United States Coins
Accessories for Coin Collection 
When collecting coins, one thing to consider is how to arrange and take care of the coins. Coins that are collected may be antique, ancient, or limited editions coins. Ancient Coins as Collections
Collecting coins is so much fun! It is both a hobby and a source of income for many. One type of coin that you may want to consider collecting is ancient coins. Another Scenario of how the 1943 Copper Penny came to be
There are many stories of how the 1943 Copper Penny came into existance. An alternative story is presented for your consideration. It was nothing more then High School age boys entertaining themselves in the workplace. Antique Coins as Cool Collections
Coin collecting is a fun activity and it has been very popular because it does not only serve as a hobby but as an option to generate income.
Assembling A Liberty Head V Nickel Collection
The Liberty Nickel series makes an aspiring, yet very achievable, series to complete. The Liberty Nickel, commonly known as the “V” nickel for the Roman Numeral "V" on the reverse was officially produced from 1883 to 1912. Barber Half Dollar History
In 1887, Mint Director James P. Kimball noted in his annual report the “inferiority of our coinage” compared to other advanced nations and that in his opinion, the coinage of the U.S. was out of date and should be chan Can Damaged Coins Find A Home?
Does a coin that is holed, bent, scratched, corroded, or otherwise damaged have any collector value? Read this article to find out the anser to this question. Collecting Indian Head Pennies
Like most collectors, you have probably collected Lincoln Cents, or some other recent series and now you want to go back in time a little bit more. Indian Head Cents were produced from 1859 to 1909, while its predecessor, the Flying Eagle Cent was produced from 1857 to 1858. Just think of the histor Collecting the Lincoln Cent; It´s not just a Child´s Game Anymore 
A fascinating look at the history, the changes, the vatieties and anomalies of the Lincoln Cent Design Types of US Coins and Coin Collecting
Coin collecting is a fun hobby that anyone who has the time can do. A coin’s history and its development can be learned by collecting them. Dissecting the Morgan Silver Dollar
Through examining the intricacies of the Morgan Silver Dollar one will gain a greater appreciation for the most heavily collected coin in the world. eBay Introduces New Coin Grade Policies
eBay has recently introduced new policies that affect how certified coins may be sold on its auction site. What are these changes and how will they affect you? FBI Raids Liberty Dollar HQ
The future of the Liberty Dollar is now in doubt with the raid by Federal Agents of the Liberty Dollar headquarters. Federal Government Seeks Dismissal Of Liberty Dollar Lawsuit
The saga of the Liberty Dollar Lawsuit continues. Read what the Government´s response to the lawsuit is. Finding Rare and Collectible Coins
Coin collecting was started only as a hobby for most people, however you can hear what other people say (or you probably have heard yourself) about news of people cashing in on their old coin; and that encouraged more people to go on a coin-collecting streak. If you are one of those people who want Flying Eagle Cent
The Flying Eagle Cent is a short series of coins that has long been a favorite among collectors. How To Start A Coin Collection For Children
Many people would like to start a coin collection for their children or grandchildren but do not know how or where to start. Before you decide to start collecting coins on behalf of your kids or grandkids, you need to take a moment to consider a couple of things. Is It Time To Get Rid Of the Penny?
There is a growing debate on whether to keep the penny of get rid of it. What is your opinion on this issue? Joining a Coin Club
People engage in social activities for many reasons; most common is sharing in the same interest and passion as other people. It is in places like these that information about a certain subject is shared and new ideas and trends are revealed that keep its members up to date with current events that Liberty Dollar Lawsuit Gets Extension
This article is an update on a previous article on the Liberty Dollar. If you are the least bit curious about the Liberty Dollar´s legal status you will want to read this article. More History Of The Buffalo Nickel
While the identities of the models for the Indian on the nickel is open for debate, such isn’t the case for the model used for the buffalo. A buffalo named Black Diamond, who was a resident of the New York Zoological Park served as the model Morgan's Goddess Miss Liberty
The Morgan Silver Dollar changed the life of Anna Willess Williams, a Philadelphia school teacher, and it was not necessarily for the better. Politics, Discrimination and the Washington Quarter
The dirty politics and sexual discrimination behind the creation of the Washington Quarter Starting a Coin Collection
It is never too early or too late to have a hobby. Some people are hobbyists for fun while others see a bigger picture; and that is to make money. Some objects that may seem inexpensive now may become valuable or priceless later. Steel Cent Bill Opposed By U.S. Mint
The U.S. House of Representatives has finally taken some action in an endeavour to solve the current penny crisis. The 1943 Copper Penny
We´ve all heard the stories about this "ghost" coin. Does it really exist? Get the real story on this elusive penny. The American Eagle Bullion Coinage
In 1986, the United States Mint threw its hat into the ring by introducing the American Eagle into the market place in the great international bullion coin race. The Binion Hoard
