Drove 2 hours to pick this up, I just had to have it. Really want to keep this the way it is but also try and break them out. Any advice?

I found this in my roll of quarters to put into my register earlier today and was curious of why it is so different from other quarters.

I found this on the floor of the laundry mat. Had to put on my glasses to take a closer look, wasn’t sure it was real money lol

I did some research and found out 1895 Morgan’s are rare. Not sure if they are legit

New addition. 1889 was the last year of production for the 3CN along with the gold dollar and 3 dollar gold pieces the following year

Just bought this, didn’t spend a lot but I like it. I’m aware NNC is not highly rated, what do you think this coin would be graded if I sent in to PCGS or NGC?

Would love to know value / history of coin :)

This is a proof Philippines Centavo from 1906, minted in Philadelphia PA. They only minted proofs for this year for the Philippines (outside the Peso minted in San Francisco) and only 500 of them, as it appears collector interest had waned from prior years.

Saw the toning on this one and while I’m not usually a copper fan as much, there will always be exceptions to every rule. This one was $520, and would pay that any day everyday for this level of detail and color. Enjoy!

I've been looking at the 2026 Best of the Mint releases and I'm wondering what everyone thinks of the idea.

I like that they're bringing back older designs in gold and pairing them with new silver companion medals instead of simply reproducing the original coins. The Mercury Dime set caught my attention first, but now I'm seeing the Standing Liberty and Walking Liberty designs too.

For anyone collecting these, are you trying to follow the whole series or just grabbing the design you care about?

I also want to know where you guys are finding the graded versions. I've seen the regular Mint sets but some of the slabbed examples seem a lot harder to track down.

Hello everyone,

I recently purchased this Dutch Provincial 6 Stuiver (Scheepjesschelling) coin. It originates from the Holland/West-Friesland district and was minted in the year 1755. The reverse bears the text 'Vigilate deo confidentis'. The coin weighs 4.7 grams.

So far, nothing unusual before I started doing further research. The fact is that the combination of the specific year and the text on the reverse does not appear in any coin catalog i've seen so far. However, 1754 does appear in combination with the text on the reverse. Is there anyone who can help me further and knows more about this coin? Is this rare, and can anyone estimate its value?

I've attached photos of both sides. Any help from someone familiar with Dutch provincial coinage would be greatly appreciated!

Bought this off a guy who said he would sell me a box of coins for a good price I think I overpaid but this is what was in it that I thought was interesting

Depicting Jesus in the Manger and the Three Wise Men

2880 third farthing pieces equalled a golden sovereign. Third farthing pieces were a part of the pound sterling system, but circulated only in Malta.

Recently got this coin from a friend. I know one thing that it’s a Jetton from king Louis XIV kings council. And on the back it has little pocket marks and green stuff on the left side. It doesn’t scrape off and has not showed signs of spreading. I’m m trying to keep it safe because it’s of my favorite king and for Louis being around 11 to 15 years old in the portrait of the coin.

A big boy coin and a cool looking one, the kind banknotes/coins seller gave it to me for free, an interesting thing about it is the sides are flipped 180 degrees so if you look at one side upright and flip it sideways the second side will be upside down, I don’t know if that’s intentional or not.

😄 slickest and most harshly cleaned coin, but this will make a nice stocking stuffer for Xmas or straight bday gift to someone. Fun display

Feels kind of weird getting one of these in this way. I still remember finding loads of bicentennial quarters into the late '70s, yet finding any semiquincentennial coins in the wild seems to be impossible.

The seller was selling copper art rounds and fractional silver, by the way. And, now that I think of it, the half-dollar may have been from someone else.

This is such a cool item to go with my 1925 Lexington Half dollar commemorative. 😎

Went for a Morgan but ended up getting just a little more ;). Opinions?!

Hey does this coin look that it has any wear or is it unc? Have chanche to buy it raw for 50€ and maybe send in to grading.