Coin & Bullion Value Guides

Free expert guides to what gold, silver, and rare coins are worth — Silver Eagles, Gold Eagles, Morgan and Peace dollars, Krugerrands, Maple Leafs, junk silver, pre-1933 U.S. gold, and more.

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American Silver Eagle Value GuideWhat an American Silver Eagle is worth — its one ounce of .999 silver, bullion vs. burnished vs. proof finishes, key dates like the 1995-W, and value drivers.American Gold Eagle & Gold Buffalo Value GuideWhat an American Gold Eagle is worth and why — the 22-karat question, how a 1 oz Eagle holds a full ounce of pure gold, the 24-karat Gold Buffalo, fractional sizes, and what drives value above melt.Junk Silver Coins: What 90% Silver Is WorthWhat junk silver is, which pre-1965 U.S. coins qualify, how much silver each holds, and the face-value formula for calculating what 90% silver is worth at today’s silver price.Canadian Maple Leaf Value: Gold & SilverWhat a Canadian Maple Leaf is worth — .9999 gold and silver purity, how it compares to the American Eagle and Krugerrand, the milk-spot tradeoff, Royal Canadian Mint security features, and how value tracks the live gold and silver price.$5 & $10 Gold Coin Value GuideWhat pre-1933 $5 Half Eagle and $10 Eagle gold coins are worth — gold content and melt math, Liberty Head vs. Indian Head types, the incuse design, mint marks, and what drives value above gold.Silver Dollar Values by YearHow to identify which U.S. silver dollar you have by year and design, which series actually contain silver, and what drives value above the silver melt floor.Mexican Gold Coin Value GuideWhat a centenario gold coin and the Mexican peso series are worth — the 50 Peso’s 1.2057 troy oz of gold, the dos pesos and 20 Peso, restrikes vs. originals, and how to figure melt.British Gold Sovereign Value GuideWhat a british sovereign gold coin is worth and why — the 22-karat crown gold question, the 0.2354 troy ounce of pure gold in a full sovereign, the half sovereign, and what drives value above melt.Eisenhower Dollar Value Guide (1971-1978)Eisenhower dollar value explained: why circulating 1971, 1972, and 1974 Ikes are clad with no silver, which S-mint coins are 40% silver, and how to tell them apart.1964 Quarter Value Guide1964 quarter value explained: why every 1964 quarter is 90% silver, how much silver it holds, how to tell silver from clad, and which dates beat melt.Buffalo Nickel Value GuideBuffalo nickel value depends on date, mint mark, grade, and variety. Find out who’s on the coin, why so many lack dates, and which key dates are worth the most.Coin Grading Scale ExplainedThe complete guide to the coin grading scale: how the Sheldon 1–70 system works, what MS-65 means, proof vs. uncirculated, and how PCGS and NGC certification works.Republic of Texas CurrencyRepublic of Texas currency explained — Star Money, Redbacks, treasury notes, and why the Republic never minted coins. Find out what these historic notes are worth today.$20 Gold Coin Value GuideHow much a $20 gold coin is worth — the two types (Saint-Gaudens and Liberty Head), how much gold each contains, key dates, grade, and what drives the price above gold melt value.Morgan Silver Dollar Value GuideHow much a Morgan silver dollar is worth — silver content, key dates and mintmarks (including the 1921 Morgan and Carson City CC dollars), grade, and how value is determined.Peace Silver Dollar Value GuideHow much a Peace silver dollar is worth — silver content, key dates (including the 1921 high relief and 1928), why the 1922 is so common, mintmarks, and grade.Krugerrand Value GuideHow much a Krugerrand is worth — how much gold it contains, why it is 22 karat, the fractional sizes, the silver Krugerrand, and how value tracks the live gold price.

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