Have you ever stumbled upon an old coin and wondered, “Is this worth anything?” You’re not alone! Thanks to modern technology ...

Loose change might seem worthless in today's digital payment world. Most people barely glance at the coins jingling in their ...

You might have one sitting in a drawer right now. A simple quarter from 1976 that most people glanced at once, thought was cool, and then forgot about. Yet some of these modest coins are fetching ...

Issued in 1975 and 1976 to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, bicentennial quarters have a special place in the hearts of many coin collectors. If you ...

If you're like us, you love the National Parks. From Yellowstone to Yosemite, there's a lot of natural beauty in the USA. And if you're looking to collect some cool coins, the National Parks quarters ...

Curious about alternative investments like valuable quarters? Find out how to invest in the different asset classes today. While most quarters are worth just 25 cents, some can be worth much more due ...

Got some coins lying around? Some may be worth hundreds if not thousands to currency collectors. According to The Spruce Crafts, a site specializing in hobbies and coin collecting, coin collectors are ...

When is the last time you went through the change in your pockets, purse, car coin tray — or couch? It may be worth the effort. There are rare quarters out there that fetch as much as $19,200, ...

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) –Your state quarter might be worth more than 25 pretty pennies. Odds are, however, that the quarter in your collection is only worth a quarter. But if it’s in mint condition, ...

State quarters may seem like ordinary pocket change, but certain rare varieties, minting errors, and top-grade examples have become sought-after collectibles with strong investment potential. While ...

The “Faceless Bat” error represents the most famous mistake on 2020 American Samoa quarters, where debris or grease between the die and planchet obscured the ...

An anonymous donor dropped a rare gold coin from 1898 into a Salvation Army kettle at Lancaster Central Market over the ...