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2,557 US coin value guides built on museum specimens, graded prices and live melt floors.

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Silver $36.50/oz · Gold $3,350/oz as of 2026-06-01

The series collectors search first

1839-1908

Liberty Head Half Eagle Values

98 dates and mint marks, from melt-value commons to the 1893-S. The most collected classic US coin, fully mapped.

1878-1921

Morgan Dollar Values

96 value guides

1909-1958

Lincoln Wheat Cent Values

81 value guides

1916-1945

Mercury Dime

77 value guides

1913-1938

Buffalo Nickel

63 value guides

1916-1947

Walking Liberty Half Dollar

63 value guides

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Value guides
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Series covered
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Silver spot
$36.50
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  • Melt value

    Computed, never guessed

    Official metal content times the live spot price. A factual floor under every coin, carrying its own as-of date.

  • Specifications

    From museum specimens

    Weights, diameters, legends and mint marks trace to documented museum specimens of each coin.

  • Collector values

    Labeled estimates

    Modeled from mintage rarity and key-date status, marked as estimates. Hand-verified prices replace the model one coin at a time.

Spot prices as of 2026-06-01. Melt values update with the daily rebuild.

Every grade.
Every mint mark.

From pocket-change wheat cents to the rarest Carson City strikes, every issue gets the same treatment: documented specs, a computed melt floor, and a value for the coin you are actually holding.

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