What’s new at Richard’s Coin Corner?
From album upgrades to oddball treasures, this is where the newest coins, tools, and sets land first, before they find a permanent home.
Chinese Gold Pandas – 2021 & 2025
July 13, 2025
Coins: 2021 & 2025 Chinese 3g Gold Pandas
Grade Est.: Brilliant Uncirculated
Status: Customer request, may be available soon
These fractional gold coins are part of the ongoing Panda series, featuring yearly design changes. The 2021 shows a young panda climbing a tree, while the 2025 depicts a panda family with two cubs and a mother among bamboo.
Grade Est.: Brilliant Uncirculated
Status: Customer request, may be available soon
These fractional gold coins are part of the ongoing Panda series, featuring yearly design changes. The 2021 shows a young panda climbing a tree, while the 2025 depicts a panda family with two cubs and a mother among bamboo.
American Women Quarter
July 8, 2025
Dansco American Women Quarter Album
July 8, 2025
Item: Dansco American Women Quarters Album
Condition: New
Price Paid: $41.45
Album to house the American Woman Quarters from 2022 – 2025. The album includes slots to house 80 coins of four types: Philadelphia (P) Mint, Denver (D) Mint, Proof – San Francisco (S) Mint, and Silver Proof – San Francisco (S) Mint.
Condition: New
Price Paid: $41.45
Album to house the American Woman Quarters from 2022 – 2025. The album includes slots to house 80 coins of four types: Philadelphia (P) Mint, Denver (D) Mint, Proof – San Francisco (S) Mint, and Silver Proof – San Francisco (S) Mint.
U.S. Type Set
June 18, 2025
Coin: 3-Cent Nickel (1865)
Grade Est.: MS-63 (raw)
Price Paid: $175
The 3-Cent Nickel was minted from 1865 to 1889 to help address coin shortages following the Civil War. It replaced the unpopular silver 3-cent piece and was made of 75% copper and 25% nickel. All 3-Cent Nickels were minted in Philadelphia.
Grade Est.: MS-63 (raw)
Price Paid: $175
The 3-Cent Nickel was minted from 1865 to 1889 to help address coin shortages following the Civil War. It replaced the unpopular silver 3-cent piece and was made of 75% copper and 25% nickel. All 3-Cent Nickels were minted in Philadelphia.