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Quarters - Barber Quarter, 1892-1916 : A Collector s Guide

The Mint Act of 1890 allowed for changing coin designs every 25 years, and the Barber Quarter entered circulation in 1892.

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From the Dark Corner: Top Five Counterfeits I Have Seen, Part II

From the Dark Corner: Top Five Counterfeits I Have Seen, Part II
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From the Dark Corner: Top Five Counterfeits I Have Seen, Part I

From the Dark Corner: Top Five Counterfeits I Have Seen, Part I
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1833 NOT PCGS Half Dollar Counterfeit - Fun With Fakes

1833 NOT PCGS Half Dollar Counterfeit - Fun With Fakes
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Draped Bust Half Cent, 1800-1808

Half cents were authorized by the Mint Act of April 2, 1792, were first produced in 1793, but were not popular with the public.

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