Anjali Sharma
The U.S. State Quarters Program, launched in 1999, reshaped modern coin collecting in a way few programs ever have. By featuring a new state design every few months, it encouraged millions of Americans to look more closely at their spare change. While most state quarters were struck in enormous quantities and remain worth only face … Read more
A recent discovery of a long-forgotten 1879 Morgan Silver Dollar has sparked excitement in the numismatic community. Hidden for decades in an old estate, this coin offers not only historical value but also a story that resonates with collectors. The Morgan Silver Dollar series is widely regarded as one of America’s most iconic coinages, and … Read more
The year 2008 might not seem special at first glance, but for coin collectors it stands out as a surprisingly rich year for quarter errors. These coins were produced during the height of the 50 State Quarters Program alongside the DC and U.S. Territories releases, when the U.S. Mint was striking millions of coins at … Read more
For more than two centuries, the U.S. penny has been a constant presence in everyday life. It passed through countless hands, sat forgotten in drawers, and helped generations learn the basics of money. From buying a piece of candy decades ago to rounding out exact change at the register, the penny quietly served its purpose. … Read more
The 1776–1976 Bicentennial Liberty Quarter stands out as one of the most recognizable coins in modern U.S. history. Created to celebrate 200 years of American independence, this quarter captured the spirit of a nationwide celebration and found its way into millions of pockets. While most Bicentennial Quarters are still common today, a closer look reveals … Read more
The Lincoln penny, first issued in 1909, is one of the most familiar coins in American history and one of the most collected. What began as everyday pocket change has become a rich field for collectors, investors, and history enthusiasts alike. Over more than a century of production, changes in design, metal composition, and minting … Read more
Most people spend quarters without a second thought. They drop them into parking meters, vending machines, or tip jars, assuming every quarter is worth exactly twenty-five cents. What many do not realize is that certain Washington quarters carry far more value than their face amount. Some are worth hundreds, others thousands, and a few exceptional … Read more
Coin collecting in 2026 is experiencing a renewed surge of interest, driven by a mix of nostalgia, historical curiosity, and long-term investment appeal. Collectors today are not just looking for old money; they are hunting for pieces of history that capture pivotal moments in time. From early minting controversies to dramatic wartime errors and modern … Read more