The 50 Statehood Quarters Program began in 1999 and quickly gained popularity, especially among those new to coin collecting. The idea of honoring each U.S. state individually struck a chord …
First struck in 1909 and issued through 1958, the Lincoln Wheat cent stands as a cornerstone of American coin collecting. While the vast majority remain plentiful, a few elusive varieties …
The Lincoln Wheat Penny, produced from 1909 to 1958, is a classic piece in American coin collecting. While most of these coins are fairly common, a few rare variants have …
The world of coin collecting was completely shaken when a seemingly ordinary penny stunned both collectors and financial experts by being valued at an incredible $2.2 billion. What used to …
In the realm of rare coins, few tales are as captivating as that of the legendary 1944 steel penny. Originally a common coin, this tiny relic recently stunned collectors when …
Imagine reaching into your pocket expecting spare change—and pulling out a coin that could pay off your mortgage, or even buy you a luxury home. Sounds unbelievable? It actually happened, …
The Lincoln Wheat Penny, produced between 1909 and 1958, showcases President Abraham Lincoln on the front and features two wheat stalks on the back. Created by Victor David Brenner, this …
The Lincoln Wheat Penny, produced between 1909 and 1958, is a significant part of American coin history. While most pennies from this series are quite common, some rare varieties have …
During World War II, the U.S. Mint switched to producing pennies using zinc-coated steel to save copper for the war effort. By 1944, the Mint resumed using copper for penny …
The United States wasn’t always the independent nation we know today. Its independence was formally declared on July 4, 1776, when the Declaration of Independence was signed. Since that historic …