Author: Bonnie Mattie

Buffalo Five Cents or Buffalo Nickels as they are commonly called, was designed by James Earle Frasier. It appeared and were minted in the year 1913-1938 at the

Our nation has produced many coins that did not rise in popularity when issued. It seems that all efforts of minting dollar coins in the 20th century were

History of the Flowing Hair Dollar In 1792, the first ever Mint in the United States was established thanks to the Coinage Act of 1792. This very act

The Indian Head $5 Gold Coin was minted in the year 1908 through 1916. For thirteen years, the production was suspended until it was again minted in the

The Indian Head $10 Gold Coin was another result of Roosevelt’s want for change in the US coinage as well as his collaboration with Bela Lyon Pratt, the

The Octagonal 50 Dollar Gold Slug, 1851 was known to have many names, some of which are 1851 Augustus Humbert $50 Gold Ingot Slug, 1851 $50 Augustus Humbert

The Brasher Doubloon: A Rare and Valuable Piece of American Numismatic History The Brasher Doubloon is a rare and valuable gold coin, minted in the late 18th century

After the 50 States Quarters Program, The US Mint released a new set of quarters to represent the National Parks of the United States of America. 56 different

After the successful conclusion of the US 50 States Quarters Program, a legislation was signed and approved by then-President Bush to produce the Washington D. C. and Territorial

The 50 States Quarters can count as one of the most much anticipated collectible coins. Americans have been eagerly searching commemorative coin that would excite the nation. Finally,