Historical Coin Profiles
Dollars That Talk: The John Tyler 1 Dollar Coin
When you hold a coin in your hands, you might not always think about the history behind it. However, some instances display the moments, events, and figures they honor, turning into meaningful artifacts rather than plain items of regular use. The Presidential Coin Program is a fine example of relics that shout out the US leaders of the past.
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Historical Coin Profiles
The James Madison $1 Coin Overview: Details, Errors & Worth
There is a long-lasting tradition in the US to pay tribute to those who shaped American history and led to the prosperity of the whole country. Although one may notice different channels of commemoration, coins may combine both the artistic intent and the omnipresent nature of their use. A great example is the James Madison 1 dollar coin, issued in 2007.
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Historical Coin Profiles
A Complete 1971 Eisenhower Dollar Value Breakdown
The 1971 Eisenhower dollar remains a very valuable coin for collectors. It is known for its design and historical significance. That is why it attracts interest from both novice and experienced numismatists.
10 min
Numismatic News
Who is on the 20 Dollar Bill Today – And Who Will Be Next?
Have you ever looked at the US 20 dollar bill in your pocket? You might be interested in its origins, the value of an old $20 dollar bill worth investigating or the potential for rare 20 dollar bill finds.
7 min
Coins Overview
The 1974 Silver Dollar: Investment or Just a Cool Coin?
These days, stumbling upon the 1974 Eisenhower dollar in circulation is almost impossible (and If you are lucky enough to find one, it is likely from someone who spent it without realizing its collectible appeal). The large, heavy coins were never favored when it came to regular transactions, and most of them have long since been utilized in casinos, melted down, or hidden in private collections.
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Historical Coin Profiles
Exploring the Legacy of the 1922 Silver Dollar
The years of release always capture collectors the most, and the 1922 silver dollar is no exception. Introduced during the time of change a year prior, it might be honorably called the numismatic symbol of the Roaring Twenties, when the United States was going through a cultural and economic revolution.
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Historical Coin Profiles
The 1921 Silver Dollar: The Last Morgan and the First Peace
An exceptional situation: 1921 was the year when the United States Mint produced two different designs of the same denomination simultaneously. In particular, during that year, there was the final issuance of the iconic Morgan Dollar, as well as the introduction of a brand-new Peace Dollar, the coin meant to commemorate the end of World War I.
8 min
Coins Overview
1943 Half Dollar: More Than Just Metal
In the middle of the war, the United States faced a unique challenge when the nation, as well as all spheres of production, had to adapt to the harsh realities of a global conflict. The 1943 Walking Liberty half dollar is a fine example of how the American monetary sector dealt with metal shortages, wartime efforts, and economic crises as a whole.
10 min
Coins Overview
The 1967 Kennedy Half Dollar: A Relic of the Silver Era
If coins could talk, the 1967 Kennedy half dollar would tell the stories of the time of revolution of both cultural and compositional meanings that had made up America’s money long ago. The era of base metals in coinage was approaching, as long as silver was fading away. 1967 was one of the last years when numismatic creations adhered to the classic standards which were yet to change soon.
7 min
Coins Overview
10 Most Valuable Franklin Half Dollars: Everything You Need
This series was minted from 1948 to 1963. It is a favorite among numismatists because of its historical significance, beautiful design and valuable silver content.
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