The Capped Bust Dime, minted from 1809 to 1837, may be small in length, but it holds big historic and numismatic significance. Designed by John Reich, this classic coin functions Lady Liberty carrying a cap inscribed with “LIBERTY” on the obverse and an eagle clutching arrows and an olive department at the reverse. While many … Read more
Introduction The Lincoln Memorial penny, minted from 1959 to 2008, is one of the most iconic coins in U.S. History. Featuring Abraham Lincoln at the obverse and the Lincoln Memorial on the opposite, those pennies are familiar to anyone who has treated American currency. While most Lincoln Memorial pennies are well worth only their face … Read more
In the world of numismatics, rare U.S. Coins have long captured the eye of collectors and traders alike. Some coins, regularly forgotten in old drawers or exceeded down via generations, may be well worth a small fortune today. Whether it’s because of historical importance, minting errors, or sheer rarity, these coins have become the crown … Read more
In 1976, America celebrated its 200th Bicentennial with great pomp. To commemorate this occasion, the US Mint issued special quarters dated ‘1776-1976’. These special quarters have the usual picture of George Washington on the front, but on the back side there is a ‘drummer boy’ playing a drum and 13 stars, which symbolize the 13 … Read more
In the world of coin collecting, rare nickels frequently fly beneath the radar in comparison to their gold and silver counterparts. But one unique coin from 1943 has recently shocked creditors and buyers alike: a 1943-P Jefferson nickel that bought for nearly $two hundred,000 at auction. Here’s why it’s so treasured — and five different … Read more