dollar is one of the more common Peace silver dollars, following behind the 1922 and 1923 Peace dollars. This was the last mintage of a Peace...

    1927-D Peace Dollar(Page)

    1927-D Peace Dollar Although the 1927-D Peace Dollar has a relatively low mintage compared to other Peace dollars in the series, it was the highest mintage of Peace dollars in this year. The 1927-D...

    1936-S Buffalo Nickel(Page)

    The 1936-S Buffalo Nickel

    1893-S Morgan Silver Dollar(Page)

    1893-S Morgan Silver Dollar The 1893-S Morgan Silver Dollar is a highly rare coin in higher grades. In fact, it is one of the rarest Morgan Dollars in the higher grades, bringing in nearly a million...

    1970-D Kennedy Half Dollar(Page)

    1970-D Kennedy Half Dollar

    1934 Walking Liberty Half Dollar(Page)

    1934 Walking Liberty Half Dollar

    1935 Walking Liberty Half Dollar(Page)

    1935 Walking Liberty Half Dollar

    1919-D Wheat Penny(Page)

    1919-D Wheat Penny The 1919-D Wheat Penny has a larger mintage of over 57 million from the Denver Mint. This coin is a semi-key date in the series, as the early teens and twenties from both Denver...

    1934-D Mercury Dime(Page)

    The 1934 D Mercury Dime

    1940 Walking Liberty Half Dollar(Page)

    1940 Walking Liberty Half Dollar