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In the eyes of the collector, coins with eye appeal and quality are today’s trend The rare coin market evolves, and many series go out of fashion. In the 1960s, BU Rolls and Proof...
The Tiny 1792 Coin That Launched America’s Mint It arrived before the first Philadelphia Mint building stood ready. It carried a new national promise in silver. Also, it passed thr...
The coin is common. The holder is historic. A 1939 Walking Liberty Half Dollar in PCGS MS-65 sold through GreatCollections on June 28, 2026, for $10,419. At first glance, that numb...
By Alex Sim at First Mint Collectors notice the finished coin first. They see the mirror surface of a Proof coin. They study the crisp strike of a Britannia. They feel the weight o...
The Tiny 1851 Silver Coin That Helped America Buy a Stamp A Superb Gem 1851 Silver Three-Cent Silver certified MS-67 offers collectors far more than grade rarity. It tells one of t...
Knowing what your coins are worth gives you control. That matters whether you inherited a collection, opened a safe-deposit box, found a forgotten shoebox, or built a cabinet one c...
This Tiny 1872 Silver Coin Ended One of America’s Strangest Denominations An 1872 Three-Cent Silver piece graded MS-67 by PCGS represents one of the great late-series prizes in 19t...
A small silver dime can carry a big story. The 1928-D Mercury Dime does exactly that. Denver struck just 4,161,000 examples that year. As a result, the issue ranks among the better...
America’s First Dime and the Collector Who Made 1796 His Mission America’s first dime entered circulation without the word DIME, a numeral, or any other statement of value. Instead...
The Franklin Half Dollar Doubled Die the Red Book Couldn’t Ignore A Franklin half dollar rarely shouts. Benjamin Franklin looks calm. The Liberty Bell sits steady. The eagle appear...
NGC and PMG Just Bought the Codes Behind World Coins and Notes The numismatic world runs on numbers. For U.S. coins, collectors speak in Red Book types, Overton varieties, Sheldon...
A Rare 1939 Nickel With Naked-Eye Doubling Can Still Hide in Pocket Change The 1939 Jefferson Nickel already gives collectors more to study than most second-year U.S. coin issues....
Why Collectors Paid More for CAC Coins in May The number on the holder matters. However, the coin inside the holder matters more. That simple truth drove another strong month for C...
Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) is offering a $5,000 reward for the first 1776 ~ 2026 Declaration of Independence quarter bearing the limited "JULY 4th" privy mark submitt...
The 1841 No Drapery Dime Mystery: A Two-Coin Proof Rarity With a Newman Pedigree The 1841 Liberty Seated Dime No Drapery proof does not need size to command attention. It measures...
Did America’s First Coin Start in a Philadelphia Cellar? The 1792 Copper Disme does not look loud. It does not need to. It sits at the edge of the American coinage story like a lit...
Professional Coin Grading Service has raised the stakes for Set Registry collectors in 2026. In celebration of the company’s 40th anniversary, PCGS has announced a one-year-only up...
America’s First Dollar Design Returns in GreatCollections Sale GreatCollections is offering a 1795 Flowing Hair Silver Dollar 3 Leaves, certified PCGS VF-35. The coin carries PCGS/...
Did the U.S. Mint Quietly Change Coin Die Design? The 2026-P Dime May Hold the Answer A New Look at a Fundamental Change in Coin Die Design For nearly two centuries, United States...
,A Missing “S” Turned This 1968 Proof Dime Into a $22,800 Modern Rarity In 1968, the United States Mint sought to restore order to American coinage. Instead, it accidentally create...
CAC Gold Coins By Doug Winter – RareGoldCoins.com …… The Impossible CAC Gold Set? Rare U.S. Gold Coins That Stop Even Elite Collectors A new type of gold coin collector has entered...
Why CAC-Approved Coins Routinely Outperform the Market Collectors have long recognized that not every coin carrying the same numerical grade offers the same quality. During June 20...
Unique 1878 Gold Pattern Quarter Eagle Sets $439,200 Auction Record Only one genuine gold example of the 1878 Judd-1566 Pattern Quarter Eagle survives. That fact alone places the c...
The 1879-CC Morgan Dollar That Escaped the Vaults GreatCollections is offering a toned 1879-CC Morgan Silver Dollar from the famous GSA Hoard. The coin carries an NGC MS-62 grade,...
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