What are coin collectors really talking about right now? Our Market Trend Ranking (updated monthly) tracks millions of searches, forum discussions, and social media buzz to reveal which US coins are trending each month.
This isn’t about prices—it’s about momentum. High search volumes signal hot topics: new discoveries, viral videos, or breaking news that gets collectors excited. The percentage changes show velocity—surging interest or cooling trends that often predict market movements before prices react.
From silver dollars to pocket change, every denomination tells a story through its search data. Updated monthly, this ranking serves as your early warning system for what’s capturing collector attention nationwide. Pair it with our CoinValueChecker App for instant identification, and you’ll always stay ahead of the trends.
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US Coin Market Trend Ranking (Top 100)
| RANK | IMAGE | NAME | VOLUME | RANGE | DETAILS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
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1965 Quarter | 226,890 | -3% ↓ | Details |
| 2 |
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1967 Quarter | 140,310 | +1% ↑ | Details |
| 3 |
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2020 Quarter | 118,110 | +27% ↑ | Details |
| 4 |
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1964 Nickel | 110,210 | +3% ↑ | Details |
| 5 |
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1944 Penny | 109,690 | +5% ↑ | Details |
| 6 |
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1921 Silver Dollar | 94,560 | +4% ↑ | Details |
| 7 |
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1922 Silver Dollar | 87,650 | +1% ↑ | Details |
| 8 |
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1943 Penny | 79,600 | +10% ↑ | Details |
| 9 |
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1964 Quarter | 78,460 | -1% ↓ | Details |
| 10 |
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2009 Penny | 75,980 | +5% ↑ | Details |
| 11 |
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1982 Penny | 75,620 | -4% ↓ | Details |
| 12 |
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1964 Kennedy Half Dollar | 71,610 | +5% ↑ | Details |
| 13 |
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1970 Quarter | 59,330 | -68% ↓ | Details |
| 14 |
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1941 Nickel | 54,090 | +10% ↑ | Details |
| 15 |
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1965 Dime | 53,810 | -1% ↓ | Details |
| 16 |
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1959 Penny | 51,860 | +2% ↑ | Details |
| 17 |
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1966 Quarter | 50,320 | -5% ↓ | Details |
| 18 |
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1942 Penny | 48,340 | -2% ↓ | Details |
| 19 |
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1964 Dime | 48,220 | +4% ↑ | Details |
| 20 |
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1964 Penny | 47,640 | -1% ↓ | Details |
| 21 |
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1979 Silver Dollar | 44,730 | -1% ↓ | Details |
| 22 |
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1936 Buffalo Nickel | 44,560 | +3% ↑ | Details |
| 23 |
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1968 Penny | 42,380 | +3% ↑ | Details |
| 24 |
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1946 Penny | 42,220 | +3% ↑ | Details |
| 25 |
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1983 Penny | 42,170 | -3% ↓ | Details |
| 26 |
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1940 Nickel | 41,700 | +5% ↑ | Details |
| 27 |
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1967 Dime | 41,570 | +3% ↑ | Details |
| 28 |
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1969 Penny | 40,220 | +4% ↑ | Details |
| 29 |
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1941 Penny | 40,020 | +0% ↑ | Details |
| 30 |
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1910 Penny | 38,630 | +12% ↑ | Details |
| 31 |
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2024 Nickel | 37,920 | +1% ↑ | Details |
| 32 |
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1935 Buffalo Nickel | 37,630 | +11% ↑ | Details |
| 33 |
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1976 Quarter | 36,640 | +2% ↑ | Details |
| 34 |
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1972 Silver Dollar | 36,110 | +0% ↑ | Details |
| 35 |
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1974 Quarter | 35,440 | -2% ↓ | Details |
| 36 |
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1943 Dime | 34,740 | +10% ↑ | Details |
| 37 |
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1979 Quarter | 34,030 | -23% ↓ | Details |
| 38 |
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1967 Penny | 33,800 | +4% ↑ | Details |
| 39 |
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1946 Nickel | 33,720 | +6% ↑ | Details |
| 40 |
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1923 Silver Dollar | 32,790 | +3% ↑ | Details |
| 41 |
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1909 Penny | 32,320 | +1% ↑ | Details |
| 42 |
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1919 Penny | 31,370 | -1% ↓ | Details |
| 43 |
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1971 Silver Dollar | 31,030 | +3% ↑ | Details |
| 44 |
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1961 Penny | 29,980 | +3% ↑ | Details |
| 45 |
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1973 Penny | 29,480 | +2% ↑ | Details |
| 46 |
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1942 Dime | 28,670 | +5% ↑ | Details |
| 47 |
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1966 Penny | 28,400 | +1% ↑ | Details |
| 48 |
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1976 Penny | 28,340 | +7% ↑ | Details |
| 49 |
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1945 Penny | 28,160 | +0% ↑ | Details |
| 50 |
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1975 Dime | 26,970 | +2% ↑ | Details |
| 51 |
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1939 Nickel | 26,910 | +3% ↑ | Details |
| 52 |
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1943 Nickel | 26,540 | +5% ↑ | Details |
| 53 |
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1944 Dime | 26,260 | +6% ↑ | Details |
| 54 |
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1940 Penny | 25,930 | +2% ↑ | Details |
| 55 |
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2004 Nickel | 25,730 | +4% ↑ | Details |
