Coins Overview
1951 Jefferson Nickel
Jefferson Five Cents started circulation in 1938 and took the place of the Buffalo series. The issue marks a postwar era characterized by steady mint production and uniform quality standards.
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Coins Overview
1950-D Jefferson Nickel
This coin is a U.S. five-cent piece from the early years of the Jefferson Nickel series, which began in 1938 and replaced the Liberty Head and Buffalo nickels. It is best known for the 1950-D issue, one of the lowest-mintage regular-issue Jefferson nickels.
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Coins Overview
1908 Liberty Head Nickel
This issue, often called the V Nickel, is a U.S. five-cent coin from the closing years of a long-running design that shaped everyday American money for three decades. By the time it was struck, the design had already become familiar to several generations of users and was nearing the end of its practical life.
5 min
Coins Overview
1901 Liberty Head Nickel
This is a U.S. five-cent coin from the Liberty Head (or “V”) Nickel series, minted from 1883 to 1913 by the United States Mint.
5 min
Coins Overview
2009 District of Columbia Quarter
The District of Columbia 2009 quarter opens a special chapter in the line of the United States Territories Program. This item differs from the unique design in US coinage.
5 min
Coins Overview
2009 Puerto Rico Quarter
Do you remember your first collection coin? What emotions did you experience? Rest assured, this quarter dollar Puerto Rico 2009 from the United States Territories program will not leave you one hundred percent indifferent.
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Coins Overview
2009 Guam Quarter
The 2009 quarter Guam is a special piece from the United States Territory Program. This series expanded the cultural concept beyond the mainland in the Columbia district. Special features and mint marks highlight this item among others.
5 min
Coins Overview
1894 S Barber Dime: Specs, Records, and Why It Is So Rare
There exists a Holy Trinity of American numismatic creations of the past: the 1913 Liberty Head nickel, the 1804 silver dollar, and the 1894 S Barber dime. Of these three, the dime is the one surrounded by rumors, mysteries, and a near-mythic aura that turns a regular coin into something with an astonishing legacy and price.
7 min
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1900 Liberty Head Nickel
In the early United States coinage, the 1900 Liberty nickel stayed a strong symbol of American mints. Unique design forms market stable interest among numismatists.
5 min
Coins Overview
2009 U.S. Virgin Islands Quarter
Research confirms that the 2009 U.S. Virgin Islands quarter forms part of the District of Columbia and U.S. Territories program.. The U.S. Mint struck this coin to pay tribute to the cultural and historical legacy of the islands.
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