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Coins Overview
Peace Dollar Values: Key Dates and Market Prices
When we hold any coin in our hands, we think first of all not about the metal, but about the story that the coin can tell. And among the many U.S. coins with a bright and unique history, the American Peace dollar takes a special place. The coin became a symbol of new times and hope for peace and prosperity, recovery from the First World War.
Coins Overview
Panama Pacific Coins: Unique Designs, Unusual Patterns…
As most people believe, coins are round-shaped metal discs that hold specific values of both financial and aesthetic origins. Nevertheless, the numismatic sphere is a bit more diverse than one may imagine. 1915 Panama Pacific exposition coins, for example, represent the unrecognized units of currency that boasted different values, designs, and shapes.
Grading and Valuation
Coin Grading from G to MS-70: An Overview for Collectors
If you've ever tried to collect coins, chances are you've encountered some confusing abbreviations and numbers like AU, MS-60, or XF-AU. If you can understand what these terms mean, you’ll be able to evaluate a coin’s value for buying, selling, or simply admiring.
Grading and Valuation
MS67 Coin Grade: Do You Need It in Your Portfolio?
In the rich world of coin collecting, certain numbers can even have their meanings. And among them, MS67 stands tall. But what does MS67 mean in coins? Why does it stir excitement among collectors and investors as well?
Grading and Valuation
The Devil and Value Are in Details: Secrets of the Morgan Dollar Grading
The Morgan dollar is one of the most recognizable and respected coins in American numismatics. Its minting began in 1878 and continued until 1904 (with a brief revival in 1921). This dollar represents a period and can be both a historical find and a lucrative investment. The Morgan dollar is not only a formerly used means of payment but also a significant piece of history, but how do you determine its true value? The answer lies in properly assessing the coin's condition - grading.
Historical Coin Profiles
From Mint to Majesty: Collecting Queen Elizabeth II Coins
Her Majesty is one of the most known historical figures, so without too much modesty we can say that coins with her images are among the most valuable and popular for both professional numismatists and history buffs. You may have even read about them in the Coins Red Book.
Historical Coin Profiles
The 1979 Quarter Explored: A Big Chapter in Coin History
You might have a small coin in your pocket right now that is disguised as an ordinary 1979 quarter. But unbeknownst to many, these coins carry significant historical value and, in some cases, monetary worth far exceeding 25 cents. Today, we want to tell you more about the 1979 quarter and try to answer the question ‘How much is a 1979 quarter worth?’
Historical Coin Profiles
A Tribute to Valor: A Quick Look at the 2021 Alabama Quarter
Heroes are to be praised, and their glory should never fade away, even though generations may change. The XX century was full of devastating events, yet those who stood at the forefront during these periods are forever depicted in various artistic works, the numismatic ones are also included.
Historical Coin Profiles
The Coins of Edward VII: Mintage, Design, and Collectability
Traditions have existed for thousands of years, though their nature and reasons may slightly change. Since ancient times, countries and legal unions praised their leaders and produced items that could daily notify their citizens about the governing figure in the region.
Historical Coin Profiles
Lincoln, Jefferson, and the Coins: Metals and Faces
When you think of American coins, one face often comes to mind: Abraham Lincoln. This famous and beloved president led the country through its darkest days, and is synonymous with the penny. But what about the nickel? Whose head is on the nickel, and more importantly, what is nickel coin made of? To unravel the history behind these everyday coins, we need to explore their metal composition, their historical context, famous faces, and the decisions that led to their current form.
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