A penny or cent is one-hundredth of a dollar, which means a hundred cents or pennies make a dollar. In the French-speaking parts of Canada, the coin is sometimes called a black cent (cenne noire) or black penny (sou noir). As we trace the most valuable Canadian penny, we’ll look at the history of these…
You can find Mercury dimes in a wide price range, depending on their grade, rarity, and minting year. While some of these coins are worth only a few dollars, you need to set aside hundreds of thousands of dollars for the most valuable Mercury dimes. Collectors appreciate the most coins with Full Bands in the…
The US Mint produced Franklin half dollars from 1948 to 1963, when they were replaced by Kennedy’s half dollars, struck in memory and respect for the assassinated President. You can find two types of this coinage nowadays, specimens with and without Full Bell Lines. The most valuable Franklin half dollars are those with the horizontal…
Believe it or not, the most valuable dimes you can find on the current coin market are worth millions of dollars. Some rare pieces were paid for almost two million bucks each, but many others reached hundreds of thousands of dollars. The difference between pieces worth millions and a few cents is in details, condition,…
German coin making history stretches back over many centuries. And each coin provides a fascinating snapshot of life in Germany, and the states that preceded it. Some can command astonishing prices. And if you’re searching for the most valuable German coin, you’ve come to the right place. We’re going to share details of some of…
A challenge coin is a small medallion or token used to signify membership of an organisation. They’re often found in the military, where they’re sometimes used to reward outstanding performance. And some of them are worth a lot of money to collectors. So how do you know whether a challenge coin is just an interesting…
Spot a penny, pick it up, and all the day, you’ll have good luck! This old proverb sounds cute, but if your name is Penny, you’ve heard it at the bar a hundred times! Right now, we’re not talking about thirst. We’re more interested in the most valuable Indian Head Penny, a 1-cent coin with…
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