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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!
Learn the origin of the phrase E Pluribus Unum, what E Pluribus Unum means, why E Pluribus Unum appears on U.S. coins, and the significance of this phrase in America.
Here’s a list of the best places to find all sorts of free stuff that you can take advantage of on your birthday. Once you see all of the amazing free birthday stuff, I bet you find plenty of fun places to visit on your next birthday!…
Here are some DIY ribbon organizers you can make yourself, plus one ribbon organizer you can buy that I happen to like…
What is a mint coin? And how much are mint coins worth? Learn what the terms “mint condition,” “mint state,” and “mint coin” mean to collectors… and how much mint coins are worth.
Here’s what to look for on your uncirculated (mint state) coins that have never been used as money: 1) Wear (see where to look for wear on coins) and 2) Grade (see how to determine the grade of your uncirculated coins – with all 11 uncirculated coin grades explained in layman’s terms).
Bullion coins are precious metal coins. See why people are collecting them now, how much they’re worth, and a list of the most valuable ones!
1969 Coins Worth Money – See a list of the most valuable coins from 1969. Find out why some 1960 coins are so valuable today!
There’s a rare & valuable 1975 nickel error worth up to $1,000 that involves the “D” mintmark. Here’s what to look for! (Plus, see ALL 1975 nickel values.)
Find out the top 10 coin terms you need to know in order to succeed in coin collecting.
