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Over the past 167 years or so, when the U.S. Mint struck its first smaller-sized penny, there have been numerous varieties, errors, grades, mis-strikes, mint marks and more that have affected pricing...

On-sale dates for the first products of 2024 topped reader interest, and they were also curious about the U.S. Mint's recent opening of the "vault" to sell products held in inventory for years.

EAC expert Jack Young discusses a group of counterfeit 1857 Flying Eagle cents that Dark Side Group members have found for purchase online.

Stewart Blay's collections of Indian Head cents, Flying Eagle cents and Barber dimes included 673 certified coins and several set new sales records in GreatCollections' November offering.

While not the easiest entry in the series to collect, the 1907 Indian Head cent can be considered one of the most common.

The 1865 Two-Cent Piece is the second year issue of a large copper coin struck by the United States Mint from 1864 to 1873. What's it worth?

The Stewart Blay Collection continued to set records at GreatCollections earlier this month, with almost $5 million in final bids for the finest sets of Flying Eagle Cents, Indian Cents and Barber Dimes ever assembled. The coins were sold at GreatCollections on November 12th and 19th. Highlight realizations include the 1856 Flying Eagle Cent PCGS

The Stewart Blay Collection continued to set records at GreatCollections earlier this month, with almost $5 million in final bids for the finest sets of Flying Eagle Cents, Indian Cents and Barber Dimes ever assembled. The coins were sold at GreatCollections on November 12th and 19th. Highlight realizations include the 1856 Flying Eagle Cent PCGS

The 1859 Indian Head cent occupies an intriguing spot in not only the Indian cent series but also the copper coinage of the United States.

By Andrew Abah, Abuja The National Association of Colleges of Education Students (NANCES) on Wednesday honoured the General Secretary of Nigeria Football Federation, Dr. Mohammed Sanusi with the National Outstanding Leadership award, describing him as “an icon of peace and national development.” At a simple ceremony in his office within the NFF Secretariat, the student