US Coin Prices & Values

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U.S. Coin Values

Since 1963, the Greysheet has been the industry standard for the wholesale valuation of United States coinage. We now offer CPG (retail) values as well.
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The Greysheet ID (GSID) is a proprietary numbering system developed by Greysheet to provide a unique, universal identifier for every type of United States coin and currency note.

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What is the GSID?
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The Greysheet ID (GSID) is a proprietary numbering system developed by Greysheet to provide a unique, universal identifier for every type of United States coin and currency note.

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About the Greysheet price guide
What is the GSID?
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The Greysheet ID (GSID) is a proprietary numbering system developed by Greysheet to provide a unique, universal identifier for every type of United States coin and currency note.

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1916 10c Mercury MS FB

Buy Now: $500.00

1941-D 25c MS

Buy Now: $440.00

1923 5c MS

Buy Now: $490.00

1936 50c Gettysburg MS

Buy Now: $975.00

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The Business of Numismatics: September 2026 Greysheet Editor's Letter
The Business of Numismatics: September 2026 Greysheet Editor's Letter
9/7/2026

Outside of the direct trading of coins, our industry has seen some shake up recently on the data and information front.

1893-S Morgan Dollar Realizes $1,181,250 at GreatCollections
1893-S Morgan Dollar Realizes $1,181,250 at GreatCollections
9/4/2026

Brings More Than 50% Over PCGS Price Guide — a Record for the Date in Gem Mint State.

Whitman Publications Win Three 2026 NLG Awards
Whitman Publications Win Three 2026 NLG Awards
8/31/2026

Whitman Brands walked away with a trio of honors during the annual Numismatic Literary Guild awards, held during the American Numismatic Association World's Fair of Money in Pittsburgh.

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