The 1982 No-P Roosevelt Dime is one of the most famous modern U.S. coin mistakes. In 1980, the Philadelphia Mint began adding a “P” mintmark to dimes. But in late 1982, a small number of …
The 1975 “No-S” Roosevelt dime is one of the rarest modern U.S. coins. In 1975, all proof dimes were made at the San Francisco Mint and should carry an “S” mint mark. Due to a …
When rarity, grade, provenance, and collector demand align, a handful of U.S. coins and banknotes turn into headline-making treasures. A legally ownable 1933 Double Eagle, diplomatic 1804 Silver Dollars, and showstopping paper-money icons like the …
Most people toss coins and bills into a kitchen drawer or glove box. But certain mint errors, low-mintage issues, and special serial numbers can transform small change into serious cash. With a few quick inspections—no …
Not all cents are equal. A handful of Lincoln Wheat Pennies command huge prices because of low mintages, rare mint errors, and top-tier condition. When intense collector demand meets true scarcity, values can skyrocket to …
The 2013-series $100 (the “New Benjamin”) introduced advanced anti-counterfeiting tech that also helps collectors spot valuable anomalies. If you can quickly verify the note’s security thread, 3-D blue ribbon, and other authenticity markers—and then screen …
Local fire departments are more than emergency responders — they’re community lifelines. With many departments, especially volunteer-based units, facing shrinking personnel and rising operational costs, event planning has become a powerful tool to raise funds, …
Across towns and rural communities, volunteer firefighters and EMS personnel form the frontline of emergency response. Their dedication ensures fire trucks respond quickly, ambulances arrive on time, and lives are saved every single day. Yet, …
Across the U.S., volunteer firefighters and EMTs handle a huge share of emergency response—especially in small towns and rural areas. Volunteers account for roughly two-thirds of the fire service, and their donated time, skills, and …
If you think volunteering is only about answering fire calls, think bigger. Today’s Fire/EMS volunteers stabilize budgets, keep response times down, and fill vital gaps in community health. Departments rely on volunteers for everything from …
