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Coin Collecting Tips
Coin Collecting Mistakes: The Top 10 Blunders to Avoid
Building a collection is indeed a rewarding aspiration, yet those who have only entered the numismatic sphere are usually prone to making beginner coin collecting mistakes. These may severely harm the value of your efforts, but do you wish to ruin everything you are devoted to?
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Coin Collecting Tips
Coin Mint Marks: What They Are and Why They Matter
Each numismatic instance is a unique creation defined by its appearance, historical background, and the place it was born. Have you ever noticed a tiny letter stamped on the surface? This is exactly what indicates the origin of the coin. The mint mark is a vital component that may significantly influence current value and reveal its path before getting into circulation.
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Coin Collecting Tips
What Lies Ahead? The Bright Future of US Coinage 2025
One more year has passed, and we are one step closer to a completely digitalized world full of technologies and lacking physical objects to praise. In such an everchanging landscape, coinage becomes an exquisite form of art, a cultural artifact that can be assessed, quantified, and predicted, too.
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Coins Overview
Treasures in Flaws: Most Valuable Error Coins in Circulation
No one is perfect, and those imperfections are the peculiarities that make us unique. The same can be said about the sphere of numismatics. Although the production and the need for physical coins declined, these still serve as valuable trading tools and works of art, too. Yet, as any human-made object, it is not immune to errors and flaws.
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Coins Overview
Flaw Hunting: State Quarter Errors You Should Know
Sometimes, it seems like an immaculate coin is the most valuable coin, and this cannot be true. Slight unintentional modifications, aka errors, may significantly affect the worth and overall perception of the instance, depending on how noticeable and appealing these could be.
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Coins Overview
Rare and Precious: High-Value Coins to Keep 2025
Each year is unique and surprising, especially when it comes to any form of art. Numismatics itself is an exquisite type of craft that eloquently reflects the current aspirations and spirits of society. 2024 is said to be a year of mental renaissance and uplifting (hopefully and finally), and the sphere of coin collecting has already started to revive the relics of the past (according to auction statistics).
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Coins Overview
The Eternal: The 1942 Mercury Dime in the Shadow of History
In the midst of World War II, when nations were mired in conflict and uncertainty, there appeared tiny artifacts that were meant to represent this devastating period of time. In 1942, the US Mint finally released a coin that could have been a symbol of hope during the rage of war. Here, we are going to discuss the 1942 Liberty Dime.
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Coins Overview
Women in History: Nina Otero Warren Quarter
Currency usually becomes the easiest way for each country to pay tribute to their national achievements and moments that are worth commemoration. The renaissance of such an initiative was reached with the appearance of the American Women Quarters program when the US Mint decided to distribute numismatic creations related to the most prominent figures in American history.
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Coins Overview
Edith Kanaka‘ole Quarter: Hawaiian Icons in Coinage
The American Women Quarters program has revealed and promoted the most notable female figures in US history, and it is one of the greatest initiatives possible so far. The year 2023 was marked with the release of the Edith Kanaka‘ole quarter. Why is this notable, and how much is the Edith Kanaka'ole quarter worth?
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Coins Overview
1943 Bronze Penny: The Legend That Cannot Vanish
The coin of war represents one of the most painful yet empowering times when each sphere, including numismatics, put effort into victory, however exhausting and fatal this could be. In 1943, the US Mint released one of the most indicative coins of the war, i.e., the 1943 Bronze Lincoln penny.
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