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Coins Are Disappearing From Circulation!
There are coins which are getting harder and harder to find in circulation. The wheat penny, Jefferson nickel and Bicentennial quarter are three of these.
Reasons To Collect Susan B. Anthony Dollar Coins
The Susan B. Anthony dollar is probably the least popular coin made in America. This makes collecting a complete set of the dollars quite easy and affordable!
National Park Silver Bullion Coins
National Park Silver Bullion coins will be offered along with the National Park quarters program. The silver bullion coins will also have the same designs as the America The Beautiful national park quarters.
Wisconsin Error Quarters In Circulation... Look For The Extra Leaf!
The Wisconsin quarter error with the extra leaf has caused much speculation on how the error occurred. Was it deliberate or an honest mistake. One thing's for sure, the Wisconsin state quarter error is worth searching for!
Facts About Liberty Head Nickels & V Nickels
Liberty nickels have a small series. But this series is not especially easy to complete. Some are quite affordable but others are quite costly. The series of Liberty Head nickels ran from 1883 to 1912
2009 Lincoln Log Cabin Penny: History And Facts
The U.S. Mint has started producing the 2009 Lincoln penny with 4 new designs on the reverse side of the coin. These new Lincoln pennies honor the 200th anniversary of Lincoln's birth. The first one to be released was the 2009 Lincoln log cabin penny.
Puerto Rico Quarter: Facts And Details
The Puerto Rico quarter is the 2nd quarter issued in the Washington D.C. and Territories coins. It was released on March 30, 2009. Puerto Rico quarters sell for between 50 cents and $1 from most coin dealers. The quarters are also available at face value from banks.
Barber Liberty Head Coins
Charles E. Barber's designs for the nickel, dime, quarter and half-dollar were so popular that the coins were called "Barber" coins rather than "Liberty Head" coins. Barber coins were struck from 1892 to 1916.
