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Between 1863 and 1935, local banks issued National Bank Notes manufactured by the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing—...
09/07/2026

Between 1863 and 1935, local banks issued National Bank Notes manufactured by the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing—all featuring the bank’s name, charter number, and hometown.�This $5 note bears the longest bank title name out of more than 14,000 approved local banks.

This medal inspired the Lincoln Cent collectors know and love today.This silver “Preserve, Protect, Defend” Medal was de...
09/05/2026

This medal inspired the Lincoln Cent collectors know and love today.

This silver “Preserve, Protect, Defend” Medal was designed by the same person who made the iconic penny, Victor David Brenner, for Lincoln’s centenary in 1909. It just sold for $29,280.

This is what our $100 bills looked like back during the Civil War.This note is one of the first $100 bills issued by the...
09/05/2026

This is what our $100 bills looked like back during the Civil War.

This note is one of the first $100 bills issued by the United States. Only a small number of authentic pieces survive today, and this example lives on in an astounding PCGS Choice UNC 63 condition.

With only 24 minted and a mere 13 estimated survivors today, the 1894-S Barber Dime is a major rarity in American numism...
09/04/2026

With only 24 minted and a mere 13 estimated survivors today, the 1894-S Barber Dime is a major rarity in American numismatics.

In PCGS PR63, the legendary coin is crossing the auction block .

This "penny" jumped from $28 in 2021 to $3,500 today on the PCGS Price Guide, making it the top value gainer across all ...
09/03/2026

This "penny" jumped from $28 in 2021 to $3,500 today on the PCGS Price Guide, making it the top value gainer across all PCGS-graded coins in the past five years. A doubled die reverse turned this 1966 Lincoln Cent into a rarity.

It pays to check your change for varieties.

Costa Rica applied a countermark to circulating coins to establish them as legal tender. While the stamp if often seen o...
09/03/2026

Costa Rica applied a countermark to circulating coins to establish them as legal tender. While the stamp if often seen on Latin American coinage, United States coins were rarely stamped. This 1841-O quarter was stamped for use in Costa Rica, and it last brought an incredible $10,200 in auction at Stack's Bowers.

Tell us, what have you heard about this iconic coin? 👀👇
09/02/2026

Tell us, what have you heard about this iconic coin? 👀👇

While the Washington Quarter is a staple U.S. issue, the 1934 Doubled Die Obverse presents an exciting challenge for coi...
09/02/2026

While the Washington Quarter is a staple U.S. issue, the 1934 Doubled Die Obverse presents an exciting challenge for coin collectors.

Only 720,000 1851-O Silver Three Cent were minted, but only 0.5% survive today per PCGS CoinFacts. Demand for the coin i...
09/02/2026

Only 720,000 1851-O Silver Three Cent were minted, but only 0.5% survive today per PCGS CoinFacts. Demand for the coin is high, partly because it’s the only three cent with a mintmark. Most high-end examples feature colorful toning, just like this top-pop fit for Toner Tuesday.

09/01/2026

Emma M. Nutt’s legacy as the first female telephone operator in the world is forever felt in the 2022 Massachusetts American Innovation Dollar, depicting the rotary dial of an old telephone.
https://www.pcgs.com/news/honoring-emma-m-nutt-day

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