Coins

In the world of antiques and collectables, condition is usually king. From china and glass to clocks and toys, perfect examples tend to fetch the biggest money. But when it comes to coin collecting, sometimes … Read more

Most people refer to the Sacagawea Dollar (particularly the one from the year 2000) as the Cheerios Dollar. In part, it’s because they’re not sure how to pronounce its formal name, but it’s also because … Read more

You might be a seasoned reseller sifting through coin stacks. Or you might be clearing out a loved one’s home and you find this shiny pile of coins. Maybe you even saw a YouTube video … Read more

When it comes to coin collecting, it’s not just old coins that can be valuable. Even some relatively recent issues can get collectors hot under the collar. That’s the case with the coins we’re going … Read more

The Kennedy half dollar was first produced in 1964 to commemorate the assassinated president, John F. Kennedy. In 2001, production for general circulation came to an end, with just a few coins produced each year … Read more

The Indian Head Penny is so called because of the image on one side. This shows Lady Liberty wearing a feathered headdress of the kind worn by Native Americans. The coin was first minted in … Read more

Bullion is a popular form of investment, but Jefferson Nickels are not part of that system. Instead, these 5-cent coins are valued for different reasons. The most valuable Jefferson nickels are the wartime ones because … Read more

The Roosevelt dime is so named because it bears the image of President Franklin D. Roosevelt on one side. And as the coin has been produced since 1946, there are plenty of them around! But … Read more