| 56 |
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1946 Dime | 25,650 | +3% ↑ | Details |
| 57 |
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1937 Buffalo Nickel | 25,370 | -1% ↓ | Details |
| 58 |
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1966 Dime | 25,170 | +6% ↑ | Details |
| 59 |
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1941 Dime | 24,520 | -4% ↓ | Details |
| 60 |
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1999 Quarter | 24,350 | -8% ↓ | Details |
| 61 |
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1980 Penny | 24,260 | +1% ↑ | Details |
| 62 |
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1889 Silver Dollar | 24,070 | +1% ↑ | Details |
| 63 |
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1942 Nickel | 23,690 | -2% ↓ | Details |
| 64 |
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1957 Penny | 23,640 | +2% ↑ | Details |
| 65 |
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1917 Penny | 23,380 | +9% ↑ | Details |
| 66 |
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1973 Quarter | 22,470 | -8% ↓ | Details |
| 67 |
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1974 Penny | 21,790 | +3% ↑ | Details |
| 68 |
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1972 Penny | 20,980 | -1% ↓ | Details |
| 69 |
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1943 Half Dollar | 20,520 | +3% ↑ | Details |
| 70 |
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1952 Penny | 19,780 | +5% ↑ | Details |
| 71 |
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1956 Penny | 19,500 | -3% ↓ | Details |
| 72 |
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1880 Silver Dollar | 19,350 | -2% ↓ | Details |
| 73 |
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1971 Quarter | 19,330 | -4% ↓ | Details |
| 74 |
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1878 Silver Dollar | 19,310 | -5% ↓ | Details |
| 75 |
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1970 Dime | 19,090 | +1% ↑ | Details |
| 76 |
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1994 Penny | 18,820 | +26% ↑ | Details |
| 77 |
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1947 Nickel | 18,690 | -8% ↓ | Details |
| 78 |
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1974 Kennedy Half Dollar | 18,560 | +21% ↑ | Details |
| 79 |
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1972 Kennedy Half Dollar | 18,090 | +13% ↑ | Details |
| 80 |
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1979 Penny | 17,980 | +0% ↑ | Details |
| 81 |
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1879 Silver Dollar | 17,940 | -3% ↓ | Details |
| 82 |
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1968 Dime | 17,640 | -4% ↓ | Details |
| 83 |
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1954 Nickel | 17,510 | -3% ↓ | Details |
| 84 |
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1962 Nickel | 17,300 | -1% ↓ | Details |
| 85 |
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1945 Dime | 17,270 | +8% ↑ | Details |
| 86 |
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1955 Penny | 17,260 | +5% ↑ | Details |
| 87 |
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2000 Sacagawea Dollar | 17,250 | +14% ↑ | Details |
| 88 |
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1936 Penny | 17,080 | +1% ↑ | Details |
| 89 |
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1969 Quarter | 16,880 | +7% ↑ | Details |
| 90 |
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1962 Penny | 16,870 | -3% ↓ | Details |
| 91 |
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2005 Nickel | 16,840 | +2% ↑ | Details |
| 92 |
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1971 Kennedy Half Dollar | 16,780 | +0% ↑ | Details |
| 93 |
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1939 Penny | 16,520 | -2% ↓ | Details |
| 94 |
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1881 Silver Dollar | 16,070 | +6% ↑ | Details |
| 95 |
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2023 Jovita Idar Quarter | 16,020 | +3% ↑ | Details |
| 96 |
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1975 Penny | 15,830 | +1% ↑ | Details |
| 97 |
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1985 Penny | 15,760 | +5% ↑ | Details |
| 98 |
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1900 Silver Dollar | 15,690 | +2% ↑ | Details |
| 99 |
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1804 Silver Dollar | 15,680 | +1% ↑ | Details |
| 100 |
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1983 Quarter | 15,650 | -5% ↓ | Details |
How to Read Market Trend?
Looking beyond individual rankings, fascinating patterns emerge from this data:
Volume Clusters – Notice how certain volume ranges dominate? The sweet spot seems to be coins generating moderate buzz—not too common, not too obscure. These often represent the best opportunities for active collectors.
Momentum Matters – Those percentage changes are gold. Double-digit growth often signals breaking news, new discoveries, or viral social media moments. Sharp declines? Usually means the hype has peaked or questions have been answered.
Denomination Dynamics – Different coin types trend for different reasons. Cents often spike from error hunting videos, quarters from state/territory series interest, while silver dollars maintain steady interest from both collectors and investors.
How to Use Market Trend?
For Buyers: Rising trends with positive momentum might mean increasing competition. Consider moving quickly on coins showing 10%+ growth before prices catch up.
For Sellers: High volume means high liquidity. If you own coins trending in the top 50, you’ll likely find eager buyers.
For Hunters: Trending coins often indicate active discoveries. When certain dates suddenly surge, check your pocket change—others might be finding something special! Not sure what you’ve found? Our App CoinValueChecker can instantly identify coins and their varieties, perfect for when trending coins have you double-checking your collection.
The Bottom Line
Search trends are the market’s heartbeat. They reveal what collectors care about before price guides catch up. Whether a coin tops our list from viral TikToks, news coverage, or genuine discoveries, high search volume always means high interest.
Stay curious, check back monthly, and remember—today’s trending search could be tomorrow’s must-have coin. Happy hunting!
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