Coin roll hunting is the modern-day treasure hunt for collectors. Learn what it is, how to start, and the best tips for finding silver and rare coins in rolls.

Coin roll hunting for silver? Learn which U.S. coins still show up in bank rolls, how to spot them by date and edge, and tips for finding 90% and 40% silver.

Improper storage can ruin a coin’s value. Learn the best ways to protect your collection from scratches, spots, and unwanted toning with safe holders and tips.

The U.S. Mint’s State Quarters program was one of the most popular coin series ever, but despite the hype, most of these coins aren’t worth more than face value. Coin shops regularly see full sets brought in, yet unless they’re silver proofs or graded at the highest levels, dealers simply aren’t buying. Learn why State Quarters are fun to collect but rarely valuable — and what exceptions to look out for.

The U.S. penny costs more to make than it’s worth—and its usefulness in circulation has dwindled. Discover why America may soon retire its one-cent coin and what that means for everyday transactions.

Think you might have silver coins in your pocket change? Learn the quick ways to spot U.S. coins made of silver by date, edge color, weight, and more.

You might be carrying treasure without even knowing it! From rare error coins to older designs pulled from circulation decades ago, some everyday change can be worth hundreds or even thousands. Learn what to look for before you spend it.

A type set is one of the most exciting and customizable ways to collect coins — instead of hunting every date and mint mark, you collect one example of each major design. It’s a perfect mix of variety, history, and flexibility. Whether you focus on U.S. coins, world coins, or just one denomination, type sets can fit any budget and skill level.

Not every coin listed online is the real deal. Discover the key steps to spotting counterfeits, protecting your collection, and buying with confidence.