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Full date, even wear, typical gray nickel surfaces.

Buy now · F-12 · listed Sep 6

$6.00

One-year high-relief design. The fields are concave and the hair detail is sculptural. Even circulated examples carry a strong date premium over later Peace dollars.

Auction · AU-50 · listed Sep 6

$165

Blue-seal $1 still redeemable in silver when issued. Common in circulated grades; star notes, mule varieties, and high-grade examples (especially 65+ EPQ) are the chase.

Buy now · EF · listed Sep 6

$12.00

The key date of the Mercury dime. Mintage of 264,000. Full-band mint-state coins are five-figure trophies. Check the mint mark under the wreath.

Auction · G-4 · listed Sep 5

$1,450

First year of the Kennedy half and the only circulation year struck in 90% silver. Melt value plus collector premium. Proofs and SMS pieces bring more.

Buy now · MS-63 · listed Sep 5

$14.50

Problem-free paper, strong eagle.

Auction · VF-30 · listed Sep 4

$216

One of the most available Morgans in gem. San Francisco strikes of 1881 are famous for sharp strikes and frosty luster. A gateway Morgan for new collectors.

Buy now · MS-65 · listed Sep 3

$138

Classic trade gold coin. Price tracks the gold spot with a modest numismatic premium for Victoria’s veiled (“old head”) portrait. Branch-mint marks (S, M, P) can add interest.

Buy now · EF · listed Sep 2

$655

Small-size gold certificate. Never released to the public in the usual sense; most surviving notes come from holdings that entered the collector market later. Gold seal and serials, not a circulating souvenir.

Buy now · VF-20 · listed Sep 1

$410

Original brown, clear VDB and mint mark.

Buy now · VF-20 · listed Sep 1

$995

Clear portrait, typical bankers’ marks.

Buy now · VF · listed Aug 28

$110