Coin Values

Although many pennies are worth $0.01 (their listed denomination), some are worth thousands. But what’s the 1953 penny value? The value of a 1953 Lincoln Wheat penny varies significantly. These …

What do you know about the 1973 penny value? After reviewing this helpful guide, you’ll know everything you’ve ever wanted to know about how much the 1973 Lincoln Memorial cent …

Some Wheat Reverse pennies are exceptionally valuable, selling for thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars. But what’s the 1939 penny value? In this article, we’ll explore the values and …

The U.S. Mint stopped producing for-circulation one-dollar coins in 2011, though they still make collectible silver dollars for numismatists. Still, these modern one-dollar pieces are far less valuable than those …

The 1917 Lincoln Wheat penny was produced during the penultimate year of World War I. But unlike pennies produced in 1943 (during World War II), these coins retained their 95% …

Fifty-cent pieces (half dollars) got their start back in 1794, but they quietly disappeared from circulation throughout the early 1980s, eventually becoming non-circulation collector’s items in the early 2000s. The …

The penny is the least valuable in-circulation U.S. coin, but it’s been associated with good luck and prosperity since its inception. But some pennies are bound to bring far more …

The Lincoln Memorial penny (also called the Lincoln cent or Lincoln penny) is a copper-colored one-cent piece still in circulation today. But while most Lincoln Memorial pennies are worth exactly …

Dimes were some of the first forms of U.S. currency, initially being produced in 1796. Still, the design (and worth) of the standard U.S. dime coin has changed significantly since …

Even though the United States was founded in 1776, it didn’t have an official currency until 1792, when the Coinage Act was passed. This early currency consisted entirely of coins, …