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The Liberty Head Quarter Eagle was the longest-running U.S. gold coin design. It is highly collectible with some examples worth $500,000+.

The 1918-S Lincoln Wheat Cent is more available than earlier issues but even the greatest collections had trouble finding high Gem coins.

The 1951 Washington Quarter Proof has its fans, even though its not the 1951 half. But it might be a good coin for the budget collector.

By Charles Morgan and Hubert Walker for CoinWeek Notes .....   A steady stream of sojourners arrived at Californias gold fields in 1852, hoping to

The 1846 Liberty Seated Half Dime is the key to the series and is virtually unknown to in Mint State. Value for high grade coins $5,000+.

The Classic Head Quarter Eagle was a $2.50 gold coin produced by the United States Mint from 1834-1839. Explore its history and value.

The 1925 Lincoln cent was struck at a time of economic prosperity in America. The Philadelphia Mint produced 139,949,000 cents this year.

The 1903-S Liberty Head Half Eagle is an affordable 20th Century U.S. gold coin that can offer quite a challenge in Superb Gem condition.

With the introduction of a new close collar press in 1836, the Capped Bust Half Dollar saw the debut of the Reeded Edge three-year type.

Unexpected demand for $2.50 gold coins caused the Mint to create the Capped Head Left Quarter Eagle, Large Size gold coin in 1821.