The 1911-D Lincoln Wheat Cent is a special coin that collectors love, mainly because it’s over a century old and has a unique “D” mint mark, showing it was made in Denver. As part of the Lincoln Wheat Cent series, this coin holds a piece of history, offering both collectors and history buffs a glimpse … Read more
The 1918-D Lincoln Wheat Cent is a popular choice among coin collectors. Its “D” mint mark shows that it was minted in Denver, which gives it a special place in the Lincoln Wheat Cent series. Even though millions were made, finding one in excellent condition is rare, making it an interesting coin for those who … Read more
The 1917-S Lincoln Wheat Cent is a coin that sparks interest among collectors. The “S” mint mark indicates that it was minted in San Francisco, making it unique. While not the rarest coin in the Lincoln Wheat Cent series, it has a special place due to its age and the challenges of finding well-preserved versions. … Read more
The upcoming auction by Dr. Frank Sedwick is set to take place from April 26 to April 28. This event promises to showcase a remarkable collection of rare coins, including special presentation issues like the Potosi cob “Hearts” and “Royals.” For collectors, this auction is a fantastic opportunity to acquire coins that are difficult to … Read more
The 1926-D Lincoln Wheat Cent is a fascinating coin for collectors, minted in Denver with the “D” mark. While it isn’t the rarest of the Lincoln Wheat Cents, it holds value due to its age and its popularity among enthusiasts. Whether you have one in your collection or are considering buying one, this guide will … Read more
The Heritage Sacramento ANA Coin Auction features a remarkable selection of early silver coins. This auction is exciting for collectors, as it offers rare items that are hard to find. Among these, several coins stand out for their historical significance and quality. Let’s explore some of the highlights and what makes them special. Highlights of … Read more
In a surprising discovery, two retired hobbyists from Suffolk, Norman Howard and John Halles, found a hidden treasure of 206 Roman silver coins. This hoard, known as the North Suffolk Hoard, contains coins dating back to the second century BCE to the first century CE. The collection includes coins from famous historical figures like Julius … Read more
On February 15, the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) updated its list of the “Million Dollar Coin Club,” which features U.S. coins, pre-Federal pieces, and patterns each valued at over $1 million. This list, introduced a year earlier, highlights rare and valuable coins like the famous 1804 silver dollars, the unique 1913 Liberty Head Nickels, … Read more
When it comes to rare coins, Dahlonega gold dollars are among the most sought after by collectors. As I work on the third edition of my book, Gold Coins of the Dahlonega Mint, 1838-1861, I have discovered some fascinating information about the availability of these coins, especially those in higher grades. In this article, we … Read more
The 1927-S Lincoln Wheat Cent is a notable coin for collectors, minted at the San Francisco Mint and marked with an “S.” While it may not be the rarest Lincoln Wheat Cent, it holds historical significance and can vary greatly in value depending on its condition. This article explores the history, key features, and how … Read more