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Grading Coins

Old coins aren't always valuable. Here are the 4 factors that make old coins valuable today -- so you know what to look for!

Coin values depend on a number of factors. Here's how to find out how much a specific coin is worth. Plus tools to help you find the value of ALL your coins

Slabbed coins are often expensive, high-grade, and rare coins. Slabbed coins often represent a 'safe buy'. Here's what you need to know about slabbed coins.

These are the only coin collecting apps you need! (The best app to grade coins + An app to see how rare your coins are + An app to determine the value of your coins) See our top picks.

I've used a lot of coin magnifiers! See what the best magnifying glass for coins is, why you need one, and why the magnification you choose matters.

Curious about the value of First Strike coins? Are they even worth buying? Here's an expert analysis on whether First Strike coins are a good investment.

Want to get a job in the coin industry? I can help you! I'm a longtime coin collector and I've led a numismatic career with LOTS of fun numismatic jobs since 2006.

Jefferson nickels with Full Steps details are relatively scarce AND valuable! See what Full Steps nickels are + How much they're worth.

What makes a coin valuable? There are several factors...

What makes a U.S. coin valuable? There are 5 factors used to determine a coin's value - and how rare it is. Do you know what those 5 things are?

How to find the grade of your U.S. pennies. Learn how to determine the exact grades for circulated small cents -- Lincoln cents and Indian Head pennies.

Grading U.S. Nickels: How to determine the grade (condition) of circulated nickels -- Jefferson nickels, Liberty Head nickels (V nickels), Buffalo nickels.

Grading U.S. Dimes: Here's how to determine the grade (condition) of your circulated dimes -- Roosevelt dimes, Mercury dimes, and Barber dimes.