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As the first small penny in the U.S., the Flying Eagle cent was minted from 1856 to 1858. See which Flying Eagle cents are rare, and the current value of Flying Eagle cents.
Read moreIt is not uncommon to find a misrepresentations in coin advertising. some coin ads attempt to lure unsuspecting buyers into purchasing coins 'rare coins' which are actually quite common. Also, some coins could be worth far less than the ad wants you to believe.
Read moreSilver Seated Liberty dollars were struck from 1840 through 1873. They were the first major silver dollar minted for circulation since the Liberty Bust dollar.
Read moreThere are millions of no-date Buffalo nickels out there. They were not made that way -- so why are they dateless? Here's how to tell the real date of a dateless Buffalo nickel?
Read moreNew coin collectors discover early during their time in the hobby that, along with the many interesting coins, there are also many new terms to learn and remember. Here we look at a few basic coin terms that you will most-often encounter.
Read moreThese are among the most popular questions we receive here at The Fun Times Guide to Coins...
Read moreIf you can understand coin grading, then you can begin to figure out coin values much more easily than you may be able to now. Basically, coin grading is a determination of coin's value based on how much or how little wear it has. Here's how to grade your coins.
Read moreOld Lincoln pennies have varied values. Most old pennies are worth face value. The most valuable old pennies are doubled-die.
Read moreBarber half dollars among most difficult series to complete in decent grades. Here's what you need to know about scarce Barber half dollars and common Barber halves.
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