If you're hunting for treasure, you don't have to find the undersea wreckage of a 16th-century Spanish galleon to strike it rich. Some of the little metal disks in your coin jar or piggy bank might be ...

(NEXSTAR) — A quick check of your piggy bank or car cupholder may reveal a relatively standard stash of coins: pennies, dimes, quarters, a car wash token. While it may not amount to much at the outset ...

Coin hunters know that older American currency can be worth a fortune in the right condition, especially if the coin is graded (or in gradeworthy condition). U.S. dimes have been minted since 1796, ...

If you have a jar of change hanging around your home, you may want to take a second look at the coins inside. We all know how $2 bills, $1 bills or pennies may be worth more than their face value. But ...

Chesley McNeil explains why rare dimes like the 1894-S Barber dime, pre-1965 silver dimes and mint-error coins could be worth big money.