United States coins use the NGC Price Guide cell for the printed grade and the median of auction sales for that grade. Current asks are eBay listings, not sales. A grade without its own NGC cell stays empty.
United States
Mapped United States coins open onto an NGC Price Guide cell and auction sales for the printed grade. A grade without its own NGC cell stays empty.
US · One Dollar
1878–1921
Each business-strike date and mint is MS65. Tail-feather varieties are separate coins. VAM, Hit List, Top 100, and GSA rows are not included.
US · One Dollar
1921–1935
Each date and mint is MS65. The 1921 high relief is its own coin.
US · One Dollar
1971–1978
Each business-strike date and mint is MS65. Philadelphia and Denver coins are clad. San Francisco silver coins are 40% silver. The 1776-1976 Type 1 and Type 2 are separate coins.
US · One Dollar
1979–1999
Each business-strike date and mint is MS65. These dollars are copper-nickel clad. The 1979-P narrow rim and wide rim are separate coins.
US · One Dollar
2000–2026
Each business-strike date and mint is MS65. These dollars are manganese-brass. Native American reverses, including the 1776-2026 Polly Cooper dollar, the Cheerios dollar, the mule, and missing edge lettering are named on the coin.
US · One Dollar
2007–2020
Each business-strike president, date, and mint is MS65. These dollars are manganese-brass. Missing edge lettering and doubled edge lettering are separate coins.
US · One Cent
1909–2025
Each business-strike date and mint from 1909 through 2025 is MS65. Wheat, Memorial, the four 2009 bicentennial reverses, and the Shield reverse are named on the coin. Brown, red-brown, and red are separate coins when NGC lists them. 1982 is bronze or copper-plated zinc, as marked, and later cents are copper-plated zinc. The 1909-S VDB page stays VF30, which has no NGC cell.
US · Five Cents
1913–1938
Each date and mint is a plain MS65. Type 1, Type 2, and the three-legged coin are separate. Proofs are not included.
US · Five Cents
1938–2025
Each business-strike date and mint is a plain MS65. Full steps are not included. War nickels are 35% silver. The 1942 copper-nickel coins stay copper-nickel.
US · Dime
1916–1945
Each date and mint is a plain MS65. Full bands are a different designation and are not mixed into this price.
US · Dime
1946–2025
Each date and mint is MS65. Coins through 1964 are 90% silver. Later dimes are clad, except the 1996-W, which is 90% silver.
US · Quarter
1932–2025
Each business-strike date and mint through 2025 is MS65. Coins through 1964 are 90% silver. Later quarters are clad. The 1776-1976-S silver quarter is 40% silver. State, territorial, America the Beautiful, Crossing the Delaware, and American Women reverses are named on the coin.
US · Half Dollar
1916–1947
Each date and mint is MS65. The 1917-D and 1917-S obverse and reverse mint marks are separate coins.
US · Half Dollar
1948–1963
Each date and mint is a plain MS65. Full bell lines are a different designation and are not mixed into this price.
US · Half Dollar
1964–2025
Each business-strike date and mint is a plain MS65. 1964 is 90% silver, 1965–1970 are 40% silver, and later halves are clad. The 1776-1976-S silver half is 40% silver.