I recently examined a peculiar 1943 steel cent with unusual doubling on the date, and it sparked a deep dive into the nuances of these wartime […]

I’ve been deep in the world of coin collecting lately, and a recent discovery of a 1990 Lincoln cent with an unusual feature got me thinking—specifically, […]

Lincoln cents have always fascinated me, especially the quirky 1982 varieties. I’ve spent countless hours exploring them, and that small date on copper from Denver stands […]

As a lifelong coin collector, I’ve always felt a special pull toward large cents—their history just speaks to me. This year, I’ve been spending more time […]

I’ve always been drawn to early American coins, and my time with the 1831 Large Cent revealed some fascinating details. It’s remarkable how these historic pieces […]

Like many of you, I’ve been following the talk about the US cent possibly going away. It’s really made me think: what does this mean for […]

After fifty years of studying coins, flipping through Red Books, and reading every numismatic piece I could find, I just had a mind-blowing realization: the reverse […]

You know what really grabs me about large cents? Those chunky early American coins feel like holding history in your hand. Lately, I’ve been reorganizing my […]

Lately, I’ve been really drawn to the 1831 Large Cent, especially since I’ve heard stories of folks finding them in circulation—what a rush! It reminds me […]