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Tagged: X-Sacagawea Dollar Coins

Find out what your Sacagawea dollar coins (2000–2008) are worth! Explore current values, mintage numbers, and how to spot high-value mint errors on these modern golden dollars.

First-Year Coins: Why The First Coin In A Coin Series Is Popular

The first coin of any coin series is always among the most collected, so it's no surprise that first-year coins are tops on many coin collectors' want lists!

Explore & Discover: A Great Coin Kit for Youngsters

I recently found a great coin collecting starter set for young coin collectors. See why I like the US Mint's Explore & Discover Kit and why it's such a great gift for kids!

What Should I Do With My Old Silver Dollars?

What should you do with your old silver dollars? It depends on what type of silver dollars you have, what condition they're in, and what they're worth. I'll help you figure out all 3 of those variables in this article.

What Is A Broad Struck Coin? Are Broadstrike Error Coins Valuable? Here’s Everything You Want To Know About Broadstrikes

Broadstrike error coins are wider & flatter than normal coins. Find out how broad strike coins are made, how much they're worth, and where to find broad struck coins! Depending on the denomination and the coin's condition, your broadstrike error coin can be worth anywhere from $5 to $1,000... on up!

See Why Uncirculated Mint Sets Are Worth Collecting + Fun Ways To Collect Them

Collecting uncirculated mint sets from the United States Mint is a perfect way to get most, if not all, of the examples of coins found in pocket change from each year! Uncirculated coin sets have been issued by the United States Mint since 1947, and they've been offered almost every year since then. See what U.S. mint sets are worth, plus my personal tips and strategies for building a really cool mint set collection.

Susan B. Anthony Dollar Coins: Good Collectibles That Can Only Get Better!

Susan B. Anthony dollar coins, which were struck from 1979 to 1999, represent America's first small-size dollar coin. The entire collection of Susan B. Anthony dollars consists of just 11 coins which were minted for general circulation and 7 more made just for collectors -- for a grand total of 18 Susan B. Anthony dollar coins to collect.

Why Are Coins Made Of Alloys?

Alloys have been used to make U.S. coins for centuries. Why aren’t coins made of pure metal? When did alloys become the norm for U.S. coins? What’s the difference between alloy vs. clad? And how much are coins made from alloys worth? Find out here!

When Was The First U.S. Dollar Coin Introduced?

You don't see many dollar coins in circulation today. It's been a LONG time since Americans were using dollar coins on a regular basis -- much less silver dollars! See when the first U.S. dollar coin was made, how it came to be, and a complete list of all U.S. dollar coins ever made.

The rim and edge are very different and distinct parts of a coin.

Differences Between The Rim Of A Coin & The Edge Of A Coin… And The Purpose Each Serves

What is the rim of a coin? What is the edge of a coin? How are they different and what is the purpose of each one? Find out here!

2000 Cheerios Dollars

What Is A Cheerios Dollar Coin? Why Are These 2000 Sacagawea Dollars Worth More Than $5,000 Apiece?

Have you ever seen a special Cheerios dollar coin? Cheerios dollars are known as pattern coins -- they're rare and valuable!

2000s Mint Sets

2000-2009 Mint Coin Sets: See How Much They’re Worth Today + Tips For Collecting Them

U.S. mint coin sets from 2000 to 2009 include a wide variety of really cool coins. Here's a look at the coins in U.S. Mint uncirculated coin sets from the 2000s and how much these sets are worth today.

Blank Penny

Find A Blank Coin? Here’s Everything You Want To Know About Blank Planchet Error Coins… Including How Much They’re Worth!

Have a blank coin with no heads and no tails? Here's what blank planchet error coins are worth, how they're made, and why these coins are so valuable.