Rare and Valuable United States Coins
Discover which coins are worth more than their face value through expert numismatic insights and our detailed lists of valuable US coins.
Our comprehensive guides covers valuable pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, half dollars, dollars, and gold coins.
If you think you might have some valuable coins in your coin collection, you can get a free coin appraisal from Coinfully by reaching out to us or filling out an appraisal form.
Pennies
When you choose to sell with Coinfully, you’re opting for a seamless experience where you can confidently secure the best prices. Whether you have silver dollar coins, American Silver Eagle coins, or other U.S. silver coins, we’re here to help you maximize your returns with a straightforward and transparent process.
Large Cent Coins (1793-1857)
- Chain Cent (1793)
- Liberty Cap (1793-1796)
- 1877 Indian Head Penny
- 1909-S Indian Head Penny
- 1909-S VDB Lincoln Penny
- 1914-D Lincoln Penny
- 1955 Doubled Die Lincoln Penny
Nickels
Nickels have seen several design changes over the years, each with its own unique charm and value. Here are some valuable nickels to look for:
Draped Bust Dimes (1796-1807)
Liberty Seated Dimes (1837-1891)
Barber Dimes (1892-1916)
Mercury Dimes (1916-1945)
1916-D Mercury Dime
1942/1 Mercury Dime
Roosevelt Dimes (1946-Present)
Silver Issues (1946-1964)
Quarters
Nickels have seen several design changes over the years, each with its own unique charm and value. Here are some valuable nickels to look for:
Draped Bust Quarters (1796-1807)
Liberty Seated Quarters (1838-1891)
Barber Quarters (1892-1916)
Standing Liberty Quarters (1916-1930)
- 1916 Standing Liberty Quarter
- 1918/7-S Standing Liberty Quarter
Half Dollars
Half dollars have been minted in various designs, each with its own unique appeal to collectors. Notable half dollars include:
Draped Bust Half Dollars (1796-1807)
Liberty Seated Half Dollars (1839-1891)
Barber Half Dollars (1892-1915)
Walking Liberty Half Dollars (1916-1947)
- 1916 Walking Liberty Half Dollar
- 1941-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar
- 1964-D Accented Hair Variety
Silver Dollars
Silver dollars are among the most popular and valuable U.S. coins. Here are some of the most valuable dollar coins:
Morgan Silver Dollars (1878-1921)
- 1893-S Morgan Silver Dollar
- 1889-CC Morgan Silver Dollar
- 1921 Peace Dollar
- 1928 Peace Dollar
Gold Coins
U.S. gold coins are valuable both for their historical significance and intrinsic precious metal content. Notable gold coins include:
Liberty Head Gold Coins (1838-1907)
Saint Gaudens Gold Coins (1907-1933)
- 1907 High Relief Saint Gaudens
- 1933 Double Eagle
Paper Currencies
While coins often get the spotlight, certain paper currencies can be highly valuable based on their rarity and condition. Here are some valuable paper currencies:
Dollar Bills
- Unique Serial Numbers
- Star Notes
- Older Series
- Unique Serial Numbers
Additional Information for Coin Collectors
By understanding these key aspects, you can better navigate the world of coin collecting and identify valuable coins to look for in your own collection.
For a free coin appraisal on any rare coins you have on hand or in your collection, get in touch with Coinfully today!
- Understanding Mint Marks Mint marks are small letters on coins indicating where a coin was minted. Collectors look for specific mint marks as they can significantly affect a coin's value.
- Error Coins Rare coins and error coins are highly sought after by collectors and coin dealers. Error coins, which result from mistakes during the minting process, can be worth millions of dollars.At Coinfully, we do not buy error coins, but they may still be valuable to coin brokers who do.
- High Relief Coins High relief coins feature designs that are more raised than standard coins. These coins, like the 1907 High Relief Saint Gaudens, are prized for their artistry and value.
- Notable Reverse Designs The reverse design of a coin, or the "tails" side, often features significant and historical imagery. Collectors often seek coins featuring unique or rare reverse designs.
- Precious Metals in Coins Coins made from precious metals such as gold and silver are inherently valuable due to their metal content, but sought-after coins have an numismatic value would exceed melt value and face value for any rare coin
- Building a Coin Collection Starting and building a coin collection can be a rewarding hobby. Collectors often seek out rare coins, coins with unique mint marks, and error coins to add value to their collections.
Get Started Today!
- Ready to see how much your silver coins are worth? It’s easy to get started with Coinfully. Simply request a free appraisal, and our experts will take it from there. Remember, there’s no obligation to sell, so you have nothing to lose.
Free Appraisal with No Obligation to Sell
Take the first step towards selling your silver coins by getting a free appraisal today. Our process is designed to be transparent, convenient, and stress-free, giving you the confidence to sell when you’re ready.
At Coinfully, we’re committed to helping you get the most for your silver coins—all from the comfort of your home.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I know I’m getting a fair price for my silver coins?
At Coinfully, we pride ourselves on transparency. Our appraisals are based on the current market value of silver, including the silver content of your coins, and the numismatic value of collectible coins. We provide a detailed explanation of how we arrive at your offer, ensuring that you’re fully informed and confident in the price you receive.Is my shipment insured when I send my coins to Coinfully?
Yes, we provide full insurance coverage for your shipment. Whether you’re sending silver bullion coins, junk silver coins, or American Silver Eagle coins, your coins are protected throughout the entire shipping process, giving you peace of mind that your valuable items are safe.What types of silver coins does Coinfully buy?
We buy all types of U.S. silver coins, including American Silver Eagle coins, silver dollar coins, silver bullion coins, junk silver coins, and other collectible coins. No matter the type or condition, we’re interested in purchasing your coins, whether you’re looking to sell silver coins for melt value or as collectible items.What if I’m not ready to sell after receiving an appraisal?
There’s no obligation to sell your coins after receiving an appraisal from Coinfully. We offer a free, no-pressure appraisal service to help you understand the value of your collection. You can decide to sell when you’re ready, without any pressure from us.
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