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Buying Silver Coins? Here's What To Look For And What You Can Expect To Pay
A lot of people who are interested in obtaining silver coins are curious which ones are the best to collect. Here's the scoop...
American Buffalo Gold Coins: What Are They? How Much Are They Worth?
Everything you want to know about American Buffalo gold bullion coins. This is a 24k gold coin that is quite valuable.
Coin Mintage Numbers - What Are They And Why Do They Matter?
The mintage number of a coin simply refers to how many coins were struck by the mint. It does not, however, necessarily refer to how many coins still exist.
Rare Coin Values - How To Tell If Your Coin Is Valuable
What's my coin worth? While it may seem like a fairly easy question, it takes a really good evaluation of the coin by a professional coin dealer to determine your coin's value accurately. You see, when determining the value of a coin, the appraiser must consider not only the date and denomination of the coin, but also what condition it is in, what the value of the metal is, the relative scarcity of the coin, and other issues.
Jefferson Wartime Nickels: How Much Are Silver Nickels Worth Right Now?
Ironically, silver nickels have no nickel in them... just silver. So most silver nickels are worth their 'spot value' -- that is, the amount of money the metal inside the coin is worth. Here's how to check current silver prices to find how much your silver nickels are worth.
7 Rare Wheat Pennies Worth Collecting & What They're Worth
Here are the rarest wheat pennies, along with the prices and values for these rare Lincoln wheat pennies.
Susan B. Anthony Dollar Coins: Good Collectibles That Can Only Get Better
The entire collection of Susan B. Anthony dollars consists of just 11 coins, minted for 3 short years from 1979 through 1981, then again in 1999 because of high demand created by transit and postal vending machines.
Collecting Pocket Change: A Fun Way Collect Coins Without Much Effort
It's surprising what ends up in your pocket as change received from a simple purchase. I've managed to complete a very informal coin collection strictly from pocket change. Every morning when I stop to pick up a newspaper, I check to see if the 2 quarters in change are the next coins for my collection. Other unique coins made their way from pocket change to my coin collection as well.
