Legendary Buffalo Nickel

Legendary Buffalo Nickel Worth $1.4 Million Reportedly Still Circulating in the U.S – Here’s Why It’s Still Hiding in Spare Change

In the vast world of rare coins, one particular piece has ignited the imagination of collectors and historians alike — a legendary Buffalo Nickel, ...
Jordan Armstrong
Rare Jefferson Nickel

Rare Jefferson Nickel from the 1940s Just Sold for a Record Price – What Makes It One of America’s Top Coins

In a stunning turn of events for coin collectors and investors, a rare Jefferson Nickel from the 1940s just sold at auction for over ...
Jordan Armstrong
Jefferson Wartime Nickel

Jefferson Nickel From Wartime America Is Now Worth Thousands – What Makes It One of America’s Top Coins

The Jefferson Wartime Nickel, once a humble 5-cent coin circulated during the chaos of World War II, is now commanding thousands of dollars at ...
Jordan Armstrong
1971 Eisenhower Silver Dollar

Ultimate 1971 Eisenhower Silver Dollar Guide: Rare Varieties, Collector Value – Everything You Need to Know About Its Varieties

The 1971 Eisenhower Silver Dollar stands as a historic and highly collectible coin in the U.S. Mint’s legacy. As the first U.S. dollar coin ...
Jordan Armstrong
1934 $1,000 Bills

The 1934 $1,000 Bills Featuring Cleveland and Wilson from the Early 20th Century – 1928 & 1934 Notes That Command Worth Thousands in 2025

In a world where digital transactions dominate, the demand for rare paper currency has only grown stronger. Among the most coveted collectibles are the ...
Jordan Armstrong
1969-S Doubled Die Penny

1969-S Doubled Die Penny Found in Change Jar Becomes National Headline After $750,000 Sale

In a shocking turn of events, a rare 1969-S Doubled Die Lincoln Penny found in an ordinary change jar has made national headlines after ...
Jordan Armstrong
Kennedy Half Dollar

Kennedy Half Dollar Becomes Top-Selling Coin at $7.8M – How to Spot the Ultra-Rare Edition

A record-breaking moment in numismatic history just occurred — a Kennedy Half Dollar coin has stunned collectors by selling for an unbelievable $7.8 million. ...
Jordan Armstrong
Old 1953 Red Seal $5 Bill

This Old 1953 Red Seal $5 Bill Just Sold for Over $100K – Spot the Valuable Ones With This Guide

An ordinary-looking $5 bill from 1953 has just made headlines after being sold for over $108,000 at a U.S. currency auction. What made it ...
Jordan Armstrong
1953 Red Seal $5 Bills

Low Serial 1953 Red Seal $5 Bills Are Selling for $100,000+ – Here’s What Makes These Notes Incredibly Rare

In a shocking twist for currency collectors, low serial number 1953 Red Seal $5 bills are now being sold for over $100,000 in the ...
Jordan Armstrong

The Rarest $2 Bills That Are Worth a Fortune, How to Spot Them

Discovering the hidden treasures in rare $2 bills can be an exciting and profitable endeavor. Many people overlook these notes, assuming they hold little ...
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ABOUT nasamplan.org

The domain nasamplan.org presents itself as if connected to NASA’s MPLAN (MUREP Partnership Learning Annual Notification), a Minority University Research & Education Project that awards up to $50,000 to selected Minority Serving Institutions for STEM collaboration.

However, nasamplan.org is not an official NASA site. Instead, it hosts unrelated content such as click‑bait articles on rare U.S. currency—like modern $1 bills selling for $200,000, Sacagawea dollar errors worth millions, and other sensational money stories.

UNDERLYING RED FLAGS:

  • No connection to nasa.gov; attempts to mimic NASA branding without proper domain authority.
  • Contains typical “pop‑culture finance,” coin‑collecting clickbait posts.
  • No clear “About Us,” official contacts, or NASA links—just flashy headlines and advertising.

CONTEXT ON MPLAN:
The actual NASA MPLAN is hosted on nasa.gov, launched April 11, 2023, and provides up to $50,000 awards for eligible MSIs to build research capacity and partnerships in STEM.

DISCLAIMER

The domain nasamplan.org is not affiliated with NASA or any U.S. government agency. It uses NASA‑style terminology (e.g., SOLAR/”MPLAN”) but hosts entirely unrelated, click‑bait style content about rare currency and finance. It does not provide legitimate NASA program information, funding opportunities, or official announcements.

All content should be treated as independently produced journalism or entertainment. For verified information on NASA’s MPLAN program or other MUREP initiatives, always consult official NASA domains (e.g., nasa.gov).

By accessing nasamplan.org, users acknowledge it is not a valid NASA resource and any references to MPLAN or NASA are misleading and unreliable.

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