US Coin Value Guide
Free online lookup for every major US coin series — plus a printable PDF you can take to coin shows, estate sales, and flea markets.
2026 US Coin Values
Quick Reference Guide
A compact, printable reference covering values for every major US coin series — organized by denomination, grade, and key date. Built for collectors, dealers, and anyone who finds old coins and wants to know what they're worth.
- ✓Morgan Silver Dollars (1878–1921) — all grades
- ✓Peace Dollars — key dates & mint marks
- ✓Mercury Dimes — full grade chart
- ✓Lincoln Wheat Pennies — 1909–1958 complete
- ✓Buffalo Nickels — all varieties
- ✓Walking Liberty Half Dollars
- ✓Barber Quarters, Dimes & Half Dollars
- ✓Gold Coins — Double Eagles, Eagles, Half Eagles
- ✓Error coins & doubled dies — what to look for
- ✓Grading guide — Good vs Fine vs Uncirculated
- ✓Where to sell — best options for each coin type
- ✓All 50 State Quarters — collector values
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Quick Reference Guide
Key dates · Where to sell
Free Coin Value Lookup
Click any series to see values by grade, key dates, and mint marks
Morgan Silver Dollar
Walking Liberty Half Dollar
Mercury Dime
Buffalo Nickel (Indian Head)
Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know what my old coins are worth?▾
Start by identifying the coin (denomination, year, mint mark) then check its grade — Good, Fine, or Uncirculated. Use the free lookup above for instant values, or download the PDF guide for a portable reference you can use anywhere.
What makes a coin valuable?▾
Three factors drive coin value: rarity (low mintage or key dates), condition (higher grades = higher value), and demand. A 1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent in Fine condition is worth hundreds — the same coin in Good condition might be worth $50. Key dates and mint marks matter enormously.
Where can I sell valuable coins?▾
For common coins: eBay or local coin shows. For valuable pieces (over $100): a professional numismatist or auction house like Heritage Auctions or Stack's Bowers. Never clean coins — it destroys value. The PDF guide includes a full section on where to sell each coin type.
What's the difference between the free lookup and the PDF?▾
The free lookup covers values for major coin series online. The $2.99 PDF is a printable, portable reference you can take to estate sales, flea markets, and coin shows — with all grades, key dates, grading tips, and where-to-sell guidance in one compact document.
Ready to know what your coins are worth?
Use the free online guide or grab the PDF for offline reference — your choice.