The U.S. Mint uses copper, zinc, nickel, and small amounts of silver and gold to produce pennies. The metal composition of each coin varies slightly depending on where it was made. Even pennies with small … Read more
Remember when the US government released 50 different quarters representing 50 different states? A core memory of my childhood, I’m sure that most of us had earnestly attempted to collect all 50 of these special, … Read more
Treasure is often found in unlikely places— the back pocket of old jeans, the car’s pigeonhole, the cookie turned into a swear jar, and sometimes, even in our purses. However, most of us can’t tell … Read more
Wondering if your old $2 bill is worth more than just two bucks? Well, you’re in for a big surprise. One $2 bill from the early years can fetch you a jaw-dropping amount. Over the … Read more
Are you fond of collecting old coins from a long coinage? There’s no better option for you than ancient Chinese coins. Not only have the Chinese somehow managed to preserve their coinage history, but the … Read more
When the Western Publishing Company debuted the first Little Golden Books in 1942, success was immediate. The books were affordable to make, consumed minimal paper, and were durable. What’s more, Little Golden Books were inexpensive … Read more
Are you looking beyond collectible US coins? Or do you have some foreign coins in possession? Regardless of the answer, foreign coins can hold great tags and personal interest in the market. A foreign coin … Read more