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By Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez for CoinWeek.com ….. Searching through $25 in penny rolls still feels like a treasure hunt you can do from home. A standard bank box gives you 50 rolls...
A 1986 Lincoln Cent struck on a Roosevelt dime planchet grabs attention at first glance. It looks like a penny, yet it shows the size and silver-gray color of a dime. Collectors of...
The 1909-S/Horizontal S Lincoln cent holds a special place in American numismatics. It combines first-year Lincoln cent appeal with a minting blunder that collectors can actually s...
A rare Lincoln cent variety sold for $64,000 to lead the sale of the TropicalBats #8 All-Time Finest PCGS Registry Set of Lincoln Cents, offered by DLRC in back-to-back April Red C...
By Mike Byers at MintErrorNews for CoinWeek A newly surfaced Lincoln cent discovery now ranks among the most important modern United States mint errors known. This coin combines tw...
DLRC is offering the TropicalBats Registry Set — a high-ranking Lincoln cent collection — across two consecutive Red Carpet Rarities auctions now underway, with closings scheduled...
The 1974 Aluminum Cent Almost Reached Auction. Then the U.S. Mint Took It Back. The 1974 aluminum cent ranks among the most famous “coins that never were” in American numismatics....
A Tiny “L” Reveals the Secret Behind This 1863 Indian Cent 1863 L on Ribbon Indian Cent. Judd-302, Pollock-365, Snow-PT3a. Rarity-7+. Copper-Nickel. Plain Edge. Proof-63 (PCGS). CA...
The Lincoln Cent That Nearly Changed Forever In 1952, the Lincoln cent nearly took a bold new direction. The artist behind that proposed change was James Earle Fraser, one of Ameri...
As the United States shifted its industrial might to the war effort, the Federal Government closely evaluated its supply of strategic materials. Copper, which the Mint used for cen...
This 1885 Cent Was Struck in a Metal Once Treated Like Treasure The 1885 aluminum Indian Head cent looks familiar at first. James B. Longacre’s Indian Head design appears on the ob...
The WWII Penny Made of Glass: America’s Strangest Cent Pattern In 1942, the United States Mint faced a wartime problem that reached all the way down to the humble cent. Copper matt...
A 1988 penny featuring a rare error -- President Abraham Lincoln with two earlobes -- was sold at auction recently for $64,000.
A 1988 penny featuring a rare error -- President Abraham Lincoln with two earlobes -- was sold at auction recently for $64,000.
By CoinWeek Notes ….. The Birth of the Two-Cent Piece in 1864 In 1864, Congress passed the Coinage Act of 1864 and introduced a brand-new denomination: the two-cent piece. At the t...
The United States Mint is now offering 2026 Emerging Liberty Semiquincentennial dimes in rolls and bags, giving collectors a new way to get one of the most talked-about coins of th...
A High-Grade Survivor From a Nation in Crisis GreatCollections will close bidding on a Civil War-era 1862 Indian Head Cent certified PCGS MS-66+ with CAC Green approval on Sunday,...
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...
The United States Mint today releases rolls and bags of 2026 Enduring Liberty half dollars, one of its major coins celebrating the nation’s 250th anniversary. Featuring dual dates...
The U.S. Silver Dollar That Turns Memorial Day Into a Hand on the Vietnam Wall A hand reaches toward black granite. A fingertip rests on a name. Behind it, the Washington Monument...
The United States Mint is giving teachers a chance to bring the 1776 ~ 2026 Emerging Liberty dime into their classrooms as part of America’s 250th anniversary celebration. Through...
By CoinWeek Notes The 1793 Chain Cent stands at the start of federal coinage. The United States Mint delivered the first 11,178 copper cents on March 1, 1793, from the first Philad...
June is a standout month for U.S. Mint collectors, with several firsts packed into a short release schedule. Highlights include two key opportunities to obtain 1776 ~ 2026 cents —...
A mintmark can change a coin’s value in an instant. In some cases, one small letter turns a common coin into a four-figure rarity. For example, as of April 2, 2026, PCGS lists a 19...
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