Lincoln Cents
Fake Silver Eagles, Rare Coppers, Shropshire Coin
Welcome back to Something About Coins! Today’s articles include tips and tricks to avoid buying fake American Silver Eagle coins and some exciting news about the upcoming World’s Fair of Money convention. PCGS will display one of the all-time finest American copper cents collections, and more numismatic lecture series for the convention have been announced. [...]
Buried Treasure, Cent Roll, Lincoln Set
Welcome back to Something About Coins! The majority of the eight coin articles linked below involve cents, while the others discuss buried treasure, an upcoming auction, and a list of stolen coins.
Nickels, Saint-Gaudens, Error Coins
Welcome to Something About Coins! Below are a few new coin articles.
2009 Lincoln Cents, Protecting Coins, Double Eagles
Welcome back to Something About Coins! Those 2009 Lincoln Cents will be harder to find uncirculated once the Mint stops selling them, and tips for protecting your coin collection are linked below!
American Silver Eagle, Lincoln Cent, Ike Dollar
Welcome back to Something About Coins! Below are eight numismatic news articles, ranging from free American Eagles to unclaimed rare coins!
Lincoln Cent, Early Dollars, 1913 Nickel Error
Welcome back to Something About Coins! Today we’re covering the U.S. Mint’s 2010 Cent Two-Roll Sets, America’s first dollar coins, and a 1913 nickel on a dime planchet. Read on to learn more!
Fillmore First Spouse Gold Coins, American Gold Eagles, VDB Cent
Welcome to Something About Coins! The first three articles cover gold coins, then a $200,000 cent (not an "S") and an ancient coin are revealed.
2010-P Dimes, Obama Quarters, Proof Error Cents
Welcome to Something About Coins! The U.S. Mint’s low production figures and Obama-altered quarters kick off today’s list of interesting articles.
American Gold Eagles, Proof Lincoln Cents, US Mints
Welcome to Something About Coins! Three interesting news articles covering American Gold Eagles and a few more articles about historical U.S. Mints are below!