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The highest denomination among regular U.S. coins, featuring historically significant designs.

Draped Bust Dollar

Draped Bust Dollar

Years: 1795-1804

Features Liberty with draped bust design by Gilbert Stuart.

Flowing Hair Dollar

Flowing Hair Dollar

Years: 1794-1795

The first silver dollar issued by the U.S. Mint.

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Ike Dollar

Ike Dollar

Years: 1971-1978

Honoring President Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Liberty Seated Dollar

Liberty Seated Dollar

Years: 1840-1873

Features seated Liberty design by Christian Gobrecht.

Morgan Dollar

Morgan Dollar

Years: 1878-1921

Most collected U.S. silver dollar series.

Peace Dollar

Peace Dollar

Years: 1921-1935

Commemorates peace following World War I.

A denomination with a rich history of beautiful designs and important varieties.

Barber Half Dollar

Barber Half Dollar

Years: 1892-1915

Designed by Chief Engraver Charles E. Barber.

Capped Bust Half Dollar

Capped Bust Half Dollar

Years: 1807-1839

Features Liberty with a cap design.

Draped Bust Half Dollar

Draped Bust Half Dollar

Years: 1796-1807

Early American half dollar design.

First U.S. half dollar design.

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Franklin Half Dollar

Franklin Half Dollar

Years: 1948-1963

Features Benjamin Franklin and Liberty Bell.

Kennedy Half Dollar

Kennedy Half Dollar

Years: 1964-Present

Commemorates President John F. Kennedy.

Features seated Liberty design.

One of the most beautiful U.S. coin designs.

Essential small silver denominations from early America to modern times.

Barber Dime

Barber Dime

Years: 1892-1916

Classic design by Chief Engraver Charles E. Barber.

Bust Half Dime

Bust Half Dime

Years: 1829-1837

Features Capped Bust design on smaller planchet.

Capped Bust Dime

Capped Bust Dime

Years: 1809-1837

Early American dime design by John Reich.

Capped Bust Half Dime

Capped Bust Half Dime

Years: 1829-1837

Last series of Capped Bust half dimes.

Draped Bust Dime

Draped Bust Dime

Years: 1796-1807

Early dime design featuring Liberty with draped bust.

Draped Bust Half Dime

Draped Bust Half Dime

Years: 1796-1805

Early half dime with Draped Bust design.

Flowing Hair Half Dime

Flowing Hair Half Dime

Years: 1794-1795

First U.S. half dime design.

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Liberty Seated Dime

Liberty Seated Dime

Years: 1837-1891

Long-running series featuring seated Liberty.

Last half dime design before denomination ended.

Mercury Dime

Mercury Dime

Years: 1916-1945

Popular design featuring Liberty in winged cap.

Roosevelt Dime

Roosevelt Dime

Years: 1946-Present

Current dime design honoring FDR.

Five-cent pieces that replaced the silver half dime.

Buffalo Nickel

Buffalo Nickel

Years: 1913-1938

Iconic design featuring Native American and buffalo.

Jefferson Nickel

Jefferson Nickel

Years: 1938-Present

Current nickel design featuring Thomas Jefferson.

Liberty Nickel

Liberty Nickel

Years: 1883-1913

Features Liberty head design by Charles E. Barber.

Shield Nickel

Shield Nickel

Years: 1866-1883

First five-cent nickel coin with shield design.

The smallest denominations of early American coinage, featuring some of the longest-running designs.

Braided Hair Cent

Braided Hair Cent

Years: 1839-1857

Final design of the large cent series.

Braided Hair Half Cent

Braided Hair Half Cent

Years: 1840-1857

Last of the half cent series.

Classic Head Cent

Classic Head Cent

Years: 1808-1814

Short-lived early cent design.

Classic Head Half Cent

Classic Head Half Cent

Years: 1809-1836

Features Liberty with classical headband.

Coronet Head Cent

Coronet Head Cent

Years: 1816-1839

Also known as Matron Head Cent.

Draped Bust Cent

Draped Bust Cent

Years: 1796-1807

Early American large cent design.

Draped Bust Half Cent

Draped Bust Half Cent

Years: 1800-1808

Early copper half cent design.

First U.S. cent design, one year only.

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Flying Eagle Cent

Flying Eagle Cent

Years: 1856-1858

First small-sized cent.

Indian Cent

Indian Cent

Years: 1859-1909

Popular small cent design featuring Liberty in Indian headdress.

Liberty Cap Half Cent

Liberty Cap Half Cent

Years: 1793-1797

Early American half cent design.

Lincoln Cent (Modern)

Lincoln Cent (Modern)

Years: 1959-Present

Features Lincoln Memorial reverse design.

First Lincoln cent design with wheat ears reverse.

Unique small-denomination coins from the mid-19th century.

Three Cent Nickel

Three Cent Nickel

Years: 1865-1889

Three-cent piece in nickel composition.

Three Cent Silver

Three Cent Silver

Years: 1851-1873

Tiny silver three-cent piece known as “trime”.

Two Cent

Two Cent

Years: 1864-1873

First coin to bear the motto “IN GOD WE TRUST”.

Including the short-lived twenty-cent piece and the enduring quarter dollar.

Barber Quarter

Barber Quarter

Years: 1892-1916

Classic design by Chief Engraver Charles E. Barber.

Capped Bust Quarter

Capped Bust Quarter

Years: 1815-1838

Early quarter featuring Capped Bust design.

Draped Bust Quarter

Draped Bust Quarter

Years: 1796-1807

First U.S. quarter design.

Liberty Seated Quarter

Liberty Seated Quarter

Years: 1838-1891

Long-running series with seated Liberty design.

Beautiful design featuring standing Liberty figure.

Twenty Cent

Twenty Cent

Years: 1875-1878

Short-lived denomination similar to quarter.

Washington Quarter

Washington Quarter

Years: 1932-1998

Classic design featuring George Washington.

Popular series featuring designs for all 50 states.

Series featuring national parks and sites.

Quarters honoring D.C. and U.S. territories.

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