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Welcome to the website for the Barber Coin Collectors' Society (BCCS).
The BCCS is a group of coin collectors that are interested in the coins designed by
Charles E. Barber, Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint from 1880 to 1917. He is best
known for his Liberty Head designs on the dime, quarter, and half, as well as the
popular Liberty Head (or "V") nickel.
The purpose of this site is to provide valuable information and knowledge about Barber coins,
details about the Society, and to make it easy for you to participate. Please explore the site,
meet with us at major coin shows, and accept our invitation to join.
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Join us at the ANA in Los Angeles 
We will have our Annual Meeting of the BCCS in Los Angeles at the ANA's Worlds Fair of Money. Saturday August 8, at 9:00 a.m., in Room 511B . All are welcome, BCCS members and guests. Also presented will be the preliminary report on the recently-conducted Census and Rarity Survey for Liberty Nickels. Stop by and bring something for Show and Tell! Come join us during our 20th Anniversary year!
See here for details.
Great participation in the 2009 Liberty Nickel Census and Rarity Survey
We just concluded our 2009 Liberty Nickel census and rarity survey, Over 80 people participated and we welcome the contribution! Note: we have not yet responded individually to the submitters as we are very backlogged with other responsibilities at the moment, but if your submission was accepted by the website, we have your response. And we thank you!
The results will be published in the BCCS Journal and on this website this summer. We will also present the results at our Annual Meetng at the ANA this August in Los
Angeles. Meeting date/time to be announced. While we tally the results, if you have any corrections or additions, we have left the link up (in red font) on this page, and you can send an addendum. Please mention in the Comments field if it is a correction/addition of a prior submission. Thanks.
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"How much is my coin worth?"
Tips on how to grade the various Barber Coins, along with approximate pricing guides are available.
See the grading pages under each series. |
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