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The Eisenhower dollar (1971–1978), nicknamed the “Ike dollar,” was the first large-size U.S. dollar coin since the Peace dollar and honored both President Dwight D. Eisenhower and the Apollo 11 moon landing. While most circulated examples are worth little more than face value or melt, certain rare varieties, high-grade specimens, and dramatic errors have become … Read more
The Lincoln Wheat Penny (1909–1958) has been a cornerstone of U.S. coin collecting for over a century, and the last 10 years (2016–2026) have seen dramatic shifts in values for rare dates, high-grade examples, and major errors. While common circulated Wheat Pennies remain affordable (often $0.10–$1), key dates in gem condition and iconic errors have … Read more
The Lincoln Wheat Penny (1909–1958) remains one of the most beloved and actively collected U.S. coin series in 2026. While billions were minted and most circulated examples trade for pennies to a few dollars, key dates, high-grade gems, and dramatic errors routinely sell for hundreds, thousands, or even tens of thousands at auction. Collector demand … Read more
The Lincoln Wheat Penny (1909–1958) is one of the most popular and widely collected U.S. coin series ever produced. With over 50 years of minting across Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco, the series includes common dates worth pennies and extreme rarities that sell for tens or hundreds of thousands. In 2026, collector demand remains very … Read more
The Lincoln Wheat Penny (1909–1958), with its classic wheat-stalk reverse design, continues to be one of the most collected U.S. coin series in 2026. While most circulated Wheat Pennies trade for just a few cents to a few dollars, key dates, high-grade examples, and dramatic errors regularly sell for hundreds, thousands, or even tens of … Read more
In 2026, certain rare U.S. coins have surpassed the value of their weight in gold many times over, turning ordinary-looking pieces into seven- and eight-figure treasures. While gold fluctuates around $2,600–$2,800 per ounce, these coins derive their worth from extreme rarity, historical significance, dramatic errors, or tiny surviving populations rather than melt value. Collectors and … Read more
The 1916-S Lincoln cent stands out as one of the most desirable dates in the entire Wheat Penny series (1909–1958). While common circulated examples remain affordable, high-grade specimens—especially those with full original red color—regularly sell for thousands of dollars, with the finest examples approaching or exceeding $10,000–$50,000 at auction in 2026. Minted in San Francisco … Read more
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