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Welcome to the NGC Online Population Report! Numismatic Guaranty Corporation provides this information as a service to members - both collectors and numismatic professionals. The online report will be updated weekly on Mondays to offer the latest figures for coins graded by NGC.

Important Notes

Last Updated 1/5/2009

US Coin Population World Coin Population

Colonials, Half Cents & Cents MS PF Early American Coin & Tokens MS PF Liberty Cap Half Cents (1793-1797) MS PF Draped Bust Half Cents (1800-1808) MS PF Classic Head Half Cents (1809-1836) MS PF Braided Hair Half Cents (1840-1857) MS PF Flowing Hair Cents (1793) MS PF Liberty Cap Cents 1793-1796) MS PF Draped Bust Cents (1796-1807) MS PF Classic Head Cents (1808-1814) MS PF Coronet Head Cents (1816-1857) MS PF Flying Eagle Cents (1856-1858) MS PF Indian Cents (1859-1909) MS PF Lincoln Cents (1909-Date) Two & Three Cents MS PF Shield Two Cents (1864-1873) MS PF Three Cent Silvers (1851-1873) MS PF Three Cent Nickels (1865-1889) Nickels MS PF Shield Five Cents (1866-1883) MS PF Liberty Head Five Cents (1883-1913) MS PF Buffalo Five Cents (1913-1938) MS PF Jefferson Five Cents (1938-Date) Half Dimes & Dimes MS PF Early Half Dimes (1792-1837) MS PF Liberty Seated Half Dimes (1837-1873) MS PF Early Dimes (1796-1837) MS PF Liberty Seated Dimes (1837-1891) MS PF Barber Dimes (1892-1916) MS PF Mercury Dimes (1916-1945) MS PF Roosevelt Dimes (1946-Date) Twenty Cents & Quarters MS PF Twenty Cents (1875-1878) MS PF Early Quarters (1796-1838) MS PF Liberty Seated Quarters (1838-1891) MS PF Barber Quarters (1892-1916) MS PF Standing Liberty Quarters (1916-1930) MS PF Washington Quarters (1932-1998) MS PF Statehood Quarters (1999-2008) Half Dollars MS PF Early Halves (1794-1839) MS PF Liberty Seated Half Dollars (1839-1891) MS PF Barber Half Dollars (1892-1915) MS PF Walking Liberty Half Dollars (1916-1947) MS PF Franklin Half Dollars (1948-1963) MS PF Kennedy Half Dollars (1964-Date) Dollars MS PF Early Dollars (1794-1804) MS PF Gobrecht Dollars (1836-1839) MS PF Liberty Seated Dollars (1840-1873) MS PF Trade Dollars (1873-1885) MS PF Morgan Dollars (1878-1921) MS PF Peace Dollars (1921-1935) MS PF Ike Dollars (1971-1978) MS PF Susan B. Anthony Dollars (1979-1999) MS PF Sacagawea Dollars (2000-Date) MS PF Presidential Dollars (2007-Date) Gold MS PF Gold Dollars (1849-1889) MS PF Early $2.50 (1796-1834) MS PF Classic Head $2.50 (1834-1839) MS PF Liberty Head $2.50 (1840-1907) MS PF Indian Head $2.50 (1908-1929) MS PF Three Dollar Gold (1854-1889) MS PF Four Dollar Stella (1879-1880) MS PF Draped Bust $5 (1795-1807) MS PF Capped Bust $5 (1807-1834) MS PF Classic Head $5 (1834-1838) MS PF Liberty Head $5 (1839-1908) MS PF Indian Head $5 (1908-1929) MS PF Draped Bust $10 (1795-1804) MS PF Liberty Head $10 (1838-1907) MS PF Indian Head $10 (1907-1933) MS PF Liberty Head $20 (1850-1907) MS PF St. Gaudens $20 (1907-1933) Commemoratives MS PF Silver Commemoratives (1892-1954) MS PF Gold Commemoratives (1903-1926) MS PF Modern Commemoratives (1982-Date) MS PF First Spouse Gold $10 (2007-Date) American Eagles & Bullion Issues MS PF Gold Eagles (1986-Date) MS PF Silver Eagles (1986-Date) MS PF Platinum Eagles (1997-Date) MS PF Gold Buffaloes (2006-Date) Territorial Issues & Confederate States MS PF Territorials MS PF California Fractional Gold MS PF Confederate States of America Patterns & Trial Coins MS PF Patterns & Trial Coins American Overseas Territories MS PF Hawaii MS PF Philippines Under U.S. Sovereignty Tokens and Medals MS PF So-Called Dollars MS PF United States Mint Medals (1792-Date) MS PF Hard Times Tokens

Please be advised of the following important notes.

The utilization of this report as a tool for assessing the population and value of certified numismatic coins in any character or grade is unreliable. The following characteristics inherent in the marketplace undermine the accuracy of this report:

1. Inexpensive coins which are not generally submitted for certification may appear scarce but are not.
2. Numismatic coin certification services are predominantly utilized for higher grade coins.
3. Certified coins are often removed from their holders without notice to the grading service. Therefore, computer tallies utilized to provide population reports may be misleading.
4. Rarity is only one factor which must be weighed in determining the market value of a numismatic coin.

Numismatic Guaranty Corporation of America encourages all coin collectors to seek the counsel of qualified numismatists familiar with the certified coin marketplace before making any purchase based on this report.