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Have you ever wondered what all those tiny designs are on coins, what's the difference between coin finishes like proof and uncirculated, how so many coins ended up in space, or what's the meaning of life and why we're really here? Well, you're in luck! We've got answers to some of those questions.

Every month, in Coins Online, the masterful coinsmiths at the United States Mint pour through the historical archives and FAQs to bring you some of the numismatic world's most engaging, MS-70 level content.

So, if you're die-ing to know how coins are made or looking for some light-hearted content to take the reeded edge off of today's news, grab a virtual seat and crack open a cold can of Coins Online.

Guess Who's Back!

Guess who's back. It's Liberty on the Half Dollar! This year, for the first time since 1947, Lady Liberty is featured on a circulating coin. In this month’s issue, you can explore the half dollar’s history, browse Enduring Liberty products, learn how the Mint mints the money, or try some California coin trivia.
May Issue
Party Like It's 1776

This month brings National Coin Week. You probably know all about our amazing lineup of SemiQ Coins & Medals this year. But did you know the Mint has honored America’s birthday before? Check out this month’s issue to explore our 1876, 1926, 1976, and 2026 anniversary collections.
April Issue

To the Revolution!

Check your pocket change! The Revolutionary War Quarter is almost here. This is the third unique portrait of Washington to appear on a circulating quarter. Explore George Washington Quarter history, the Wisconsin $1 Coin, and St. Patrick's Day trivia in this month's newsletter.
March Issue
Classic Coin Renaissance

With some coins changing themes for the first time since the 1940s, there’s a sense of nostalgia in the air for the Nation’s Semiquincentennial. Check out this month’s issue to learn how President Theodore Roosevelt brought about the renaissance that led to so many classic coin designs.
February Issue
Coin Finishes, Defined

Proof, Enhanced, Bullion. What's it all mean? Discover the subtle details that make each coin finish unique and why collectors love them so much. Also this month, explore the 232-year history of the dollar coin and try our presidential coin and medal trivia.
January Issue

Semi... Quincy... Cincinnati?

Everyone knows about a centennial, and most can probably guess a bicentennial, but what is that tricky word for America’s 250th anniversary? Hint: It has nothing to do with the sixth president, but a lot to do with the fourth. Read on to find out.
Holiday Issue
Where No Coin Has Gone Before

The Mint is going where no coin has gone before. Outer space! Well, actually a lot of coins have been there before. So, grab your electrically conductive palladium, golden telescope mirrors, or any old precious metal, and have a read.
October Issue
Are You Privy to These Marks?

Think those tiny symbols on coins are just decorative? Think again. Privy marks have been quietly telling stories for centuries. Are you privy to their secrets? Also this month, get the inside scoop on the Mint's virtual Waiting Room.
September Issue

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