Might the coins residing in jars and drawers be silently losing value day by day? That question has become more urgent with the U.S. Mint striking its last batch of pennies after a 232-year run.

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Once you've decided to invest in gold, it's important to decide exactly how you want to make your investment. There are ways to own gold without physically owning gold bars or coins — for example, ...

To exchange your coins for cash, you can either visit your bank or credit union, use a Coinstar machine, or roll the coins yourself. The key is choosing the right method based on how much time you ...

Coin collecting has been a much enjoyed hobby for enthusiasts for many years, but it could also be a profitable business. When collectors are in need of a particular coin to complete their collection, ...

Coinstar’s self-service kiosks — usually lurking in grocery stores — let you dump your loose change for cash, gift cards or charity. The machines count the coins and spit out a voucher, but the cash ...