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1932-S 25C MS66+ PCGS. CAC

1932-S Washington Quarter: The 25-Cent Coin That Reached $76,250

A 1932-S Quarter Sold for $76,250. In 1934, It Cost 25 Cents In 1934, a collector could still order an uncirculated 1932-S Washington Quarter from...
1945 Micro S Mercury Dime Graded by PCGS

The 1945-S Micro S Mercury Dime: A Forgotten Philippine Mintmark and a $25,875 Rarity

The Tiny Mintmark That Turned a 1945 Mercury Dime Into a $25,875 Coin An obsolete mintmark punch returned to service in 1945. Decades later, collectors...
1870-CC Double Eagle. Image: Heritage Auctions / CoinWeek.

1870-CC Double Eagle: The Cash Problem Behind a $1.62 Million Coin

Discover why the 1870-CC double eagle became a major rarity This feature expands on CoinWeek's 1870-CC Liberty Head Double Eagle collector’s guide. The original...
The The 9/11 Memorial in NYC with the Sassa

A 9/11 Family, a U.S. Mint Director, and the Half Dollar That Became a...

At Ground Zero, a 9/11 Family Met the U.S. Mint Director. Three Days Later, a Coin Followed CoinWeek Exclusive | Twenty-five years after losing an...
1776 $1 Continental Dollar, CURENCY, Silver, Newman 1-C VF35 NGC. CAC

X-Rays Reveal a Hidden Spanish Dollar Beneath the 1776 Continental Dollar

A $1.3 Million Continental Dollar Had a Secret. Science Found It. New Whitman book by Robert L. Rodriguez uses cutting-edge science, experimental minting, and historical...
1916 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. MS-67 (PCGS). CAC. CMQ.

From Oil Fields to Rare Coins: Mack C. Chase Walking Liberty Half Dollars Return...

He Worked the Oil Fields for Half Dollars. Then He Built a Legendary Coin Collection In 1945, 14-year-old Mack C. Chase went to work in...
The only Known examples of the 1975 No S Proof Roosevelt Dimes.{left} is the PR-67 "Ohio Specimen" and on the [right] is the PR-68 Discovery Coin

One Woman, Five Proof Sets, Two Missing Mintmarks, and a Half Million Dollar Dime

One California collector found both known 1975 No-S Roosevelt Dimes. Nearly 50 years later, their remarkable histories offer a story of discovery, secrecy, and...

2027 Youth Sports Quarters: America’s Playing Fields Are Coming to Pocket Change

Baseball, Snowboarding and a New Kennedy Half Dollar: Meet the U.S. Mint's 2027 Coins A young baseball player steps into the batter's box. A golfer...
1849 $10 Mormon Gold

Dated 1849, Struck in 1848: The Mormon $10 Gold Coin That Nearly Disappeared

Only 46 Were Struck. Now One of the Finest Survivors Has a $2 Million Estimate and a Legendary Pedigree. The date says 1849. The mint...
1917 Standing Liberty Quarter Type One and Type Two Designs - Photos by Heritage Auctions

The 1917 Quarter America Redesigned as It Entered World War I

Why Did the U.S. Mint Cover Liberty's Breast on the 1917 Quarter? The 1917 Standing Liberty Quarter Type 1 holds one of the most intriguing...
The Panic of 1873 and the 1877 Indian Head Cent

The Penny America Didn’t Need: How the 1877 Indian Head Cent Became a $340,875...

America Had Millions of Unwanted Pennies. Then Came the Legendary 1877 Indian Head Cent In November 2023, a small bronze penny crossed the GreatCollections auction...
1799 $1 Draped Bust Silver Dollar, BB-169 NGC XF-45

1799 Draped Bust Silver Dollar: A Survivor From George Washington’s Final Year

Why This 1799 Coin Stands Out An NGC XF-45 example of the BB-169 variety offers collectors an appealing balance of early American history, remarkable...

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