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Most valuable Half Cent US Coins
Half Cents
Liberty Cap - Head Left (1793)
Liberty Cap, Head Right (1794-97)
Draped Bust (1800-08)
Classic Head (1809-36)
Braided Hair (1840-57)
Large Cents
Flowing Hair, Chain Rev (1793)
Flowing Hair, Wreath Rev (1793)
Liberty Cap (1793-96)
Draped (1796-1807)
Classic (1808-14)
Matron (1816-39)
Braided Hair (1839-57)
Small Cents
Flying Eagle (1856-58)
Indian (1859-1909)
Lincoln Wheat Ear (1909-58)
Lincoln Memorial (1959-Date)






Two Cents
Two Cents (1864-73)
Most Valuable Three Cents
Silver (1851-73)
Nickel (1865-89)
Most Valuable Half Dimes
Flowing Hair (1794-95)
Draped (1796-1805)
Capped  (1829-37)
Seated (1837-73)
Nickels
Shield (1866-83)
V Nickel (1883-1913)
Buffalo  (1913-1938)
Jefferson (1938-Date)
Dimes
Draped (1796-1807)
Capped (1809-37)
Seated (1837-91)
Barber (1892-1916)
Mercury (1916-45)
Roosevelt (1946-Date)
Quarters
Twenty Cents (1875-78)
Draped (1796-1807)
Capped (1815-37)
Seated (1838-91)
Barber (1892-1916) New 14' Update
Standing (1916-30)
Washington (1932-Date)
State Quarters (1999-Date)
Half Dollars
Flowing Hair (1794-95)
Draped (1796-1807)
Capped (1807-36)
Reeded Edge Capped (1836-39)
Seated Liberty (1839-91)
Barber (1892-1915)
Walking Liberty (1916-47)
Franklin (1948-63)
Kennedy (1964-Date)
Large Dollars
Flowing Hair (1794-95)
Draped Bust (1794-1804)
Gobrecht (1936-39)
Seated Liberty (1835-73)
Trade (1873-85)
Morgan (1878-1921)
Peace (1921-1935)
Eisenhower (1971-78)
Small Dollars
Susan B. Anthony (1979-99)
Sacagawea (2000-Date)
Presidential (2007-Date)
Platinum Eagles
$10 Platinum Eagle (1997-Date)
$25 Platinum Eagle (1997-Date)
$50 Platinum Eagle (1997-Date)
$100 Platinum Eagle (1997-Date)
$1 Gold Coins
Liberty Type 1 $1 Gold (1849-54)
Indian Princess, Small Gold $1 (1854-56)
Indian Princess, Large $1 Gold (1856-89)
$2.50 Gold Quarter Eagles
Capped Right $2.50 (1796-1807)
Capped  Left $2.50 (1821-34)
Classic $2.50 (1834-39)
Liberty $2.50 (1840-1907)
Indian $2.50 (1908-29)

$3 Gold Princess
Indian Head $3 Gold (1854-89)






$4 Gold Stella
$4 Gold Stella (1879-80)
$5 Gold Coins
Capped Right, $5 (1795-1807)
Capped Bust Left $5 (1807-34)
Classic $5 (1834-38)
Liberty  No Motto $5 (1839-1866)
Liberty  Motto $5 (1866-1908)
Indian  $5 (1908-29)
$10 Gold Coins
Capped Right $10 (1795-97)
Liberty, No Motto $10 (1838-1866)
Liberty $10  Motto (1866-1907)
Indian $10  (1907-33)
$20 Gold Coins
Liberty No Motto $20 (1850-60)
Liberty Head Motto $20 (1861-1907)
Saint-Gaudens $20 (1907-33)
American Silver Eagles
Silver Eagle (1986-Date)
American Eagle Gold Bullion
$5 Tenth-Ounce (1986-Date)
$10 Quarter-Ounce (1986-Date
$25 Half-Ounce (1986-Date)
$50 One-Ounce (1986-Date)







Gold Buffalo
$50 Buffalo Ounce Gold (2008-Date)
Most valuable Large Cent US Coins
Most valuable Small Cent US Coins
Most valuable 2 Cent US Coins
Most valuable US 3 Cent nickel silver US Coins
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Most valuable dime US Coins
Most valuable Quarter US Coins
Most valuable Half Dollar US Coins
Most valuable Dollar US Coins
Most valuable Small Dollar US Coins
Most valuable $1 gold US Coins
Most valuable $2.50 gold US Coins
Most valuable $4 gold US Coins
Most valuable $5 US gold coins
Most valuable $10 gold US Coins
Most valuable $20 Gold US Coins
Most valuable Silver Eagle US Coins
Most valuable Buffalo Eagle US Coins
Most valuable Platinum Eagle US Coins
Most valuable $3 US gold coins
Most valuable Gold Eagle US Coins
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Small Cents
Two Cent Shield
Three Cents
Nickels
Half Dimes
Dimes
Twenty Cent
Quarters
Half Dollars
One Dollars

Small Dollars
Susan B. Anthony
Sacagawea
Presidential Dollars

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All coins listed are certified and graded coins by the thrid party grading services as follow: PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service), NGC Numismatic Guarantee Corporation. It's these two services that realize the highest values for certified coins and PCGS leads in housing the most valuable coins in the world, in their holders.

These two services almost single handedly created the high end coin market and the subsequent values of these high grade, ultra rarities, followed. However, I urge collectors to buy the coin and not the holder's label since no company is 100% accurate or consistant and coin grading is subjective at best.