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1938-D/S Buffalo Nickel: History, Varieties and Value The 1938-D/S Buffalo Nickel presents an immediate mystery. The United States Mint struck no Buffalo Nickels at San Francisco i...
Unique 1906 Liberty Head Nickel Die Cap Struck on an Indian Head Cent Planchet By Mike Byers – Mint Error News I have handled more U.S. type coin die caps than any dealer over my 5...
Pattern or Mistake? This 1866 Nickel Quarter Eagle Still Baffles Experts One of the rarest 19th-century U.S. pattern coins asks a deceptively simple question: Did the Philadelphia...
The United States Mint struck the first Buffalo nickels, but James Earle Fraser had to sell Treasury officials on an idea. His solution did not involve conventional pattern coins....
In the world of modern U.S. coinage, very few circulation errors have achieved true landmark status. One that consistently stands above the rest is the 1982 No-P Roosevelt dime, a...
Gold Washington Quarter Mint Error – Struck Over an 1898 $5 Gold Coin Author’s Note: Mint Error News featured this extraordinary gold quarter on the cover of Mint Error News Magazi...
The $1.25 Coin: How the U.S. Mint Created Its Most Famous Modern Mule Error In May 2000, Arkansas collector Frank Wallis opened a roll of new Sacagawea dollars and found the imposs...
In June 2001, the United States Mint released a commemorative silver dollar that stunned the hobby. Collectors responded immediately. Orders surged. Then, in just 15 days, the enti...
The Congress Silver Dollar That Escaped the U.S. Mint With a 180-Degree Error A dramatic 180-degree die rotation transformed an overlooked modern commemorative into one of the most...
A 1943 Quarter Became a $22,250 Rarity, Here’s Where to Look The Philadelphia Mint struck nearly 100 million Washington quarters in 1943. Most remain ordinary, though increasingly...
How a Wartime Mint Mix-Up Created a $120,000 Dime A single dime can tell a surprisingly large story. The 1942/1 Mercury dime carries two dates. It also connects the wartime economy...
A Famous Gold Rarity Fooled Collectors for More Than 60 Years A mysterious gold striking once ranked among the most intriguing experimental pieces linked to the Liberty Head Quarte...
On some 1875 Indian Head cents, a small but unmistakable raised dot appears on the reverse. The dot sits near the upper-left corner of the N in ONE, and it shows up only on coins s...
Why Are 2026-P Dimes Developing Strange Waves, Spalls and Die Breaks? The 2026 Emerging Liberty Dime already stands apart in modern U.S. coinage. For the first time since 1945, Lib...
The World’s Most Spectacular Mint Errors Are Now Free to Explore Won NLG Award for Best World Coin Book Mike Byers’ landmark reference brings the world’s rarest mint mistakes, expe...
The 1943-S Quarter That Turned a Tiny Minting Slip Into an $18,800 Rarity Millions of Washington Quarters poured from the San Francisco Mint in 1943. Americans spent them on grocer...
A Tiny Weight Change Created America’s Rarest Carson City Coin that Sold for $3.6 Million A microscopic change in federal law created one of the greatest rarities in American numis...
By Jeff Garret Want to collect this series? Start with the remarkable group of inaugural 2000 issues and decide how far your budget can take you. The U.S. Mint recently made an unu...
America’s Most Famous Barber Half Dollar Variety The 1892-O Barber Half Dollar, Micro O stands at the very top of the Barber half dollar series. As the most important circulation-s...
The Unique 1910 Lincoln Cent Uniface Die Trial: The Full Story PCGS called it a uniface test strike. Mike Diamond argued that it looked like a mint error. Later, USPatterns accepte...
Discover which valuable 1980s coins could be worth hundreds or thousands of dollars due to rare minting errors, composition flukes The post These 1980s Coins Could Be Worth Thousan...
“You can’t make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear.” The expression has circulated for centuries. Writers used a recognizable version of it during the 1500s. Its meaning remains clear...
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., department-store cash register n...
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