The 1929-S Mercury Dime is worth anywhere from $3 in heavily worn condition to over $350 in high-grade mint state. Finding one of these silver treasures in a drawer or an old jar is exciting,…
The 1995-S Lincoln Penny is worth anywhere from $3 in typical proof condition to over $500 for perfect specimens with deep cameo contrasts. If you have found one of these shiny, mirror-like coins in a…
The 1956-D Roosevelt Dime is worth anywhere from $2.50 in worn condition to over $35 in mint state. Finding one of these silver treasures in your pocket change or an old jar is an exciting…
The 1976-S Silver Eisenhower Dollar is worth anywhere from $10 in circulated proof condition to over $10,000 for rare high-grade specimens. Finding one of these heavy "Ike" dollars in a drawer or an old collection…
The 2011 P Roosevelt Dime is worth anywhere from its face value of $10 cents in worn condition to over $35 for high-grade Mint State specimens. While most of these coins found in your change…
The 1974-D DDO Kennedy Half Dollar is worth anywhere from $20 in circulated condition to over $1,200 for specimens in high-grade mint state. Finding this specific variety in your pocket change or a family collection…
The 2003-D Sacagawea Dollar is worth anywhere from $1.05 in circulated condition to over $150 for high-grade specimens found in original rolls. If you have found one of these golden-colored coins in your pocket change…
The 2003-P Kennedy Half Dollar is worth anywhere from its $0.50 face value in circulated condition to over $40 for high-grade uncirculated specimens. While these coins are not found in your everyday pocket change as…
The 1932 Washington Quarter is worth anywhere from $10 in worn condition to over $35,000 for rare mint state specimens. Many people believe that the quarters in their pockets are only worth twenty-five cents, but…
The 2013 S Sacagawea Dollar is worth anywhere from $5 in proof condition to over $60 for high-grade specimens found in special sets. While standard circulating quarters or dimes are common, seeing the native imagery…
