5 Ultra Rare 1800s Coins Worth over $100,000+
The Seated Liberty series is coveted by collectors for its impact on coinage and was initially introduce to help foreign trade and commerce.
Valuable Kansas State Quarters With These Details and Mint Marks Worth Hundreds!
The Kansas State Quarter is part of the 50 State Quarters Program, which features designs from all 50 states. It was released in 2005 with a face value of $0.25. However, some Kansas quarters are worth much more due to their condition, rarity, or unique errors. Let’s investigate what details and features make some Kansas … Read more
1969-S Lincoln Cent Value, DDO Error and Other Valuable Pennies from the 1960s
The Lincoln penny has captured the intrigue of collectors and numismatists worldwide. Among the countless variations to collect, the 1969-S Lincoln cent stands out. The 1969-S Lincoln cent was minted in San Francisco during a period of significant change and innovation. 1969-S Lincoln Cent Double Die Error The 1969-S Lincoln Cent Double Die Obverse error … Read more
1941 Lincoln Penny: The Ultimate Collectors Guide
The 1941 Lincoln Cent, also known as the Lincoln penny, is a staple among U.S. coin collectors. With a rich history and distinct design, this coin offers beginners and seasoned numismatists an opportunity to own a piece of American history. This guide explores its historical context, design, composition, error coins, and how to identify valuable … Read more
10 Valuable U.S. Quarters in Circulation: Coins Worth Big Money
We highlight ten valuable U.S. quarter dollar error coins you might encounter in your change.
A Brief Rundown of the American Silver Eagle
The American Silver Eagle is one of the world’s most popular bullion coins, first introduced by the U.S. Mint in 1986. Made from .999 fine silver, each coin contains exactly one troy ounce of pure silver and is backed by the U.S. government for weight and purity. The coin is highly regarded for both investment … Read more
Australian Junk Silver
Australian Junk Silver primarily consists of pre-decimal coins. Many Australian coins minted before 1966 contain silver. Before 1966, the Australian Pound was Australia’s currency. It was based on the British Pound, or pound sterling, and was similarly divided into 20 shillings, each shilling divided into 12 pence. The Australian Pound had a fixed exchange rate … Read more
Prepper’s Guide to Junk Silver
In the event of a crisis, disaster or collapse of the financial system as we know it, there will be a need for some form of currency as a means of economic exchange and barter. Buying junk silver coins is a way to put aside some fiat outside of banking system. You can think of … Read more