You have come to the right place if you need accurate and up to date value information about coins. Our coin value guide has pictures and prices for thousands of rare U.S. coins. Not only can you get history and auction data about your coin, you can also work directly with any of our coin experts to get straight answers on what your coins are really worth, if they should be graded, and if an auction is the right place to sell them for as much money as possible.
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- Coin Explorer Search The NGC Coin Explorer is the most comprehensive reference for United States coins. This complete catalog has images and specifications for every U.S. Coin, including mintage figures and current melt values for all gold, silver, and platinum coins.
- There's a likelihood this coin could show up in your change, so look out for it. All US coins should have a mint mark, be it P for Philadelphia, S for San Francisco, D for Denver, and W for West.
Valuable Us Coins To Look Out For
More than most coins, the Jefferson nickel’s design has a knack for bringing out scuffs and scrapes. Since Jefferson’s bust dominates the obverse, practically every hit is in a focal area.