Washington Bicentennial Quarters 40% Silver (1975-1976)ĥ0 States and Territories Quarters (1999-2008)Īmerica The Beautiful Quarters (2010-2021) Washington Bicentennial Quarters (1975-1976) Washington Quarters Clad (1965 - Present) Jefferson 'Return to Monticello' Nickels (2006 - Present) Jefferson Westward Journey Nickels (2004-2005) Jefferson Silver Wartime Nickels (1942-1945) Nickel Three Cent Three Cents (1865-1889) Lincoln Shield Cent Small Cents (2010-Present) Lincoln Memorial Cent Small Cents (1959-1982) Lincoln Wheat Cent Small Cents (1909-1958) Current Precious and Base Metal Bullion Spot Prices:Ĭoronet Liberty Head Large Cents (1816-1839)īraided Hair Liberty Head Large Cents (1839-1857)įlying Eagle Cent Small Cents (1856-1858) Also, the numismatic values for gold and silver coins on USA Coin Book, are now 'pegged' to the daily market exchange rates of gold and silver and the prices will update accordingly and regularly when the market prices change. If you would like to view the numismatic values of these coins, just click on the link next to the coin type to be taken to the numismatic price charts and view additional data about each coin. The information here is educational and is just showing you what type of metals are used to make these coins and how much that metal is worth in an intrinsic point of view. Click here to view our coin melt value calculators to calculate the melt value of your coins.Ī few important notes I should make is that melting coins is illegal and we do NOT endorse it. This page will show you the melt value of every US coin type, including modern clad composite coins as well. Even if you have a totally ruined coin, it's metal content is still worth something, especially if it is made out of precious rare metals like gold, silver and platinum. The melt value of a coin is basically what the metal of the coin is worth if you were to melt the coins down.

As of late, the prices of copper, silver and especially gold have increased by huge amounts, which have a major impact on the worth of the coin. Much of the prices on our site are based on numismatic values, which are frequently worth many times more than the intrinsic metal value of the coin itself. US Coin Melt Values Current Intrinsic Metal Value of Coins

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