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Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez

A lifelong passion for numismatics ignited at the young age of 11, leading Josh to specialize in collecting and studying 20th-century U.S. coins. A respected figure in the hobby, Josh holds memberships in the American Numismatic Association (ANA) and the Numismatic Literary Guild (NLG), where his insightful writing has garnered him multiple awards for coin journalism. Beyond his journalistic talents, Josh actively contributes to the numismatic community. He serves as the Editor of both The Fun Times Guide to Coins and FUN Topics magazine, published by the Florida United Numismatists Club. His knowledge is further solidified by his authorship of the book “Images of America: The United States Mint in Philadelphia,” which delves into the rich history of the mint. Josh has authored hundreds of articles for leading coin publications like COINage, The Numismatist, and Numismatic News. You can also find his work in Coin Dealer Newsletter, Coin Values, and CoinWeek.

What is a 1960 penny worth? Find your 1960 penny value here. Also see how to tell a 1960 Large Date & 1960 Small Date penny apart - they are worth much more.

Are 1971 Eisenhower dollar coins really silver dollars? See what makes 1971 dollar coins so special today -- and how much they’re worth!

Are 1931 quarters rare? They're rarer than rare -- they're non-existent!

There are NO 1931 quarters today - here's why! Find out how the 1930s Depression affected US coins -- specifically, US quarters from the early 1930s.

Just how rare and valuable is the 1933 quarter if it can't be found? Here's the surprising answer.

There are NO 1933 Washington quarters in existence today - here's why! A list of US quarters you'll never find + How the 1930s Depression affected US coins.

Some Roosevelt dimes are worth tens (even hundreds) of dollars! See which ones in this list of Roosevelt dime values - which also includes rare dimes. And if you have any 2009 dimes, hold onto them - because there's a good chance the 2009 Roosevelt dime will eventually become scarce (what is known as a key date coin).

Have any damaged coins or coins with a lot of wear? These are cull coins. They're easy to find and cheap to buy! See what they're worth and why they may be a good fit for your collection.