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Many people still carry change from older years. The 1976 quarter, commonly called the Bicentennial or Drummer Boy quarter, can sometimes show unusual features that interest collectors. What is the 1976 Drummer Boy Quarter? The 1976 Drummer Boy quarter refers to the U.S. Bicentennial quarter issued for 1776–1976. Its reverse features a colonial drummer and … Read more

What the 5.9 Million Kennedy Half Dollar Story Means Headlines about a Kennedy Half Dollar selling for millions spark interest and hope. Whether the headline is accurate or exaggerated, the takeaway is the same: rare varieties and major errors can make a common coin unexpectedly valuable. This article explains practical steps to decide if a … Read more

What made the war-era Jefferson nickel special The Jefferson nickel issued during World War II (1942–1945) stands out because the U.S. changed the metal composition to save nickel for the war effort. These “war nickels” used a silver-containing alloy that looks and feels different from regular nickels. That change, combined with low mintages, mint mark … Read more

Understanding the 1776-1976 Bicentennial Quarter The 1776-1976 Bicentennial Quarter was issued to mark the United States bicentennial. The reverse design features a colonial drummer and was used on quarters struck in 1975 and 1976 with the dual date 1776-1976. Most Bicentennial quarters were produced as standard copper-nickel clad circulation coins. Special collector versions in 40% … Read more

Origins of the Lincoln Wheat Penny The Lincoln cent was introduced in 1909 to honor the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth. Victor David Brenner designed the obverse portrait and the reverse featured two stylized wheat ears, giving the coin its common name: the Wheat Penny. The Wheat Penny series ran from 1909 to 1958 … Read more

Overview: The Value of Wheat Pennies In Past 10 Years The value of wheat pennies (U.S. Lincoln cents minted 1909–1958) has moved gradually over the past decade. Collectors, metal prices, coin grading, and online marketplaces all played roles in shaping those trends. This guide will explain the main drivers, show realistic value ranges, and offer … Read more

Why the 1976 Drummer Boy Quarter Sold for 560000 A 1976 Drummer Boy Quarter recently brought headlines by selling for $560,000. That kind of result comes from more than the date on the coin. Collectors pay top dollar when several value drivers line up: extreme rarity, a recognized error or variety, exceptional grade from a … Read more

The 1976 Bicentennial Quarter is common in most collections, but some examples attract strong interest from collectors and dealers. This article explains realistic values, what makes a Bicentennial Quarter rare, and step-by-step actions if you think you have a valuable coin. Bicentennial Quarter basics The U.S. Mint produced Bicentennial quarters in large numbers for the … Read more

When a Kennedy half dollar or other Kennedy coin is left as a tip at a diner, it can turn a routine shift into a newsworthy moment. This article explains why such finds make headlines and gives practical steps to verify value, protect the coin, and handle the situation professionally. Why Kennedy Coin Left as … Read more

Most Kennedy half dollars you find in pocket change are common and worth face value. However, a handful of Kennedy halves with rare dates, mint errors, or exceptional condition have reached very high prices at auction. How a Rare Kennedy Half Dollar Worth Over $530k Could Be Hiding in Your Pocket The claim that a … Read more