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1974 Aluminum Cent

The Lincoln Cent the U.S. Mint Says Collectors Can’t Own

The Mint Made 1.57 Million of These Cents. Why Can’t Collectors Buy One? Most great American coin rarities became rare because the Mint struck very...
"E" and "L" Counterstamps in 1815 Bust Quarter Eagles

The “E” and “L” Capped Bust Quarters: An 1881 Clue to a 145-Year Numismatic...

Who Counterstamped These Early U.S. Quarters? A New Look at the E and L Mystery For more than a century, collectors have asked the same...

No FG Kennedy Half Dollars: The Vanishing Initials That Reward Sharp-Eyed Collectors

Some coin varieties announce themselves loudly. Others whisper. The No FG Kennedy half dollar belongs to the second group, and that quiet disappearance is...
1922 $1 Matte Finish, High Relief, PR63 PCGS. CAC. - Judd 2019

1922 High Relief Peace Dollar: The Mint Experiment That Changed the Series

Why the 1922 High Relief Peace Dollar Became a Six-Figure Mint Experiment The 1922 High Relief Peace Dollar tells a more complicated story than collectors...
1945-P Silver 5C Doubled Die Reverse, FS-801 - CAC MS63

One War Nickel, Two Mint Mistakes: 1945-P FS-801 Doubled Die Survives With a Curved...

1945-P War Nickel Has FS-801 Doubled Die and Curved Clip Most rare coins have one feature that separates them from the pack. This 1945-P Jefferson...
1861-D Dahlonega Gold Dollar srtucj inder Cenfederate Authority - Sold by Heritage as Part of the Simpson Collection in 2020 as PCGS-64+ for $180,000

The Rebel Gold Dollar: How the Confederacy Struck America’s 1861-D $1 Coin

1861-D Gold Dollar: The Only U.S. Coin Struck Entirely by the Confederacy It looks like a United States coin. It carries UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around...
1914-D Lincoln Cent PCGS MS-66+ RD - Tied for Finest Known

The Lincoln Cent Nobody Saved And Why the 1914-D Became the True Mint State...

Collectors Saved the 1909-S VDB. They Spent the Lincoln Cent That's Rarer in Mint State One Lincoln cent became famous almost the moment it appeared. The...
US Mint Semiquincentennial Half Dollar 2026 with "ALWAYS REMEMBER" and "Never Forget" privy marks

‘NEVER FORGET’: U.S. Mint Releases Special 2026 9/11 Enduring Liberty Half Dollar

Two 9/11 Privy Marks, One Historic Half Dollar: Inside the Mint’s 2026 ‘Never Forget’ Coin Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, the United States Mint...
2020-W One-Ounce Gold Eagle. 75th Anniversary of the End of World War II V75 Privy Mark. 1 of 1945 Struck. Proof-70 Deep Cameo (PCGS).

2020-W V75 Gold Eagle: Seven Minutes to Create a Modern U.S. Rarity

2020-W V75 Gold Eagle: The 1,945-Coin Modern Key Modern U.S. coins rarely become legendary overnight. The 2020-W End of World War II 75th Anniversary $50 Proof...
2006-W $50 One-Ounce Gold American Eagle 20th Anniversary Reverse Proof First Strike PCGS Proof

2006-W Reverse Proof Gold Eagle: The Coin the Mint Never Sold Alone

2006-W Reverse Proof Gold Eagle: Mintage 9,996 The 2006-W $50 One-Ounce American Gold Eagle Reverse Proof looks like a familiar Gold Eagle turned inside out. Its...
1976 $1 No S Type 2 - Silver (Proof)

The Million-Dollar Eisenhower Dollar Found in a Department Store Cash Register

This $1 Coin Shouldn’t Exist: Inside the Mystery of the Unique 1976 No S Eisenhower Dollar A dollar coin reportedly pulled from a Washington, D.C.,...
1652 SHILNG Pine Tree Shilling, Large Planchet, Reversed N, MS64 PCGS. Noe-4

The 1652 Pine Tree Shilling: The Coin Massachusetts Wasn’t Supposed to Make

Why the 1652 Pine Tree Shilling Became Colonial America’s Most Famous Silver Coin The date says 1652. Yet the coin may not have existed until...

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