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One small letter connects the 2022 Jefferson nickel to Denver's minting history
10/07/2026

One small letter connects the 2022 Jefferson nickel to Denver's minting history

10/07/2026

Do you have a 1937 Wheat Cent? Share whether yours has mint marks

A New Mexico pioneer appears on this 2022-D American Women Quarters issue
10/07/2026

A New Mexico pioneer appears on this 2022-D American Women Quarters issue

10/07/2026

The Story Behind America’s First Dollar Coin Since the Peace Dollar

The 1971 Eisenhower dollar is identified by its large portrait of Dwight D. Eisenhower on the obverse and the Moon-landing eagle design on the reverse. Its bold date and distinctive imagery reflect an important period in American history and the nation’s connection with the Space Age.

Circulated examples commonly trade around face value, but market prices can differ based on condition, grade, mint mark, rarity, authentication, genuine varieties or mint errors, and collector demand. Careful examination of the coin’s surfaces and identifying details is essential before making any value assessment.

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This content is provided for educational and informational purposes only. Coin values are estimates and can change over time based on condition, grade, authenticity, rarity, mint errors or varieties, market conditions, and collector demand. No specific value is guaranteed. This information is not financial or investment advice.

One Date, One President, And A Dollar From America’s Space-Age Era
10/07/2026

One Date, One President, And A Dollar From America’s Space-Age Era

Careful inspection reveals how surface marks can affect a coin’s condition
10/06/2026

Careful inspection reveals how surface marks can affect a coin’s condition

10/06/2026

Do you have a 1963-D Washington quarter somewhere in your collection?

Mint marks can separate locations, but none is confirmed in the photograph
10/06/2026

Mint marks can separate locations, but none is confirmed in the photograph

10/06/2026

The Bronze Lincoln Cent That Connects Collectors With America’s Memorial Era

Explore the 1962 Lincoln cent and the details that help identify and evaluate it. The coin belongs to the Lincoln Memorial reverse era, and the absence of a mint mark beneath the date indicates Philadelphia production. Its bronze composition and familiar design make it an interesting reference for collectors.

The market value of a 1962 Lincoln cent can vary significantly according to condition, grade, authenticity, mint mark, verified errors or varieties, rarity, and current collector demand. Careful examination is therefore important before making any value judgment.

Disclaimer

Values discussed are approximate collector-market estimates and may change over time. Prices are not guaranteed and depend on factors including condition, grade, authenticity, verified errors or varieties, rarity, and market demand. This content is provided for educational purposes only and is not financial or investment advice.

One small cent carries Lincoln’s image on both sides through history
10/06/2026

One small cent carries Lincoln’s image on both sides through history

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