Coin Values

The U.S. Mint struck more than 302 million Jefferson nickels in 1961, the highest mintage since 1943! But although this old coin was only worth five cents back then, it’s …

The nickel is one of the lowest-value coins struck by the U.S. Mint, but this unassuming five-cent piece can be worth a small fortune under the right conditions! Take the …

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 …

Are you a coin collector (numismatist)? If so, you understand how crucial it is to keep current with coin values. Although quarters have a listed denomination of $0.25, many are …

Coin values change over time, with some coins becoming exceptionally valuable with the passing decades. Quarters are no exception, and many U.S. quarter coins are worth far more than twenty-five …