Although it is technically a Lincoln cent, because of the wheat stalks found on the coin’s reverse, most collectors refer to ...

What Is the 1943 Lincoln Steel Penny Made Of? The 1943 Lincoln steel penny is perhaps the most unique type of penny coin in ...

Rare coin dealing can bring in a pretty penny, and it's relatively easy to do. All you really need is ironclad patience and a ...

If the mint mark is missing, it means the coin is rare and can fetch a lot of money on the collector’s market. Planchet errors: Planchets are the round, blank pieces of metal used to make coins.

The U.S. Mint produced these coins at three different facilities: Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco. You can identify the mint mark by locating a small letter on the obverse, to the right of ...

The Ottawa Mint is responsible for striking collectible coins and bullion coins. The year 2007 saw another interesting milestone for the Royal Canadian Mint. To mark the launch of one-ounce Gold Maple ...

We are all being urged to check our change for a incredibly rare old penny coin that could be worth as much as £600 due to an error. The error on the old coin can be ...

Did you know that some U.S. coins are worth far more than their face value? From quirky minting errors to limited editions, ...

The Pobjoy Mint’s exclusive effigy of Queen Elizabeth II is shown on the obverse of the coins. Both coins weigh 8 grams and measure 27.3 millimeters in diameter.