Benjamin Harrison 
The 1907 Indian Head Cent, a notable coin from the early 20th century, holds a special place in U.S. coin history. Produced during a time when the demand for small change was surging, this cent has become one of the more common finds for collectors today. Despite financial turmoil due to the Panic of 1907, … Read more
Do you have any old Philippine coins lying around? They might be worth far more than you think! Some rare U.S.-Philippine coins, minted when the Philippines was a U.S. colony, can sell for thousands—and in some cases, even reach up to a million dollars. Let’s dive into why these coins are so valuable and explore … Read more
When you think of quarters, you probably don’t imagine them being worth more than 25 cents. But for collectors, certain state quarters with unique errors have made these coins highly valuable. Some of these quarters have sold for hundreds or even thousands of dollars, all due to minor flaws from the minting process. If you … Read more
Collectors and coin enthusiasts love a good story behind rare finds, and the ‘Bugs Bunny’ Franklin Half Dollar is one of those stories. This special coin gets its quirky name due to a minting error that makes Benjamin Franklin look like he has buck teeth — similar to Bugs Bunny. If you find one, it … Read more
Mint error coins are a fascinating part of coin collecting, cherished by numismatists for their rarity and unique imperfections. These coins, often the result of production mistakes, come in all shapes and sizes of errors, from tiny details only an expert would notice to major flaws visible to the casual eye. Such mishaps, whether due … Read more
The U.S. nickel, while often overlooked, holds a surprising history and potential value. The original 5-cent coin in the U.S. wasn’t even a nickel; it was a “half-dime” made from silver that first appeared in 1794. The actual nickel, made from a mix of metals including, well, nickel, didn’t come along until 1866. Many of … Read more
In 1935, the Washington quarter entered its third year of production, celebrating a design that honored George Washington’s 200th birthday. Introduced in 1932, the Washington Quarter replaced the Standing Liberty Quarter, largely due to its design challenges. Initially planned as a commemorative half-dollar, the Washington Quarter was ultimately minted as a quarter-dollar, thanks to economic … Read more
For anyone who’s inherited a collection of old coins or stumbled upon a few unusual ones, it might be time to take a closer look. Some coins, especially those with unique designs or interesting histories, can fetch hundreds—or even thousands—of dollars from eager collectors. Here are 6 rare coins that collectors are particularly keen to … Read more
Most coins are worth their face value, but some rare ones hold extraordinary worth, making them highly desirable among collectors. These rare finds often fetch thousands, even hundreds of thousands, at auction. Here’s a look at eight rare coins that could bring a small fortune to those lucky enough to own them. 1. 1933 Saint-Gaudens … Read more
The 1964 Washington Quarter Proof is a fascinating piece of American history and a treasure for coin collectors. This quarter, made of 90% silver, was the last of its kind before the U.S. Mint changed coin compositions in 1965. With a unique history and high demand, the 1964 Washington Quarter Proof is sought after by … Read more