Coin collecting blends history, craftsmanship, and the excitement of unexpected discovery. Among modern U.S. coins, the Kennedy Half Dollar stands out as one of the most emotionally significant and widely recognized designs. Introduced in 1964 following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the coin quickly became a national symbol of remembrance and unity. While … Read more
When collectors think of valuable U.S. coins, small silver dimes are often overlooked. Yet the Mercury Dime proves that size has nothing to do with significance. Minted from 1916 to 1945, these ten-cent pieces combine elegant design, historical importance, and strong collector demand. In 2026, Mercury Dimes remain one of the most actively traded classic … Read more
Coins often tell stories far beyond their face value, blending history, symbolism, and the possibility of hidden rarity. The 2000 Sacagawea Dollar is one such coin that continues to spark fascination. Introduced at the dawn of a new millennium, it was intended to modernize U.S. dollar coinage and honor Sacagawea, the Shoshone woman who played … Read more
The rediscovery of a forgotten 1879 Morgan Silver Dollar has reignited excitement across the coin collecting world. Found quietly tucked away in an old estate collection, this silver dollar serves as a powerful reminder that historic treasures can still surface in unexpected places. The Morgan Silver Dollar series already holds legendary status, but coins from … Read more
Coin collecting has always been driven by curiosity, history, and the excitement of unexpected discoveries. While many collectors focus on older silver coins, the Roosevelt Dime proves that modern U.S. coins can also hold impressive value. Introduced in 1946 to honor President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Roosevelt Dime has circulated for generations. Most examples from … Read more
The Presidential $1 Coin Program was launched in 2007 to honor former U.S. presidents while encouraging renewed interest in coin collecting. Each year introduced multiple designs, and millions were minted for circulation. While most Presidential Dollar coins still trade at face value, a small percentage have become highly valuable in the collector market. Their rising … Read more
The Lincoln Wheat Penny holds a unique place in U.S. coinage because it marked a profound shift in how Americans viewed their currency. Introduced in 1909 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth, it became the first circulating U.S. coin to feature a real historical figure. Until then, American coins relied on symbolic … Read more
The U.S. State Quarters Program reshaped modern coin collecting when it launched in 1999, turning everyday quarters into miniature tributes to American history. While billions of coins were produced, a small number escaped the mint with unexpected errors or unique die variations. In 2026, these rare state quarters continue to generate excitement, with some selling … Read more
The year 1976 was a defining moment in American history, marking two centuries since the Declaration of Independence. To honor this milestone, the United States Mint released a special series of coins, with the Bicentennial quarter becoming the most recognizable. Instead of the traditional eagle reverse, the coin features a colonial drummer accompanied by a … Read more
Washington quarters are among the most familiar coins in the United States, yet familiarity often hides their true potential. For decades, these quarters passed through countless hands as everyday currency, which is exactly why rare examples still surface unexpectedly. While most are worth only face value, select dates, mint marks, metal compositions, and minting errors … Read more