US Coins
Explore the rich history of United States coinage, from early colonial issues to modern commemoratives. Discover coins that tell the story of America's growth, values, and artistic heritage.
US Coin Eras
Colonial Era
1652-1776. Early American coinage including Pine Tree Shillings, Spanish milled dollars, and state coinages before the US Mint.
View Colonial CoinsEarly Federal
1793-1838. First US Mint issues including Flowing Hair dollars, Capped Bust series, and early copper coinage.
View Early FederalLiberty Series
1838-1908. Seated Liberty, Liberty Head, and Barber coinage featuring classic American designs.
View Liberty CoinsModern Era
1909-Present. Lincoln cents, Washington quarters, Roosevelt dimes, and modern commemorative issues.
View Modern CoinsFeatured US Coins
Morgan Dollar
Silver dollar 1878-1904, 1921
Silver Dollar Era
Walking Liberty Half
Silver half dollar 1916-1947
Classic Design
Buffalo Nickel
Five-cent piece 1913-1938
Native AmericanUS Coin Denominations
Cent
One-cent piece: Large Cents (1793-1857), Flying Eagle (1856-1858), Indian Head (1859-1909), Lincoln (1909-present).
Nickel
Five-cent piece: Shield (1866-1883), Liberty Head (1883-1913), Buffalo (1913-1938), Jefferson (1938-present).
Dime
Ten-cent piece: Draped Bust (1796-1807), Seated Liberty (1837-1891), Barber (1892-1916), Mercury (1916-1945), Roosevelt (1946-present).
Quarter
Twenty-five cent piece: Standing Liberty (1916-1930), Washington (1932-1998), State Quarters (1999-2008), America the Beautiful (2010-2021).
US Coins FAQ
Key dates include 1909-S VDB Lincoln cent, 1916-D Mercury dime, 1932-D Washington quarter, 1955 doubled die cent, and 1913 Liberty Head nickel. These coins had low mintages or striking errors that make them highly valuable to collectors.
Coin values depend on date, mint mark, condition (grade), rarity, and demand. Key factors include: mint marks (P, D, S, W), condition (from Poor to Mint State), special varieties, and current market demand. Professional grading and price guides are essential for accurate valuation.