Mechanicsburg, PA – American Mint, LLC President Kevin Sacher is proud to announce that the company’s one millionth U.S. customer has been recorded. Founded in 1998, the company experienced a 40% increase in sales over the past year alone, which allowed it to hit the one millionth customer milestone. “We’re very excited to be able to announce that we’ve now served a million customers in our domestic market,” Sacher stated.

Harrisburg, PA – The National Civil War Museum today announced it will be signing a contract with American Mint for a 150th commemorative Civil War product line. An official announcement will take place at a press conference on Tuesday, July 5, 2011 at 11am at the Museum. American Mint’s one millionth U.S. customer, a Civil War enthusiast, will also be recognized at the press conference.

Mechanicsburg, PA – American Mint, LLC, one of the nation's leading providers of collectible coins, knives, will officially break ground on its new 50,000 square foot warehouse and office facility in Mechanicsburg on Tuesday, July 5, 2011, according to President Kevin Sacher.

Mechanicsburg, PA – In a unique twist on Presidential first pitches, Abraham Lincoln, as portrayed by James Hayney, will throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Harrisburg Senators baseball game at Metro Bank Park on Thursday, July 14, 2011 at 7:00pm.

Mechanicsburg, PA – American Mint, LLC President Kevin Sacher is proud to announce that the company hosted its one millionth customer at its headquarters last week. John Sauvageot, of Rayland, Ohio, was the lucky one millionth nationwide customer. Founded in 1998, the company experienced a 40% increase in sales over the past year alone, which allowed it to hit the one millionth customer milestone earlier than expected.

Mechanicsburg, PA – American Mint, LLC, one the nation's leading provider of collectible coins, knives, is proud to announce last week’s groundbreaking ceremony a “huge success,” according to President Kevin Sacher.

Mechanicsburg, PA – American Mint, LLC President Kevin Sacher proudly announced the release of a new coin produced for the rapidly approaching 125-year anniversary of the formal dedication of the Statue of Liberty. American Mint produced high quality "Proof" coins for the special event, available in solid silver, solid gold, or gold-layered.

Mechanicsburg, PA – American Mint, LLC President Kevin Sacher proudly announced the striking and release of a new coin produced for the 2011 50-year anniversary of the presidential inauguration of John F. Kennedy in 1961. American Mint produced high quality “Proof” coins for the special event, available in both solid gold and solid silver.

Mechanicsburg, PA – American Mint, LLC President Kevin Sacher proudly announced the release of a new coin struck just in time for the holidays. Available exclusively from American Mint, the pure gold Let Freedom Ring 2012 Calendar Coin is exclusively limited to just one available at $30,000. It contains a whopping half pound of solid 24K gold, making it the ultimate holiday gift.

Mechanicsburg, PA – Local collectibles company American Mint, LLC President Kevin Sacher is proud to announce another successful year-end sales for 2011. The economic decline has not slowed the growth rate for the Mechanicsburg-based company.

Mechanicsburg, PA – American Mint, LLC, one of the nation's leading providers of collectible coins, knives, will have its Official Grand Opening ceremony for its new 50,000 square foot warehouse and office facility in Mechanicsburg on Friday according to company President Kevin Sacher.

Mechanicsburg, PA – American Mint, LLC President Kevin Sacher proudly announced that he has signed a new license agreement with the Babe Ruth Estate. The Babe Ruth Estate is dedicated to preserving the legacy of George Herman "Babe" Ruth.

If you’ve been a coin collector for a few years, you probably know a thing or two about how to store a coin collection. You most likely have a system all worked out and keep your coins tucked away in a space where nothing will hurt them. We’re going to spend some time covering the best way to store old coins. If you're completely new to the topic, consider this your starter course. And if you already know a little bit about it, we hope you’ll find out something new!

Have you ever picked up a coin and noticed that it had a different design than normal? It could have been a dollar coin, a quarter or something else entirely.

Pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and more — we interact with them on an almost daily basis. If you’re a coin collector, you spend a lot of time working with them, studying them, and researching them.

Coin collecting is a time-honored pursuit that people have enjoyed for decades and even centuries. Countless people, generation after generation, agree that there’s something special about hunting down a rare or valuable coin and finally finding it, after sometimes years of searching.

Have you ever wondered what the different parts of a coin are called, and how they all work together to create the complete coin? As a casual user of coins, this might not be a question that’s ever crossed your mind, and truthfully, there would be little reason to wonder. But as a curious numismatist, these are the types of questions that may begin to interest you.

Are you interested in the fascinating world of collectible coins and precious metals? If so, you’re in good company. The world is full of collectors, enthusiasts, and individuals like you who are passionate about the intricacies and details of coin collecting.

Have you come into what you believe to be a rare coin recently? If so, your first question will likely be the obvious one — how much is this coin worth? It’s the first question most of us would ask, but unfortunately, it isn’t always simple to answer. Many different factors go into finding the value of rare coins, such as the year, the condition, the materials and the volume of the same coins that the government distributed in the first place.

While it can be a little complicated to answer the question of how to find the value of old coins, it's not impossible. With a little background knowledge and experience behind you, almost anyone can arrive at a fairly reasonable estimate of any rare coin’s value. Today, we want to walk you through this process and explain how to tell if a coin is valuable or not. By sticking with this guide, you should have no difficulty finding any rare coin’s value, within a reasonable margin of error.