Tagged: X-Morgan Dollar Coins
Find out what your Morgan dollar coins (1878–1904, 1921) are worth! Current Morgan dollar values, key dates, mintage numbers, grading tips, and rare errors.
Coin Buyers Beware! Deceptive Coin Advertising Words & Phrases To Watch Out For
It is not uncommon to find a misrepresentations in coin advertising. some coin ads attempt to lure unsuspecting buyers into purchasing coins 'rare coins' which are actually quite common. And some coins are worth far less than the ad wants you to believe. Here's what to watch for in terms of deceptive coin advertising.
Fun Ways To Collect Coins: Which One Describes The Type Of Coin Collector You Are?
Determining which type of coin collector you are will make it easier to find coin collecting clubs and what sort of coin catalogs and magazines to buy or subscribe to.
Why U.S. Dollar Coins Are Not Circulating
Why don't we use dollar coins instead of dollar bills? The U.S. Mint has been trying for decades to get Americans to grow fond of using the dollar coin for everyday purchases. After all, coins last longer than paper money -- by many decades. Also, coins are easy to recycle. Dollar coins are also easier to use with vending machines. Do you use dollar coins? Or do you save them?
Don’t Sell Your Silver Dollars Before You See These Values
The first silver dollars were struck in 1794.But there is a good chance the silver dollar you have and are curious about is dated from about 1878 through 1935. These silver dollars are called Morgan dollars (also Liberty Head dollars) and Peace dollars.
Morgan Dollar Coins: See How Morgan Silver Dollar Values Have Changed Over 15 Years
Let's look at how some Morgan Dollar coins have performed over 15 years, comparing prices from 1994 to prices for the same coin in 2009.
Are Franklin Mint Coins Worth Collecting?
Wondering about the differences between Franklin Mint coins and U.S. Mint coins? Many people enjoy collecting novelty coins and medals sold through the Franklin Mint. But true coin collectors generally only purchase coins that originated from the U.S. Mint. Here's why...
History Of Coins & Coin Collecting: A Look Back At The Hobby Of Collecting Coins & The Importance Of The U.S. Quarter
How long have people been collecting coins? About a long as coins have been made -- around 600 BC to 800 BC. In addition to a brief history of coins and info about the history of coin collecting, see how the 50 State Quarters program sparked a renewed interest in coin collecting in the late 1990s. Collecting the U.S. quarters led many to start collecting coins of other types as well. Here we review the ups and downs of coin collecting through the years, and how it all comes back to the U.S. quarter.