The value of a 1906 coin depends on several factors, including the type of coin, its mint mark, and its condition (grade). Here’s a breakdown of the typical values for different US coins minted in 1906:
- Good condition: around $1.80
- Uncirculated condition (MS-63): around $55
- Proof versions (Choice condition): around $1,275
- High-grade, uncirculated condition (MS-66+): starting at $800, according to a recent auction
- Good condition (G-4): $1.60 – $2
- Fine condition (F-12): $2.30 – $4
- Extremely Fine (EF-40): $18 – $45
- Uncirculated condition (MS-60): $70 – $120
- Gem Mint State (MS-65): $500 – $900
- Highest grades (MS-66): can reach upwards of $9,200
- Good condition: $4
- Fine condition: $6
- Extremely Fine condition: $25
- Uncirculated condition: $75
- Uncirculated condition (MS): Value range from $5.75 to $3,500, with variations depending on the mint mark and specific varieties.
- High-grade, uncirculated condition (MS65): starting at $545.
- High-grade, uncirculated condition (MS67 Secure): starting at $3850.
- Coins with mint marks:
– Denver (D) Mint : Higher values, especially for better grades (e.g., $80 for uncirculated).
– New Orleans (O) Mint : Higher values, particularly for Fine and Extremely Fine grades (e.g., $45 and $110 respectively).
– San Francisco (S) Mint : Moderate values, with uncirculated examples reaching $110.
- Circulated condition: worth between $10 and $270.
- Uncirculated condition: can sell for as much as $7,500.
- Coins with mint marks:
– 1906-O (New Orleans) Barber Quarter: [According to APMEX] , in Uncirculated condition, is worth $331.
- Circulated condition: worth between $30 and $520.
- Uncirculated condition: can sell for as much as $15,000.
- Coins with mint marks:
– 1906-O (New Orleans) Barber Half Dollar: [According to Littleton Coin Company] , in Good condition, is worth $77.50.
– 1906-D (Denver) Barber Half Dollar: [According to APMEX] , in Good-4 condition, is worth $37.
– 1906-S (San Francisco) Barber Half Dollar : Can reach a value of $79,000 in MS condition.
- Circulated condition: typically between $100 and $300.
- Uncirculated or proof-like condition: can command prices upwards of $1,000.
- Silver content: [According to Etsy] , the value is also influenced by the fluctuating price of silver.
Important Notes:
- Mint Marks: Pay close attention to the small letter (or lack thereof) on the coin, as this indicates where it was minted (Philadelphia coins typically have no mint mark).
- Condition: The better the condition (grade) of the coin, the higher its value.
- Errors: Unique minting errors, such as double strikes or off-center designs, can significantly increase a coin’s value. For instance, a 1906 Indian Cent with a flip-over double strike was recently offered for $3,999.
- Professional Appraisal: For a precise valuation, it’s best to have your coin professionally appraised by a reputable coin dealer or grading service. You can also research recent auction results on sites like eBay.
How much is a coin worth from 1906?
1906 Liberty Head Nickel Value
According to the NGC Price Guide, as of July 2025, a Liberty Head Nickel from 1906 in circulated condition is worth between $1.50 and $100.