A coin can be worth a ton of money -- a pretty penny, one might say -- if it's rare and has enough historical significance.

When you think of coins that are worth more than a pretty penny, you likely think of coins that bear the faces of ancient ...

The sharp rise in value relates to the production year of the Australian 50-cent piece ... very few 50c coins were minted in that specific year. 'They only made one million of these coins in ...

One-cent coins tend to cost more to produce than they are worth, and the process of production is hugely damaging to the environment. Despite these drawbacks, many countries – including the US and UK ...

Calls to drop the cent coin are hardly new, especially in the fiat currency age that has seen the dollar’s value plunge. The penny ... fretting that “we keep minting pennies because no one uses the ...

And just recently, we saw a penny ... cleans a coin valued at £1,000. Then shortly after, he said: "Did you know about the New Pence 2p coin worth £1,000? Don't worry though this one is 1971 ...

One of the most significant ways to honor Kennedy’s legacy has been through the issuance of iconic 50-cent coins with his image. Such is the case of the coins minted in 1964, with the ...

In 1985, only one million 50 cent coins were ... Numismatist Michael McCauley told his TikTok viewers that 50 cent coins with particular defects could be worth hundreds of dollars.

The penny may seem like a harmless coin. But few things symbolize our national dysfunction more than the inability to stop minting this worthless currency. Supported by Few things symbolize our ...

The coins can be worth up to 80 times their face value for one simple reason. Victorian coin collector Michael McCauley told Aussies to “keep an eye out” for 50 cent coins that were produced in 1985.