The early 1930s were rough for most Americans, as the Great Depression was in full swing. This economic catastrophe even affected the U.S. Mint, with penny mintage numbers remaining below …

The 1948 Jefferson nickel was the eleventh iteration of the now-iconic silver-colored coin. Though it looks nearly identical to all nickels struck between 1938 and 2003, it’s far different from …

Apart from the humble penny, the nickel is the lowest-value coin struck by the U.S. Mint. But did you know that this five-cent coin can be worth thousands of dollars? …

Almost every coin becomes more valuable over time, but some older coins are worth more than others. This begs the question: Just how valuable is the 1985 quarter? The 1985 …

Despite the international turbulence that 1943 brought, being the mid-point of World War II, the U.S. Mint continued producing high-quality coinage. One of the coins produced this year was the …

Quarters struck in 1981 can be worth more than $0.25, but only when in exceptional condition. Many 1981 Washington quarters that have enjoyed heavy circulation are worth their precise denomination …