The 10 Coinage of the United States You Need to Know

Flowing Hair Coinage (1794-1795) - The first official U.S. coinage, featuring Liberty with flowing hair.

Draped Bust Coinage (1795-1807) - These coins displayed a more refined portrait of Liberty.

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Seated Liberty Coinage (1837-1891) - Known for the seated Liberty motif on various denominations.

Morgan Silver Dollars (1878-1904, 1921) - The iconic silver dollar featuring Lady Liberty and the eagle.

Walking Liberty Half Dollars (1916-1947) - A favorite among collectors for its elegant design.

Buffalo Nickels (1913-1938) - Featuring a Native American and a bison, a classic in U.S. coinage.

Mercury Dimes (1916-1945) - Known for the winged Liberty head, often mistaken for the Roman god Mercury.

Jefferson Nickels (1938-Present) - The current nickel design featuring Thomas Jefferson.

Kennedy Half Dollars (1964-Present) - Honoring President John F. Kennedy, these coins have seen various compositions.

State Quarters (1999-2008) - A popular series featuring unique designs for each U.S. state, great for collectors.