The Lincoln penny (Lincoln cent, Wheat penny) is an American one-cent coin that started its production era in 1909. All specimens minted from 1909 to 1958 went under Victor David Brenner’s design with two recognizable … Read more
The US Mint produced two half dollar varieties in 1952, the Franklin half dollar and Silver Commemorative Carver-Washington half dollar. Both versions were the most sought coins among investors and collectors for years. The Benjamin … Read more
Silver dollars minted during the early 20th century are beautiful pieces of US coinage, so you shouldn’t be surprised that they are trendy among collectors nowadays. Most of them prefer to purchase coins in excellent … Read more
The US Mint produced two nickel types in 1938. Buffalo nickel was minted until October 1938, when the Jefferson nickel production started. Both coins are now worth more than their face value, but the final … Read more
Buffalo nickel is among the most popular American mint coins. It was in circulation from March 1913 to 1938. It is hard to find pieces in the mint state nowadays because most of them were … Read more
The US Mint produced Indian head pennies from 1859 to 1909. Most of these coins are common, and you can quickly find them in good condition for a couple of dollars. Still, there are mint … Read more
The US Mint produced ten-cent silver Mercury dimes from 1916 to 1945. The coin got its name after a Liberty on its obverse that reminded people of Mercury, the Roman god. Be prepared that Mercury … Read more
Most collectors believe that there is no more beautiful coin than the gold one in uncirculated condition, so each one is highly collectible. Besides rich history, the fact that they are rare increases gold coin … Read more
A considerable amount of Franklin half dollars were minted in 1962 to fulfill a growing requirement for circulating silver coins. Many of them didn’t spend much time in circulation, so you can find decent pieces … Read more
Lincoln pennies are coins with a long history. Although they are more than a century old, you can still find them in circulation. This lowest denomination of American money has undergone many changes in its … Read more