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The 1941 Nickel: A Transitional Coin Before Wartime Changes
Global conflicts cannot leave each country untouched; they do involve different nations and make this involvement catastrophic and life-changing in the end. In 1941, the world was standing at the center of the war, and even the smallest everyday objects, like the five-cent coin, were about to undergo a significant change.
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1935 Buffalo Nickel: Common or Rare? Aspects To Be Aware Of
For more than a century, the Buffalo Nickel has represented the true symbols of the nation and its distinctive currency. Collectors from all over the world typically miss the iteration minted in 1935, for it is considered a casual example of general circulation. Anyway, is it truly an ordinary coin, or does it have a hidden rarity?
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Everything You Need to Know About the 1889 Silver Dollar
The 1889 Morgan Silver Dollar is one of the most sought-after coins in American numismatics, although its price may not be as high as that of other old (ancient) instances in the world. With the origin closer to their dayspring, Morgan dollars may boast the classic design, historical significance, and varying degrees of rarity as well. But why are they so special?
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The 1941 Wheat Penny: Origin, Rarity, and Its True Value
Wars have always been the most devastating, catastrophic periods that cannot but leave a mark on society. In the midst of World War II, the United States was lucky enough to stay at a distance from the main theater of war (at least, in the beginning), but its role in the conflict was still immense. This was reflected in every sphere the nation was involved in, including numismatics.
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Rare & Beautiful: Top 25 Most Valuable Pennies to Look For
Have you ever stared at a penny and wondered if it could be worth more than just one cent? If not, this is high time you thought of the real values instead. As usual, we see coins as simple, ordinary items that we may utilize on a daily basis. However, some instances are not as common as they seem to be. This can be applied to one-cent coins as well.
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Coins Go Wrong: 20 Error Pennies That Could Make You Rich
These days, one dollar coin is the smallest denomination currently utilized in the US, yet its worth may be much higher than its face value itself. Though it is not always obvious, some instances may be sold for dozens or even thousands of dollars just because of unique features they exhibit – errors.
Historical Coin Profiles
1974 Aluminum Penny: A Coin That Was Meant to Exist
The history of American coinage knows a few quite intriguing experiments that (could) have changed the way coins are released, perceived, and collected. In 1973, the US Mint commenced an ambitious experiment to address rising production costs: the creation of a penny made of aluminum. What were the outcomes, and can we meet this coin in person?
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Of Silver and Gold: The Coinage of the Persian Empire
The coins of ancient civilizations are literal treasures that reflect cultural peculiarities and the ways of development of society. Ancient Persian coins represent the diversity and imperial reach of one of history’s greatest nations. Sophisticated designs, precious metals, and notable iconography – what do these numismatic creations hide?
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Hidden Details: 2004 Wisconsin Quarter Extra Leaf Revealed
Long ago, each region represented its own cultural identity. However, as time passed and countries were formed, these individual peculiarities got lost in the fusion and tendencies towards uniformity. Nevertheless, it is vital to respect and commemorate local legacy. This is what the State Quarters Program strives to do.
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The 1999 Wide AM Penny: How to Spot and Evaluate
Coins come in various forms, sizes, denominations, and designs. Sometimes, the same units of currency may bear slightly different patterns and images, with some of them being historically or culturally significant for collectors. The same can be said about the 1999 cent.
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