Author: Real Deals
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Copper vs Zinc Penny U.S. Mint’s switch from solid copper to a zinc-core penny (post-1982) unexpectedly boosted the value and demand for both the classic Wheat Penny (1909–1958) and the copper-composition Lincoln Memorial cents (1959–1982). With the growing likelihood that the U.S. penny will be discontinued entirely within the next decade, I explain why copper…
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Listia Auction Strategy: How the 21-Day Treasure Unlock Format Maximizes Bids and Engagement If you’re looking to master a Listia auction strategy that drives higher bids, more watchers, and longer engagement, the 21-Day Treasure Unlock Auction model is one of the most effective formats emerging right now. This approach combines gamification, tiered rewards, and collectible…
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Canada Coins Mat States This Canada Coin Calculator post provides an overview of the Canadian Coin Roll Hunting Mat, showcasing a variety of dates, insights, and resources to inform and inspire readers about coin investment. Canadian Coin Roll Hunting Mat | Professional Collector Record 🇨🇦 Canadian Coin Roll Hunting Mat Professional Collector Log — Denomination…
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Mercari’s Seller Reviews Mercari Sellers Beware: No Support, Endless Buyer Scams, and a $200 Protection Cap That Leaves You Exposed – Trust Is Dead Mercari Seller Warning: No Support, Endless Scams – Why Trust Is Impossible SELLER BEWARE Why Mercari Is a Dangerous Platform for Sellers: No Support, Endless Scams The hard truth about selling…
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The Washington Sliver Quarter If you’re a coin collector — or just someone who keeps an eye on silver value — you already know that 1964 was the final year for 90% silver Washington quarters. After that, the U.S. Mint switched to clad. That makes every 1964 quarter special. But one with no mint mark…
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Silver Coins to Troy Ounces: A Collector’s Guide 🏛️ Silver Coins & Troy Ounces: How Many to Make an Ounce? A practical guide for collectors, stackers, and the curious — updated March 2026 If you’re new to collecting silver coins, one of the first questions is: “How many coins do I need to have one…
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The First Memorial: 1959 Lincoln Penny The First Memorial A Collector’s Deep Dive into the 1959 Lincoln Penny 1959: A Centennial & A New Era The year 1959 marked the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth. To honor this, the U.S. Mint retired the classic wheat ears reverse design (1909-1958) and introduced the Lincoln Memorial.…
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MPMGC Prime First Time Emergency Blankets (4 Pack) Review MPMGC Prime First Time Emergency Blankets (4 Packs) 63″ x 83″ Survival Grade, 12 Micron Thickness Essential Protection When You Need It Most | 4-Pack Survival Grade Blankets MPMGC Prime Emergency Blanket (4 Pack) – Survival Grade, 63″x83″, 12 Micron Be prepared for any situation with…
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Wheat penny chronicles · 1909–1958 THE WHEAT PENNY 1909 – 1958 • every year, every mint “From wheat ears to copper memories” Designed by Victor David Brenner, the Lincoln Wheat cent replaced the Indian Head in 1909. The reverse features two durum wheat stalks — a symbol of prosperity. Minted for half a century, it…