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New to coin collecting? Want to know more about old coins and paper money?


CoinSite features a world-class compilation of numismatic information, coin and paper money prices, history, images, articles, opinions, questions and answers – all dealing with old and rare coins and paper money. This wealth of information has been assembled over a period of some 35+ years by two collector/coin dealers. Putting it all together for you on CoinSite has truly been a “labor of love” for us. Please explore and enjoy. 

1858-Flying-Eagle-Cent-210Don’t know the difference between a Peace or a Morgan silver dollar? Want to know all about Lincoln cents, Mercury dimes, U.S. paper money, silver certificates or why old coins are not necessarily valuable? Learn all this and more about coins and collecting right here. You’ll find the history, values and story behind all U.S. coin types made since the U.S. Mint first struck coins in 1793. There’s also a numismatic FAQ, a “What’s it Worth?” section for coin values and paper money values, hundreds of spectacular images of some unusually special copper, silver and gold coins, as well as a huge archive of the Coin Doc’s Answers to search or browse. It’s not only informative, it’s fun! 


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