China’s 1911 Pattern Dollar Could Bring $600,000 In 1911, China’s Qing Dynasty stood on the edge of history. Its government ...

The 1934-D Peace Dollar has a story that feels larger than its mintage. On paper, the Denver Mint struck 1,569,500 pieces. That total does not make it the rarest Peace dollar. In fact, the 1934-S ...

The 2026 ANA World’s Fair of Money brought together one of the most remarkable combinations of coins, artifacts, auctions, and collectors seen at a U.S. numismatic convention in years. More than 6,300 ...

The 1922 High Relief Peace Dollar tells a more complicated story than collectors once believed. For decades, numismatic accounts treated the issue mainly as a failed attempt to continue the dramatic ...

It looks like a United States coin. It carries UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around Liberty’s portrait. It uses a design created by U.S. Mint Chief Engraver James B. Longacre. Even its dies came from the ...

For 232 years, the United States Mint struck one-cent coins for American commerce. That remarkable run has already ended. Now Congress may make the change permanent. On September 14, 2026, the U.S.

The Mint Made 1.57 Million of These Cents. Why Can’t Collectors Buy One? Most great American coin rarities became rare because the Mint struck very few of them. The 1974 aluminum cent followed a ...

Most Americans have never seen a genuine $5,000 bill. Even many advanced currency collectors never will. However, GreatCollections is now offering something considerably rarer than the denomination ...

A modern coin with a mintage of 150 qualifies as scarce. Drop that number to 25 and the collecting equation changes dramatically. Make only 10, however, and the coin enters very different territory.