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Coins Overview
1968 1 Cent: A Vintage Coin with Modern Appeal
The 1968 penny is a classic example of American coinage that combines vintage charm with some collector appeal. These coins are often taken for granted as common, but they can mask some real surprises for collectors.
Historical Coin Profiles
1974 Silver Legend: Dollar Worth a Fortune
In numismatics, there are coins that inspire collectors, historians and lovers of rarities. And among all the wonderful collectible coins, there is one silver legend, outstanding for its historical significance and great value. It is the 1794 silver dollar also known as the first Flowing Hair US dollar.
Coins Overview
Alliance to Commemorate: Hawaii 2008 Quarter
Hawaii was the last state to join the alliance of once-independent lands, currently known as the United States of America. And to commemorate this culturally, politically, and economically significant occasion, the US Mint released the Hawaii State Quarter within 50 State Quarters program which aimed to honor each part of one of the largest countries in the world.
Coins Overview
1953 Steel Wheat Penny: To Get or Not to Get in 2024?
Some coins may have numerous versions that resemble each other, though presenting their own unique traits to the public. One such example refers to the Lincoln Penny, namely its earliest iteration, i.e., the 1953 Wheat Penny S. What is so special about the 1953 1 cent? What is the value of 1953 S Wheat Penny, is it worth purchasing in 2024?
Coins Overview
Penny from 1964: What’s Common Yet Collectible
Nowadays, the concept of physical money is continuously fading away, yet coins referring to particular events, figures, or eras successfully draw the attention of those who preserve the culture or simply adore the past. In 1964, there was released one prominent coin that did not grow in value or obtain exceptional financial significance over time but expanded its areas of presence and became an iconic symbol of the US.
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Classic and Patriotic: Draped and Capped Bust Coins Overview
The American history of coinage is rich with not only gold and silver, but also with symbolism that reflects the patriotic spirit of the nation. And the coins of early America prove that, as they are a part of history, reflecting the ambitions and ideals of the new country.
Numismatic News
From the Abyss: The Numismatic Tales of SS Central America
The story of the SS Central America also known as the “ship with gold” is one of the most legendary stories in the world of shipwrecks and numismatics. In September 1857, SS Central America location was determined by the shores of North Carolina, where the ship was caught in a storm and sank, taking with it the lives of more than 400 passengers and thousands of kilograms of gold.
Collector Apps and Tools
Numismatic Supporting Tools: Coin Analyzers for Everyday Use
Coin collecting is a great hobby/career to follow. However, like any other professional endeavor, it requires a sufficient level of preparation, knowledge, and commitment, too. One of the easiest and most comfortable ways to get into numismatics is to employ digital tools that are continuously available for assistance whenever it might be needed.
Collector Apps and Tools
Blue Book of Coins: Know the Real Collection’s Value
Every collector dreams of learning the true value of his coins. But how to do it, when the numismatics market is constantly changing, rare specimens can cost a fortune and even a tiny detail can significantly affect the value of a collectible? There can be only one right answer: a collector should have enough experience and knowledge, as well as use proven and up-to-date sources of information to identify coins and estimate them. This is why Blue Book for Coins is an essential reference book for quickly navigating the world of coin values.
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.
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