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Historical Coin Profiles
Thomas Jefferson 1 Dollar Coin: A Tribute, A Praise
The landscape of the American currency is overly diverse and rich, continuously updating with the introduction of each new coin program in the US. It is an open secret that numismatic creations as commemorative attributes always feature some prominent figures and symbolic occasions, and Thomas Jefferson becomes a frequent guest on the surface of the coin.
Historical Coin Profiles
Morgan Dollar 1896: Design, Mintage, and Collectibility
While some coins gain popularity over time, others quickly become favored choices among numismatists, and Morgan 1896 dollar coins definitely belong to the latter group. Inherently iconic, the Morgan dollar has always captivated enthusiasts of all sorts, thanks to its symbolic meaning in terms of economic significance and artistic aspirations hidden in the precious metal of the coin.
Historical Coin Profiles
The 1982 American Quarter: Errors, Values, Oddities
What is the 1982 quarter? It’s that very coin that continues to attract coin collectors today. But why? There’s no universal answer, but this particular year is connected with special events in the numismatic world, and with a convergence of errors, production changes, and quirks that make finding a 1982 quater such an experience.
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Morgan Dollars Through the Years: The Story and Mintages
Morgan dollars have a history that stretches across more than a century and includes a lot of mintmarks, mintage figures, and rare varieties; these coins reflect the U.S. economy and culture of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They represent an enduring fascination for collectors worldwide.
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1909 Cent Secrets: VDB S, VDB and No Mint Mark Examples
The 1909 US penny was an important part of American numismatics. It was the year famed for the 1909 S VDB Lincoln cent - the first coin in the history of the United States with the image of a real historical figure, rather than an allegorical figure symbolizing the ideals of freedom.
Historical Coin Profiles
Lincoln Head Cent Collection 1909 to 1940: How to Get?
The prominent figures in history always become the main characters depicted on the coins. Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States of America frequently appears on different types of cultural artifacts, and coins remain the most popular of them all.
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The 1984 Nickel: Errors, Values, and Rare Finds
For many numismatists, the year 1984 is special because of nickel varieties that are rather interesting for many collectors for decades. You may be interested in errors, mint marks, or the overall value of these coins, anyway the 1984 nickel series has a lot to offer.
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Rare Dimes: 1975 and 1982 Dime Variations and Their Values
If you collect dimes, you should know that there are some rare pieces that stand out for both their characteristics and value. In the world of numismatics, small differences in mint marks or the lack thereof can mean the difference between a coin being worth just ten cents or thousands of dollars.
Historical Coin Profiles
The 1982 Penny: The Small Dates, Large Dates, and Beyond
The year 1982 changed everything for U.S. pennies, as it was a transition in the material and design of the Lincoln cent. For collectors, this year is special because of many pennies minted, including different metal compositions, mint marks, and even variations in the date size on the coins themselves.
Historical Coin Profiles
1884-S Morgan: The Silver Coin Everyone Wants
The 1884 S Morgan Silver Dollar is one of the most revered coins in American history. This is so because it’s a symbol of scarcity, history, and intrigue. To the untrained eye, it might look like any other Morgan silver dollar, but for collectors, this particular coin, minted in San Francisco, is one of the most coveted—and valuable—in the series.
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