Yesterday's Ship Has Sailed in Treasure Hunt

August 15, 2026

YESTERDAY'S SHIP HAS SAILED - ALL COINS ON BOARD WERE FOUND 

INCLUDED IN YESTERDAY'S LOOT:

1. A brilliant uncirculated (BU) 1963 Denver mint Franklin half dollar with strong, high-grade luster is generally valued between $35 and $75. Because the Denver Mint produced a massive number of these final-year coins (over 67 million), high-mint-state uncirculated examples remain widely available, though exceptional certified pieces command more.
2. A 1953 red seal $2 bill is typically worth $3 to $15 in circulated condition and $20 to $40 in crisp uncirculated condition. Because millions were printed, standard notes are common, though star notes (with a star in the serial number) or high-grade certified specimens can fetch higher prices.
3. ¼  Idaho Goldback, is the first-ever quarter denomination created for the Goldback series. It contains 1/4,000 troy ounce (0.00025 oz) of .9999 fine 24-karat gold layered in a flexible polymer note, typically retailing for around $2.00 to $3.00. )
4. An 1872 Two Cent Piece 2 oz .999 Colorized Copper Round in a protective capsule typically has a retail market value between $12.00 and $24.00 USD. [1]

(Note: This is a privately minted modern bullion/tribute token rather than an authentic, legal-tender 1872 U.S. Two Cent coin. Genuine, rare 1872 U.S. circulation or proof coins are authentic historic currency that trade for hundreds or thousands of dollars depending on condition, whereas this modern piece derives its value strictly from its 2 oz copper content and artistic colorization.)