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08/31/2026

CoinHub is featuring Arena Club’s newest product: Coin Blind Boxes! Choose from boxes featuring U.S., World, or Ancient Coins, with options priced at $100, $250, and $1,000. Every box is a surprise, giving collectors the chance to uncover an exciting piece of history!

Use code COINHUB to receive 10% off your first box!

08/26/2026

BREAKING: A real 2026 President Donald J. Trump $1 coin with a previously undisclosed JULY 4th privy mark has surfaced in an Advanced Delivery roll. CAC Grading identifies it as the discovery coin and says limited privy pieces will accompany the September 2 release. The Mint's public specifications still say "Privy Mark: None," so this is developing news. CoinHub separates what is confirmed from what collectors still need the Mint to answer.

Read the developing story:

A July 4th privy-mark 2026 Trump dollar has surfaced in an Advanced Delivery roll. See what is confirmed, what the Mint lists, and what remains unknown

08/21/2026

5 Silver Eagles for $17.50, 10 Silver eagles for $35 and that’s just the start. Tune in for a great time!

08/13/2026

The U.S. Mint has posted official release details for the 2026 President Donald J. Trump $1 coin rolls and bags. CoinHub's neutral guide covers the September 2 sale time, current prices and limits, product numbers, specifications, design, and what collectors should verify before ordering.

https://www.coinhubmedia.com/s/stories/2026-trump-dollar-coin-release-date-price/

08/11/2026

Broadstrike coin error guide from CoinHub: how to tell a true out-of-collar broadstrike from off-center strikes, dryer coins, and edge damage.

Learn how to spot a broadstrike coin error, compare it with off-center strikes and damage, and check diameter, edge detail, and full design

08/11/2026

Soft details do not always mean a coin is worn. CoinHub explains how to compare luster, high points, protected areas, and opposite-side weakness before buying or grading.

Soft details do not always mean a coin is worn. Use luster, high points, protected areas, and opposite-side weakness to separate a weak strike from circulation wear

08/11/2026

Fine bright lines on a coin are not always the same problem. CoinHub explains how to separate raised die-polish lines from incuse cleaning hairlines before buying, grading, or selling.

Learn how to tell die polish lines from cleaning hairlines on coins using light angle, luster, raised vs incuse clues, and grading-risk checks

08/11/2026

A shiny coin is not always a Proof. CoinHub explains how collectors can separate Proof coins from prooflike business strikes before buying, grading, or selling.

08/11/2026

Peeling or missing planchet metal may be a lamination error, but scratches, corrosion, die cracks, and ordinary damage can look similar. CoinHub's guide shows what collectors should check.

Learn how to spot a lamination error coin, compare peeling metal with damage, and decide whether a planchet flaw is worth grading

08/11/2026

Could the five-cent nickel change composition? CoinHub explains what the Common Cents Act would authorize, what remains unchanged, and which details collectors should watch before treating any proposal as final.

The nickel could get a zinc core under the Common Cents Act. See what passed, what has not changed, and what collectors should know before saving coins