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You Could Have this 1955 Doubled Die Penny Worth $2,000

1955 Lincoln Penny Worth $2,000 Could Be in Your Pocket Change!

The 1955 doubled die Lincoln penny is one of the most famous error coins produced by the United States Mint. The doubling on the obverse is dramatic and can be seen without magnification. It is most prevalent on the…

February 9, 20251

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Appraising Coins versus Selling Coins

If you are having your coins appraised, you are requesting a determination of the value of the coins in the collection. If there is valuable die varieties or coins worth a premium because of their state, condition, or something…

February 8, 2025articles, Coin Grading, Coin Opp, Coins, News

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Lou Manzi Collection Sales Sky Rocket at Spink UK Auction

A high-profile collection of United Kingdom banknotes — some dating to the 18th century and most of them certified by Paper Money Guaranty® (PMG) — sold briskly last Thursday in an auction presented by the venerable London firm Spink.

February 8, 2025

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Interest bearing $100 Leads

As reported in a previous issue, Archives International Auctions’ Dec. 6 sale included a choice U.S. rarity: a blank form for a U.S. Treasury interest bearing $100 bill dated 183-. It was the last available of a sheet of…

February 8, 2025Bank Notes, Coin Opp, Coin Searching, currency, currency searching, gold op, NOtes

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Coins Coin Guides Franklin Half Dollar

Coin Facts on Franklin Half Dollars – Key Dates, Values and History

In 1948, John R. Sinnock, chief engraver of the Philadelphia Mint, produced a new design for the half dollar, to replace the Liberty Walking motif, which had been in use since 1916.

February 8, 2025

Frequently asked questions on rare currency you can find in your pocket change

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25+ Frequently Asked Questions – US Currency Errors and Bank Notes Worth Lots of Money

[corner-ad id=1]25+ Frequently Asked Questions - US Currency Errors and Bank Notes Worth Lots of Money Comment or email us any questions or suggestions for videos on coins, bills and other banknotes, precious metals and more! Don't forget to…

February 8, 2025Attribution Service, Coins, FAQ, Questions and Answers, US Bank Notes, US Currency, YouTube2

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1917 and 1936 Lincoln Doubled Die cents

1917 and 1936 Lincoln, Doubled Die cents

February 8, 2025Doubled Die, Lincoln Cent, lincoln cent errors, Lincoln Penny2

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Hobby Protection Act

TITLE 16--COMMERCIAL PRACTICESCHAPTER I--FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION PART 304--RULES AND REGULATIONS UNDER THE HOBBY PROTECTION ACT Table of Contents Sec. 304.1 Terms defined. 304.2 General requirement. 304.3 Applicability. 304.4 Application of other law or regulation. 304.5 Marking requirements for imitation…

February 8, 2025Coin Law, Coins, Federal Trade Commission, Hobby Protection Act, HPA, Variety Errors

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Sheldon Coin Grading Guide

Coin Grading Coin grading is the process of determining the grade or condition of a coin, one of the key factors in determining its value. A coin's grade is generally determined by five criteria: strike, preservation, luster, color, and…

February 8, 2025Coin Grading, Coin Guides, Coin Opp, Coin Opp YouTube, Coin Values, Coins, YouTube

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Two Types of Star Notes: Sheet Notes vs Regular Notes

The Star Note Lookup and production tables have a "type" column that shows either "REGULAR" or "SHEETS." If you have a sheet-type star note and a regular-type star note, nothing visible will indicate which is which. They look exactly…

February 7, 2025

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