The 2004-S Silver Kennedy Half Dollar is worth anywhere from $12 in typical proof condition to over $150 for perfect top-grade specimens. While it wasn't made for general circulation, these stunning silver coins often appear…
The 2006-D Roosevelt Dime is worth anywhere from its face value of $0.10 in worn condition to over $600 in high-grade mint state. Most examples found in your pocket change today are only worth ten…
The 2007-S Washington Dollar is worth anywhere from $4 in standard proof condition to over $1,500 for high-grade specimens. While most of these modern gold-colored coins are valued near their face value, the "S" mint…
The 1991-P Jefferson Nickel is worth anywhere from its face value of $0.05 in circulated condition to over $1,500 for rare "Full Steps" specimens in high grades. While most of these coins found in pocket…
The 2000-S South Carolina Silver State Quarter is worth anywhere from $10 in typical uncirculated condition to over $1,200 for rare, high-grade specimens. While these coins were never intended for pocket change, many everyday Americans…
The 2015-P Harry S. Truman Dollar is worth anywhere from $1.25 in circulated condition to over $45 for high-grade mint state specimens. While most Truman dollars found in pocket change carry only a small premium,…
The 1928 Peace Dollar is worth anywhere from $35 in worn condition to over $30,000 in high-grade mint state. As the "King of Peace Dollars," this specific year is the most coveted date in the…
The 1969-S Kennedy Half Dollar is worth anywhere from $5 in worn condition to over $1,500 in pristine proof condition. If you have stumbled upon one of these silver-colored coins in an old jar or…
The 1954-D Washington Quarter is worth anywhere from $6 in circulated condition to over $800 in high-grade mint state. Finding one of these silver quarters in your change or an old jar is an exciting…
The 2020-P American Samoa Quarter is worth anywhere from its face value of $0.25 in circulated condition to over $100 for high-grade Mint State specimens. While most of these "Bat Quarters" found in pocket change…