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1971-S Eisenhower Dollar Prototype: Only 3 Known

In February 2008, collector Lee C. Lydston attended the Long Beach Coin Expo with his wife, Denise. While examining a dealer’s inventory, he spotted something unusual inside a tube of ordinary Eisenhower silver dollars.

The coin carried the familiar 1971-S date and mintmark. However, its surfaces and design details looke...


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209 Treasures From the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair Emerge From a 15-Year Collection

More than 130 years after Chicago dazzled the world with its magnificent Columbian Exposition, a remarkable collection of surviving medals, tokens, tickets, and souvenirs will soon cross the auction block.

Heritage Auctions will offer 209 carefully select...


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New Trump Dollar Error Discovery Exposes its Copper Core

A missing outer layer exposes the coin’s copper core. NGC graded the newly reported discovery MS 65, according to


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This Tiny 1792 Coin Helped Launch U.S. Money. Now Its Famous Pedigree Is a Mystery

On the evening of July 13, 1792, Thomas Jefferson stopped in Chester, Pennsylvania, while traveling south from Philadelphia. Earlier that day, he had collected 1,500 newly struck silver half dismes with a combined face value of $75.

That evening, Jefferson recorded a 30-...


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1832 Large Letters Half Dollar: The Die That Broke

At first glance, an 1832 Capped Bust Half Dollar can look like just another survivor from one of America’s most widely collected early silver series.

Turn the right coin over, however, and the story changes.

The letters around the reverse appear slightly larger. More importantly, a massive raise...


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