The 1934 quarter features several valuable errors, with the Doubled Die Obverse (DDO) being most prominent. This error shows visible…
The 1932 Washington quarter’s value varies significantly by mint mark and condition. Philadelphia coins (no mint mark) with 5.4M mintage…
A “1788 Quarter” is typically a modern statehood quarter minted 1999-2000, not a genuine 1788 coin. Most are worth face…
Most 1776-1976 Bicentennial Quarters are worth 25 cents, but certain varieties command premium prices. Quarters with “S” mint marks contain…
Most 1976 dimes are worth only 10 cents face value, regardless of mint mark (D, S, or none). However, uncirculated…
Most 1975 dimes are common coins worth face value to $1, including those with “D” (Denver) and “S” (San Francisco)…
Most 1970 dimes have minimal value, but rare error coins are worth significantly more. The 1970 No-S Proof is the…
Most 1969 dimes with “D”, “S”, or no mint marks are worth 10-50 cents in circulated condition, but valuable exceptions…
Most 1968 dimes are worth face value (10 cents), but rare error coins can be extremely valuable. The 1968 “No…
A 1967 dime with no mint mark is typically worth 10 cents face value due to high production quantities at…