Introduction Treasure seekers are often very impressed by rare dimes. These dimes are highly valued by numismatic community standards and have a very high monetary value. The story of history is told through these coins, as they are part of the historical heritage. These quite uncommon coins can sell for millions of dollars at auction. … Read more
One of the most significant achievements in the history of American coins is the ‘Bicentennial Quarter’, issued in 1976 to commemorate the 200th Independence Day of the United States. Although most of these coins are only worth their original value, some special coins have become extremely attractive and valuable. The estimated value of one of … Read more
Among the United States quarters that came into being due to minting flaws, or due to scarcity and historical value, some have managed to become highly collectible. Of those, one of the rarest is a Bicentennial quarter that has recently been estimated at close to one million dollars. Let’s take a look at this fabulous … Read more
Introduction The hidden treasure sitting in your pocket is now changing. Historic wheat coins have fascinated collectors and investors for generations, and some specimens are worth incredible amounts of money. Minted from 1909 to 1958, this iconic coin represents an exciting chapter in American monetary history. Each corn coin tells the story of its era … Read more
Introduction Rare coins from the 1900s represent an interesting mix of history, art, and investment potential. This period saw some of the most valuable coins in American numismatics created; some examples are sold at auction for millions. In this article, we are going to discuss six coins of the 1900s that sell for outrageous sums … Read more
The 1983 Bicentennial Coin shines uniquely alone in numismatics, drawing the attention of collectors for several reasons. It may be because Bicentennial Coins commemorating America’s 200th birthday are mainly associated with the years 1975-1976; but the reason why attention has been paid by collectors and historians alike is that there is a 1983 model. So … Read more