The 1944 Steel Penny is one of the most expensive coins in existence. And in our opinion, one of the best in terms of an ultra-low-cost investment. SHOP 1944 STEEL PENNY ON EBAY Most probably created by accident, this off-metal error coin relates to WWII. Copper was traditionally used and was required for several military-related … Read more
The 1923 Peace Dollar is one of the most popular silver coins ever produced by the United States and a staple for investors and hobbyists alike. The coin represents a significant time period in not only American history, but world history and its relatively large production numbers mean that it’s a realistic buy for all … Read more
The 1941 Walking Liberty Half Dollar is another great collector’s item, made of 90% silver. First produced in 1916, it lasted until being replaced by the Franklin half dollar in 1948. With a stunning obverse that highlights Lady Liberty draped in the US flag and a reverse that is engulfed by a giant eagle, it’s … Read more
Over a century old, the 1916 Mercury dime is one of the more valuable coins you could find down the back of your couch. Originally named the Winged Liberty, the dimes are 90% silver. Depending on the mint mark, they could be worth a small fortune at auction, and that includes beaten-up coins that have … Read more
The 1945 Wheat Penny (also known as a Lincoln Penny) is one of a set spanning the years 1909 through 1958. It features an image of the popular president, underneath the motto; ‘In God we trust.’ Abraham Lincoln was chosen as a subject for the penny to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his birth. Trending: … Read more
1801 Draped Bust Silver Dollar is one of the most iconic coins in American history. As the first silver dollar to be minted by the United States government, the 1801 Draped Bust Silver Dollar has become an icon of American currency and a timeless piece of history. This coin is highly sought after by coin … Read more
The 1885 Morgan Silver Dollar is a highly collectible item, which is worth its weight in silver (and one of our favorite coins of all-time here at Coin Value Investor). That’s true in a literal sense, as even the worst copy is still worth a decent amount when looking at the value of the raw … Read more