Articles by Kathy Hilton

A remarkable 1975 Roosevelt dime recently sold for a stunning $506,250 at an online auction hosted by GreatCollections. This specific dime is incredibly rare due […]

The numismatic community has long emphasized that there is value in every coin. However, some coins possess unique markings or characteristics that make them particularly […]

Among the most iconic coins struck using gold mined from the American West after the discovery of gold at Sutter’s Mill in 1848 is the […]

In 2006, the United States Mint introduced the American Gold Buffalo, a new addition to its gold bullion coin portfolio. This coin, authorized by the […]

Buffalo Nickels were struck as Proofs during the series’ first four years (1913-1916) and its final two years (1936-1937). However, aside from the label “Proof,” […]

The 2012-W American Silver Eagle holds a special place in the numismatic world, following the remarkable success of the 2011 coin releases. This year, the […]

The 1959 Lincoln Memorial Cent marked a significant shift in U.S. coinage as the Lincoln Wheat Cent entered its 50th year of production. This milestone […]

Introduction to the 2013-S Mount Rushmore Quarter Not all U.S. coins with an “S” mintmark are Proof coins. Some, like the 2013-S Mount Rushmore National […]

Arizona’s Silver Rush and the Comstock Lode In 1859, silver mining in Arizona was fully operational, with silver shipments traveling both westward and eastward to […]

1848 was a pivotal year in American history, marking a significant shift in U.S. gold coinage. That year, James Wilson Marshall’s discovery of gold at […]