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Discover the historical significance and current market value of the first U.S. coin to bear In God We Trust—the 1864 2 cent coin, introduced during the Civil War era.

The Mercury Dime, minted from 1916 to 1945 and designed by Adolph A. Weinman, features Liberty with a winged cap resembling Mercury. Learn about its early years (1916-1920).

In 1976, the United States celebrated its 200th anniversary with special bicentennial coinage, including revised designs for quarters, half dollars, and dollars, symbolizing national pride.

Discover the fascinating world of numismatics, the art of coin collecting. Explore local clubs to meet fellow enthusiasts, gain valuable knowledge, and start your collection today.

Discover the best places to sell coins near you with our in-depth guide. Explore local coin shops, where experts offer quick, accurate valuations, ensuring you get the best price.

Learn how to organize a coin collection for maximum value and ease of access. This guide covers initial sorting and systematic management practices for coin collectors.

Explore the 1983 P Quarter, part of the Washington Quarter series started in 1932 to honor George Washington. Designed by John Flanagan, this coin marks Philadelphia minting.

Explore the 1982 D small date penny, a fascinating coin for collectors. Discover its details, variations, and the historical transition from copper to zinc in U.S. Mint history.

Discover the mystery and intrigue of the 1959 Wheat Penny, a rare and valuable coin in the world of numismatics, highly coveted by collectors for its historical significance.

The 1973 S penny, minted in San Francisco, holds historical and numismatic significance. Coin collectors and history enthusiasts value its unique characteristics and production context.