US Coin & Bill Value Guides
Honest value references built from the Note ID catalog — what your notes and coins actually sell for, by grade.
1957 Silver Certificate Value: What a $1 Blue Seal Is Really Worth
1957, 1957A and 1957B $1 silver certificate values by grade, star note premiums, and which serial numbers are worth more — real numbers, no hype.
1935 Silver Certificate Value: A–H Series, HAWAII & North Africa Notes
1935 $1 silver certificate values by grade for every series letter — plus the HAWAII, North Africa, and experimental R/S notes worth $50 to $850.
Star Note Value Guide: Which Replacement Notes Are Actually Worth Money
What the star in a serial number means, how run size decides value, and how to look up whether your star note is a common one or a $100+ scarce run.
1976 $2 Bill Value: Is Your Bicentennial Two Worth More Than $2?
What a 1976 $2 bill is really worth by condition, which star notes and serial numbers carry premiums, and how red seal $2 bills compare.
Fancy Serial Numbers on Dollar Bills: Every Pattern and What It Pays
Solid, ladder, radar, repeater, binary, low serial — how to read your bill's serial number, which patterns collectors pay for, and realistic price ranges.
Wheat Penny Value: What Lincoln Wheat Cents Are Really Worth (1909-1958)
Most wheat pennies are worth 2-5 cents. The key dates are worth hundreds to thousands. Full value chart by grade, the 6 dates to check first, and how to spot them.
Buffalo Nickel Value: What Your Indian Head Nickel Is Worth (1913-1938)
Dateless buffalo nickels are worth about 50 cents. Dated ones start at $1-6, and the 1937-D 3-legged variety is worth $550+. Value chart by grade and the varieties to check.
Bicentennial Quarter Value: Worth Millions? Here's the Honest Answer
No, your 1776-1976 quarter is almost certainly worth 25 cents. Here's why the 'worth millions' headlines are clickbait, and the three real exceptions: 40% silver, gems, and errors.
Morgan Silver Dollar Value: Every One Is Worth $28+. Some Are Worth Thousands.
Morgan dollars are 90% silver, so even the most common has a real floor price. Value chart by grade, the Carson City premium, and the key dates worth $900 to $180,000.
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