Tagged: Nickels
Explore U.S. nickels from 1866-present. Learn how to identify silver nickels (war nickels), rare mint errors, scarce key dates, and find out how much your nickels are worth!
The Ultimate Error Coin List: A Visual Guide To All Types Of U.S. Mint Mistakes & Their Values
What are error coins? How much are coin mistakes worth? See all of the error coins that can be found in your pocket change - common coin mistakes are currently in circulation! I'll show you what to look for in your spare change. Plus a list of rare mint error coins that are harder to find but worth a lot of money!
Beginner’s Guide to Buying Coin Rolls: Where & How To Get Rolls Of Coins To Search Through
Wondering how to buy rolls of coins for coin roll searching? Here are the best places to buy rolls of coins + Everything you need to know before buying rolls of coins!
How To Buy Silver Coins On A Shoestring Budget (My Best Tips For Acquiring Silver Coins)
You don't need to be wealthy to buy silver coins. Here are 4 ways to buy cheap silver coins when you're on a budget. Plus, tips for collecting silver coins when you're on a budget. Before you buy silver coins, read this!
6 Fast And Easy Ways To Find OLD Coins In Circulation… For FREE!
Want the easiest way to find old coins? Here are 6 proven ways to increase your odds of finding old valuable coins without buying them from a coin dealer!
Budget Coin Collecting: 10 Types Of Cheap Collector Coins To Look For (All Under $10!)
Here are the top 10 U.S. coins that everyone's talking about. They're definitely worth collecting. Most aren't even that hard to find, and they won't cost you an arm and a leg either!
Coin Roll Hunting 101: A Budget-Friendly Way To Collect Coins By Denomination
I like to buy rolls of coins from the bank, then see how many valuable coins I can find in each roll. It's called coin roll hunting. (Yes it's a thing.) See the coins I've obtained for face value - simply by buying bank rolls. Also, a list of coins you should be looking for in bank rolls - by denomination.
6 Cheap Coins Under $5 For Coin Collectors On A Budget (An Easy Way To Start Your Collection!)
Discover how to enjoy coin collecting without breaking the bank. This guide highlights six types of coins you can purchase for under $5 each, including Indian Head pennies, Buffalo nickels, and Mercury dimes. Learn how to build a diverse, historically significant collection on a budget by focusing on accessible dates and grades that remain affordable today.
7 Complete Coin Sets You Can Build For Less Than $10 Total!
Looking to lessen your coin collecting budget? Try your hand at completing these 7 coin sets for less than $10 each.
Buying Bank Coins 101: Read This Before You Buy Coins For Your Collection From A Bank!
Banks are by far the easiest place to pick up everyday coins. Most local branches keep a steady supply of pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, half dollars, and small-sized dollar coins on hand. If you know how to ask, you can trade your cash for coins at exact face value without paying a single penny in markup! Here's how...
A List Of U.S. Coins Currently In Circulation (By Denomination)
While it is theoretically possible to find ANY legal tender money in circulation (including old and even rare coins), the likelihood of finding such coins in circulation is small -- but not impossible. You may also find some error coins as well. Here's what to look for... by denomination.
Coin Varieties vs. Error Coins: How They’re Different & What They’re Worth
U.S. coin errors and varieties can be confusing to tell apart. How are variety coins and error coins different? Why does it matter? What are these unusual coins worth? Here's everything you need to know about errors and varieties in coin collecting.
What Is A Cull Coin? (How Much They’re Worth + 5 Reasons To Collect Them)
Do you have any damaged coins or coins with an excessive amount of wear? These are generally called cull coins. Not only are they relatively easy to find -- they're also cheap coins to buy! Here's more about these types of coins, what they're worth, and why they may be a good fit for your collection.