Many countries have dropped low-denomination coins in the past. But can cash-loving Germany follow suit and stop accepting ...

Coins can become valuable for several reasons, ranging from their historical value to their metal content. In nearly all cases, however, the most valuable coins are the rarest. Some rare coins have ...

Before you drop that 2010 quarter into a vending machine (or let it vanish into your car's cup holder forever), take a closer ...

Coin collecting may have been a niche hobby in times past, but an increased interest in numismatics -- whether due to ...

Enough planchets are in Mint inventory to produce 2025 Lincoln cents for current Federal Reserve orders and numismatic sets, as efforts toward eliminating the denomination mount.

This 50 cent coin might look normal, but there's a tiny error that makes it worth up to $40. (Source: TikTok) Coin collector Michael McCauley called out the 1979 50 cent coin that has a 'double bar' ...

Only Congress has the power to do that, but what would happen if the United States got rid of the one-cent coin? The U.S. Mint said it lost $85.3 million last year minting 3.2 billion new pennies.

If we were to give you a nickel today, you would think us mad. The nickel is a 5-cent coin with very low buying power, and it is doubtful that you can purchase anything with a single nickel, not even ...