Tagged: X-Lincoln Memorial Cents
Discover the value of Lincoln Memorial cents (1959–2008)! Learn how to spot key dates, copper vs. zinc alloy examples, and valuable errors worth real money.
Doubled Die Coins: The Valuable U.S. Mint Error You Should Be Looking For!
Doubled die coins are often rare and always exciting to own. Find out how doubled dies are made and see if you have a doubled die coin just waiting to be discovered in your collection, pocket change, or coin jar!
Have Error Coins? How To Tell A Normal Coin OR An Altered Coin From A Real Coin Error
Your weird looking coins might be error coins! Here's how to tell what's a legit error coin from the U.S. Mint (like the rare 1990 penny, valuable doubled die coins, and bubbled coins) and what's only an altered coin or damaged coin (like two-headed coins, colorized coins, gold-plated coins, really small coins, really large coins, coins with odd rims and edges, dimes & quarters without edge grooves).
A Mule Coin Makes A Fascinating Treasure For Error Coin Collectors!
A mule coin is an error coin that has two designs not intended to be on the same coin. It has an obverse (heads side) design and a reverse (tails side) design that wouldn't ordinarily go together on the same coin. See the most famous mule error coins!
Rare Error Coins Worth Money: A Complete List For Collectors (By Denomination)
A List Of More Than 100 U.S. Error Coins By Denomination - see all of the pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, half dollars, and dollar coins with errors you should be looking for!
A Beginner’s Guide To Buying Collectible Coins For The First Time
Thinking of buying collectible coins? As a collector of 35+ years, I've got 5 great tips for you + 4 things to know about each coin BEFORE you buy it!
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.
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...
Affordable Must-Have’s To Organize The Coins In Your Collection (Folders, Holders, Flips & Tubes)
Collecting coins on a shoestring budget? Need a way to display, store, or organize your coins? Here are 5 cheap coin supplies you simply can't be without.
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 Makes A Coin Valuable? (The 5 Most Important Factors)
What makes a U.S. coin valuable? There are 5 important factors that determine a coin's value -- and how rare it is. Do you know what those 5 things are?