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The Sacagawea dollar, introduced in 2000, was designed to bring a fresh, golden look to U.S. dollar coins while honoring the Shoshone woman who guided Lewis and Clark. Although billions were minted and most remain worth just $1 in circulated condition, a tiny fraction of extreme rarities—especially error coins and special promotional issues—have sold for … Read more
Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) beneficiaries rely on predictable monthly payments to cover essentials, and knowing the exact deposit dates each month is crucial for budgeting. The Social Security Administration (SSA) follows a fixed schedule based on birth date for most retirement, survivors, and disability benefits, while SSI and certain combined cases have … Read more
Imagine finding a coin in your pocket change that looks like a tiny flying saucer—struck off-center, clipped, or with wild shapes that make it look like a UFO landed on the planchet. These so-called UFO-like coin errors are among the most dramatic and visually striking minting mistakes collectors hunt for in 2026. Far from defects … Read more
The 1916-S Lincoln cent, part of the early Wheat Penny series (1909–1958), is one of the most sought-after dates among collectors. While common circulated examples trade for modest sums, top-grade specimens and certain varieties can reach thousands—with the finest examples approaching or exceeding $10,000 at auction in 2026. Minted in San Francisco with only 22,510,000 … Read more
The 1917 Walking Liberty half dollar, part of Adolph A. Weinman’s iconic series (1916–1947), remains a favorite among collectors for its stunning design and historical significance. While common circulated examples trade near melt value, certain high-grade specimens, key date varieties, and dramatic errors can command impressive prices—some reaching five and six figures at auction. In … Read more
The 1776–1976 Bicentennial quarter, issued to celebrate the U.S. 200th anniversary, remains one of the most collected modern U.S. coins. While billions were minted across Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco, certain error varieties, silver-clad proof editions, and high-grade examples have surged in value, with some rare pieces reaching five and six figures at auction. In … Read more
The 50 State Quarters program (1999–2008) was one of the most successful coin initiatives in U.S. history, with billions minted and many still circulating. While most state quarters remain worth only 25 cents in circulated condition, a small number of extreme rarities, errors, and high-grade examples have exploded in value, with some reaching six figures … Read more