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Coin Collecting

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Your Guide to American Coins and Coin Collecting. Monday August 22, 2016. Coin collecting or Numismatics. Rewards the hobbyist in many ways. Coin values can be strictly described as the monetary value of given coins; but the knowledge of history, economics and geography available to coin collectors makes coin collecting an invaluable experience well worth sharing with friends, children and grandchildren.

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Collecting-US-Coins.com: Silver Dollar / Silver Dollars

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Your Guide to American Coins and Coin Collecting. Monday August 22, 2016. Coin collecting or Numismatics. Rewards the hobbyist in many ways. Coin values can be strictly described as the monetary value or price of given coins; but the knowledge of history, economics and geography available to coin collectors makes coin collecting an invaluable experience well worth sharing with friends, children and grandchildren.

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Shield Nickel

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Your Guide to American Coins and Coin Collecting. Monday August 22, 2016. Shield nickels were struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Location of Mint Mark. No mint mark - all Shield nickels were struck at the Philadelphia Mint. The Shield nickel was designed by James B. Longacre. Shield nickels come in two varieties, with rays between the stars or no rays on obverse. Click coins at right to view obverse and reverse coin detail. How much is my Shield Nickel worth? 1866 (Rays) 15 Million. 1867 (Rays) 2 Million.

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Collecting-US-Coins.com: Linoln Penny / Pennies (Cents)

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Your Guide to American Coins and Coin Collecting. Monday August 22, 2016. How much are my pennies worth? A Lincoln penny - with a face value of 1 cent - can be worth more depending on certain factors. Coin value is dependant on the coin's condition, often rated as Fair, Good (G), Very Good (VG), Fine (F), Very Fine (VF) or Extremely Fine (EF or XF). Proof coins are specially struck coins with mirrored surfaces. 1909 VDB 28 Million. 1909-S VDB One-Half Million. 1943 (Steel) 685 Million.

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Lincoln Memorial Penny / Pennies (Cents)

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Your Guide to American Coins and Coin Collecting. Monday August 22, 2016. Lincoln Memorial Penny / Cent. Copper, tin and zinc. Lincoln Memorial pennies were struck at the Philadelphia Mint, Denver Mint and San Francisco Mint. Location of Mint Mark. Obverse side, below date. The Lincoln Memorial penny's obverse was designed by Victor D. Brenner, the reverse by Frank Gasparro. How much are my pennies worth? Coin collecting or Numismatics. Rewards the hobbyist in many ways. Coin values can be strictly d...

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Three Cent Nickel

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Your Guide to American Coins and Coin Collecting. Monday August 22, 2016. Three cent nickels were struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Location of Mint Mark. No mint mark - all three cent nickels were struck at the Philadelphia Mint. The three cent nickel was designed by James B. Longacre. Although one thinks of a 'nickel' as a five cent coin, the first coin to carry the name nickel was worth three cents. Click coins at right to view obverse and reverse coin detail. Coin collecting or Numismatics.

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Collecting-US-Coins.com: Dime / Dimes

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Your Guide to American Coins and Coin Collecting. Monday August 22, 2016. Barber Liberty Head Dimes. Coin collecting or Numismatics. Rewards the hobbyist in many ways. Coin values can be strictly described as the monetary value or price of given coins; but the knowledge of history, economics and geography available to coin collectors makes coin collecting an invaluable experience well worth sharing with friends, children and grandchildren.

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Collecting-US-Coins.com: Half Dollar / Half Dollars

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Your Guide to American Coins and Coin Collecting. Monday August 22, 2016. Seated Liberty Half Dollars. Walking Liberty Half Dollars. Coin collecting or Numismatics. Rewards the hobbyist in many ways. Coin values can be strictly described as the monetary value or price of given coins; but the knowledge of history, economics and geography available to coin collectors makes coin collecting an invaluable experience well worth sharing with friends, children and grandchildren.

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Flying Eagle Penny / Pennies (Cents)

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Your Guide to American Coins and Coin Collecting. Monday August 22, 2016. Flying Eagle Penny / Cent. Flying Eagle cents were struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Location of Mint Mark. No mint mark - all Flying Eagle pennies were struck in Philadelphia. The Flying Eagle cent was designed by James B. Longacre. Flying Eagle pennies (cents) represent the shortest run of small cents minted in the United States. Click coins at right to view obverse and reverse coin detail. How much is my Flying Eagle penny worth?

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Steel Penny / Pennies (Cents)

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Your Guide to American Coins and Coin Collecting. Monday August 22, 2016. Steel Penny / Cent. Steel pennies were struck at the Philadelphia Mint, Denver Mint and San Francisco Mint. Location of Mint Mark. Obverse side, below date. The steel penny was struck using the original Lincoln "wheat penny" design by Victor D. Brenner. Steel pennies (cents) were minted in 1943 to free up copper supplies for war production. Click coins at right to view obverse and reverse coin detail. 1943 (Steel) 685 Million.