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The Washington quarter is in a group of the longest-lived American coins, although its production began as a one-year commemorative coin. The idea was to pay tribute to George Washington, …

The US Mint minted the first Washington quarters in 1932. Although the original idea was to be one-year commemorative coins, their production has continued until today. They paid tribute to …

Did you happen upon a 1934 quarter in your pocket change? Well, you just found a coin that could be thousands of dollars! That’s right—the 1934 quarter value is significantly …

The 1965 Half Dollar is a Kennedy Half Dollar. Unlike the original 1964 Half Dollar, it only had 40% Silver. This was to combat the coin shortage of the 1960s, …

The 1983 Half Dollar is a Kennedy Half Dollar. They were first minted in 1964, a few weeks after JFK’s assassination. He was the 35th President of the United States …

The Franklin half-dollar is a historic fifty-cent American coin that contains 90% of fine silver. Its design includes the important symbols that this great and proud country has, like Benjamin …

Chief Engraver John R. Sinnock created the Franklin half-dollar in 1948, and their mintage continued until 1963. Even though these pieces depicted one of the Founding Fathers and were made …

In 1916, the US Mint produced two dime types, Barber dimes (1892 to 1916) and Mercury dimes (1916 to 1945). As you can see, it was the last year for …

The 2004 Nickel is a commemorative coin, which gives it immense historical value. But since it’s so new, and because it’s a base metal coin, it doesn’t fetch much in …

The Roosevelt dimes production started in 1946, when the US Mint replaced the Mercury dimes, honoring the famous war President. Even though these coins still exist, the 1969 dime value …