Photos to ID your U.S. coins. Use this coin identification table to identify your U.S. coins, with the help of these coin photo images

Learn what your penny is worth by identifying what type it is, and if it is rare. Find how much your pennies are worth in this easy-to-use penny prices guide for U.S. Cents.

Wheat penny key dates are given in this mini-guide to Wheat Cent values. Find out what the most valuable dates are for the Wheat pennies issued from 1909 to 1958.

Coin FAQ - How much is my silver 1943 penny worth? Is my 1943 penny rare? The answer is on this page about the u.s. wartime steel penny.

Most people don’t realize that there are a number of fairly valuable U.S. error coins and die varieties in circulation today. The reason these coins are overlooked by people is that they have small distinguishing characteristics, such as a modest doubling of the coin image, or minute differences in the size or spacing of the letters in the legends. Learn which of your pocket change coins is worth a large premium over face value, and why.

Mercury Dime Values Coin Values for Mercury Dimes are Listed Below All Mercury Dimes are worth at least

Indian Head Penny values can be found in this table of coin values. Indian Cents were made from 1859 to 1909. The Indian Head penny values given here are realistic prices that a dealer will pay you for your penny, not some inflated retail values. Find out how much your pennies are really worth if you had to sell them today with this simple to use Indian Head cent value guide.

Coin values for Buffalo Nickels are given in this easy to use price guide to Buffalo (aka Indian Head) Nickels. The coin values in this table are real prices that coin dealers will pay, not inflated Red Book values.

Wheat pennies are worth at least twice their face value, as shown in my coin values table, and many wheatback cents are worth a lot more. Learn what the prices are for wheat back pennies, and find out how much your pennies are worth with this simple to use penny value guide.

Over the last week, it was announced that Heidi Wastweet of Seattle, Washington was appointed to the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee as a specialist in medallic sculpture. Wastweet is an accomplished artist whose credits include the design of many medals, the founder of the Seattle Sculpture Guild, and a member of FIDEM.There have been other articles about Wastweet’s biography. I want to