The death of casino owner Ted Binion led to one of the most spectacular court trials in the history of Nevada, and the release of his private stash of silver coins and bars known as the Binion Hoard. The final chapter has yet to be written. The Enigma Of The 1913 Liberty Nickel
The Liberty Nickel, typically known as the “V” nickel for the Roman Numeral "V" on the reverse was officially produced from 1883 to 1912. We use the word officially because one of the most famous coins of all is the 1913 Liberty Nickel which was brought forth under suspicious circumstances. The Famous Buffalo Nickel
The buffalo nickel AKA the Indian Head Nickel was minted from 1913 through 1938 and was designed by James Earle Fraser. On the reverse side of the coin, it is actually a bison pictured instead of a buffalo. The Franklin Half Dollar
It was the art of politics that created the Franklin Half Dollar, then came the scandal. The Hibernia Coppers of Colonial America
The coinage situation was so desperate in Colonial America that the colonists welcomed the coinage Ireland did not want and refused to use. The History Behind the Morgan Dollar
An amazing overview of 28 years of unrelated events that lead to the creation of the Morgan Silver Dollar. The History Of The Eisenhower Dollar
The Eisenhower Dollar is a dollar coin issued by the United States government from 1971–1978. The Eisenhower Dollar followed the Peace Dollar and is named for General and President Dwight David Eisenhower, who appears on the obverse. The History Of The Morgan Silver Dollar
No other coin being collected today conjures up visions of the old west like the Morgan Silver Dollar does. It is hard to believe that this coin was negleted by collectors for many decades. The Huguenot-Walloon Tercentenary Half Dollar
A rather unknown Commemorative Half Dollar that some numismatics experts say violated the First Amendment of the U.S Constitution. The Indian Head Cent
The Indian Head Cent was one of the most important coins to the American Public because speculators, depression, a natural disaster and war were contributing factors. The Isabella Quarter
The brainchild of Bertha Honoré Palmer and Susan B. Anthony, the Isabella Quarter, of 1893, was a commemorative celebrating women in industry. The Jefferson Nickel
The rarest of all the Jefferson nickels is the 1942-S with the reverse of the 1941. This unique coin (1 known) was actually found in a group of circulated coins in 1961. Who knows, maybe one of you have one in your collection, and you may not even know it. The Liberty Head Half Eagle
The Liberty Head Half Eagle is a favorite among U.S. Coin Collectors, but if one intents to collect the entire series, you might have a better chance of finding the "Holy Grail." The Mercury Dime
As a symbol of freedom and peace to Americans, the Mercury Dime served to tell our enemies "Don´t Tread on Me." The Most Magnificent Coin in U.S. History
Augustus St. Gaudens ushered in the “Golden Era” of U.S. coins with his design of the $20 Double Eagle. Issued from 1907 to 1933, this coin set the standard for the creation of American Classics. The New American Buffalo Gold Bullion Coin
While Coin Collectors in the United States and around the world are all buzzing about the new 24-Karat American Buffalo Gold Bullion Coin, and are excited over this new issue, it seems that it has created more questions about future U.S. Bullion coin issues then it has answers. The Peace Dollar
The Peace Dollar was not only created to celebrate the peace following World War I, but they were produced to replace the 270 million silver dollars that were destroyed under the Pittman Act of 1918. The Redfield Hoard
LaVere Redfield stashed 411,000 Silver Dollars behind a false wall in his basement. After his death, the Internal Revenue Service got to it first. The Roosevelt Dime
The Roosevelt dime was created to honor the passing of a President, and his pet project, "The March of Dimes." Little did the U.S. Mint know that this dime would be steeped in controversy. The Sacagawea Dollar
This article will give you a serious look at the golden dollar The Saint Patrick Coppers
As American Colonial coins, the St. Patrick coppers fulfilled an important function. They were the small denomination coinage so desperately needed by the settlers in Western New Jersey. The Standing Liberty Quarter Dollar
Very few U.S. coins invoke as much passion as the Standing Liberty Quarter. It has everything the Coin Collector could want - beauty, history and a great story. The Susan B. Anthony Dollar
What´s the story behind the Susan B. Anthony dollar? Why was it doomed to fail? Will it ever be one of the great Collectibles? The Twenty Cent Piece
Some coins are destine to fail, and so it was for the U.S. Twenty-cent piece. That is what makes these coins so attractive to collectors. The United States Four Dollar Gold Stella
The $4 Gold Stella is one of the most highly desired U.S. gold coins, but it is also a coin that will be owned by an elite few. The Walking Liberty Half Dollar
The Walking Liberty Half Dollar was a coin that carried the U.S. through WWI, the Great Depression and WWII. It is now highly desired by collectors. What Type of Coin Should You Collect?
Coin collecting is a fun hobby to start and the thrill of hunting for old coins is enough for many people to continue doing it. Will The New Dollar Be A Success This Time?
If you have not heard by now, the US mint (actually a congressional act mandates the production of these coins) is at it again. In 2007, a new US dollar coin will be put into circulation. Will it circulate? Unlike previous attempts, this coin has a shot at general acceptance. Your Own Coin Collecting Kit
Coin collecting is not as simple as keeping coins: it may be observed from numismatists or even coin enthusiasts that it is a systematic and somewhat complicated hobby.
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