More News & Articles
1916 Mercury Dime : A Collector’s Guide
The Mercury or Winged Liberty dime (1916-1945) has long stood as an iconic coin in the U.S. series. The coin's elegant design draws heavily from...
1942 Mercury Dime Proof : A Collector’s Guide
A then-record number 22,329 Proof Sets were produced by the United States Mint in 1942. With the U.S. fighting in the Second World War,...
The Metal Is Not Properly Mixed: Gold Half Eagles at the New Orleans Mint
By Roger W. Burdette, special to CoinWeek .....
In a recent CoinWeek column, I mentioned the unusual transfer of gold from the New York Assay...
1897 Morgan Dollar : A Collector’s Guide
The Philadelphia Mint struck 2,822,000 Morgan dollars in 1897, the majority of which were produced in January, June, and December. With no immediate need...
1925-S California Diamond Jubilee Half Dollar : A Collector’s Guide
The 1925-S California Diamond Jubilee commemorative half dollar is a silver commemorative half-dollar coin issued during the classic commemorative period of 1892 through 1954....
1892-S Morgan Dollar : A Collector’s Guide
The 1892-S Morgan dollar was one of a handful of dates in the series where most, if not all, of the coins entered circulation....
Draped Bust Cent, 1796-1807 | CoinWeek
Copper cents in the early years of the country have a checkered history. Due to their size, large cents were not the most easily handled...
1793 Liberty Cap, Head Facing Left Half Cent : A Collector’s Guide
Why Is the 1793 Half Cent Important?
The Flowing Hair, Cap Left half cent was the first design of the U.S. half cent denomination. It...
People Portrayed on Both the Obverse and Reverse of the Same Coin
By Charles Morgan and Hubert Walker for CoinWeek .....
A rare occurrence on coins from the United States, there are still a few examples of...
2000-P Proof American Silver Eagle : A Collector’s Guide
When the American Silver Eagle program debuted in 1986, the Mint produced all of the series' Proof coins at its facility in San Francisco,...