“The 2001-D Lincoln cent mule falls in the category of Mint errors that conceivably could have been produced by mistake and released unnoticed into circulation,” CoinWeek reported.

These coins, mistakenly produced at the Denver Mint, have fetched impressive prices at auction, with some selling for over $100,000. Due to their extreme rarity, even those in poor condition can ...

His point: If Americans got serious about gathering up their idle coins and “recycling” them into the monetary system, the Mint wouldn’t have to make ... sold for $18.9 million at auction in 2021. The ...

His point: If Americans got serious about gathering up their idle coins and “recycling” them into the monetary system, the Mint wouldn’t have to make ... sold for $18.9 million at auction in 2021. The ...

Sure, it might not seem like much, but you'd be surprised at how those coins add up – especially if you have a rare coin in your container. Here's what to know about your coins as the U.S ...

Check your pennies for specific markings such as mint errors and rare varieties, which are worth considerably more than their value. You can also view the list below to see if you own one of the Top ...

The CEO of Coinstar seeks a paradigm shift in how Americans think about coins. ... and the Mint has had to make more coins to cover the drop in ... sold for $18.9 million at auction in 2021.

Most U.S. coins are minted for circulation or as collector coins at three production facilities: Denver, Philadelphia and San Francisco (the West Point mint ceased making coins in 2021).

Similar errors in the past include proof coins struck over outdated designs, coins missing inscriptions, and even coins minted on everyday objects. Still, whether by accident or oversight, these few ...