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  • NGC and PMG Just Bought the Codes That Power World Coin and Banknote Collecting
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  • The Finest 1792 Half Disme: America’s First Federal Coin With a Direct Rittenhouse Pedigree

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coinweek.com /1 week ago

NGC and PMG Just Bought the Codes That Power World Coin and Banknote Collecting

 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...

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coinweek.com /1 week ago

1968 No S Roosevelt Dime: The Tiny Proof Set Mistake That Created a Modern Rarity

,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...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

The Finest 1792 Half Disme: America’s First Federal Coin With a Direct Rittenhouse Pedigree

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...

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coinweek.com /2 days ago

1796 Draped Bust Dime JR-3: The “Mr. 1796” Coin

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...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

1841 No Drapery Dime: The Two-Coin Proof Mystery Behind the Newman Specimen

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...

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coinweek.com /1 week ago

America’s Rarest “What-If” Coins: Proven Strategies for Collecting U.S. Pattern Coinage

United States pattern coins represent ideas that never reached circulation. They show what the U.S. Mint considered, tested, and ultimately rejected. For collectors, that makes the...

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coinweek.com /2 weeks ago

1971 “No S” Proof Jefferson Nickel: The Only Missing Mintmark in the Series

The 1971 No S Error – 1,655 examples – Check your Proof Sets! The 1971 “No S” Proof Jefferson Nickel (FS-501) ranks among the most important modern United States coin rarities. Mor...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

The 13 Rare Lincoln Cent Double Dies that Collectors Chase

A Chronology of the Lincoln Cent Double Dies Lincoln cents look familiar. That makes them powerful. Collectors know the design. Families have jars full of them. Millions of America...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

The Lost 1870-S Mint Set: Inside the San Francisco Mint’s Greatest Unsolved Mystery

The Ghost Coins of 1870-S: How the San Francisco Mint Created a Numismatic Legend In 1870, San Francisco officials lowered a copper casket into granite. They meant to mark a beginn...

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coinweek.com /2 weeks ago

1872 Three-Cent Silver in MS67: The Tiny “Fish Scale” That Closed a Denomination

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...

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coinweek.com /2 weeks ago

1961 Franklin Half Dollar FS-801: The Red Book Doubled Die With a Cameo Secret

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...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

1851 Silver Three-Cent Piece in MS-67: The Tiny Coin That Helped Save Small Change

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...

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coinnews.net /1 month ago

Whitman’s Double Eagle Gold Coins Guide Returns in Full Color

Whitman Brands has released a full-color second edition of Double Eagle Gold Coins by Q. David Bowers, updating the classic reference on America’s $20 gold pieces with new research...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

Classic Mint Errors Collectors Still Chase the U.S. Overdate Coins of the 20th Century

The Mint Mistakes That Created America’s Most Famous 20th-Century Overdate Coins Mint errors fascinate collectors, but they also create confusion. Each month, grading services and...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

The Lydian Lion Trite: The First Official Coin and the Birth of Money

Before coinage, money had weight. Then Lydia gave it a face. That face belonged to a roaring lion. It appeared on a small lump of electrum more than 2,600 years ago. Yet this tiny...

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coinweek.com /4 weeks ago

1939 Jefferson Nickel Doubled Die Reverse: The Five-Cent Rarity Still Hiding in Plain Sight

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....

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coinweek.com /2 weeks ago

Coins Don’t Lie: ANA Pittsburgh Lectures Trace 250 Years of American Numismatics

ANA Lectures Reveal America’s 250-Year Money Story American coins do more than pass from hand to hand. They carry the record of a nation. In 2026, that record will take center stag...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

U.S. Mint Launches Best of the Mint 1916 Mercury Dime Gold Coin and Silver Medal Set

America’s Mercury Dime Returns in Gold for the 250th Anniversary The United States Mint has opened one of its most closely watched Semiquincentennial numismatic programs with a coi...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

2013-D Lincoln Shield Cent Double Denomination: A One-of-a-Kind Modern Mint Error

The 11-Cent Error: A Lincoln Shield Cent Double Denomination Struck Over a Struck Dime A 2013-D Lincoln Shield cent struck over a 2013-D Roosevelt dime creates one of the most dram...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

The Only U.S. Gold Coin Struck on an Elliptical Planchet

The “Football-Shaped” Gold Eagle: A Unique U.S. Mint Error A unique 2023 $5 Gold Eagle mint error shows how one tiny failure in the blanking process created one of the most dramati...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

1928-D Mercury Dime in PCGS MS-65 FB CAC: A Denver Gem With Full Bands Power

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...

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coinnews.net /1 month ago

Photos Show Best of the Mint Mercury Dime Gold & Silver Set

CoinNews photos offer a closer look at the U.S. Mint’s first Best of the Mint product, the 1916 Mercury Dime Gold Coin and Silver Medal Set, highlighting the 24-karat gold coin and...

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coinweek.com /3 weeks ago

1916-D Mercury Dime : A Collector’s Guide

1916-D Mercury Dime: The 264,000-Coin Rarity Collectors Still Chase The 1916-D Mercury Dime is a scarce key date from the first year of an iconic American series that ran for almos...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

1885 Pattern Morgan Dollar in Aluminum Shows Snowden’s Bold Fight Against Counterfeiters

This Rare 1885 Morgan Dollar Pattern Hid Its Secret on the Edge An 1885 Pattern Morgan Dollar in aluminum offered collectors a rare look at one of the Philadelphia Mint’s most intr...

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