The coin market has exploded in recent years. 5 billion by 2030. With values skyrocketing and new discoveries happening regularly, now's the perfect time to examine those coins you've been ignoring.

Could that dusty jar of pennies in the kitchen drawer hold a small fortune? The answer for many casual collectors and curious finders alike lies in one humble yet historically rich coin: the Lincoln ...

It is time to break out the change jars and go treasure hunting folks.

Discover the complete 1944 penny error list, including rare steel pennies, D/S mint mark varieties, doubled dies, off-center ...

The cost of producing the penny has increased from 1.42 cents to 3.69 cents per coin over the last decade, according to the ...

The U.S. Treasury Department stopped producing pennies. What does this mean for collectors and the value of the penny? Here's ...

While the penny is no longer being produced, the grimy, circular piece of copper and zinc is getting the last laugh. Less ...

The penny might soon be gone, but not forgotten. This family's patriarch instilled a fondness for wheat pennies in its ...

Wondering whether you have any valuable pennies? Specific years, designs, and initials play a role in determining whether ...

Only about 20 of these rare coins exist today. If you find a copper-colored 1943 penny, test it with a magnet first—steel ...

The U.S. has ended production of the penny after 232 years, closing a chapter in American history and sparking debate over ...

Spoiler alert: Your pennies may not be worth much more than the aforementioned freebies. That is, of course, dependent on a few engraved features: the year, wheat sheaves, and, if you’re lucky, three ...