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Open a new coin mystery every day as you count down to Christmas!What coin is hiding behind today's Christmas door?United States Coin Collecting Mystery Countdown to Christmas Advent Calendar For Kids combines the excitement of a Christmas countdown with the fascinating world of U.S. coin collecting. Beginning December 1, kids discover a different mystery coin each day through a short, kid-friendly nonfiction bedtime read.But there is one rule: don't peek ahead!Across 24 days, young readers will discover familiar and historic U.S. coins, including the Lincoln Wheat Cent, Buffalo Nickel, Mercury Dime, Washington Quarter, State Quarters, Kennedy Half Dollar, Morgan Silver Dollar, Peace Dollar, Eisenhower Dollar, Susan B. Anthony Dollar, Sacagawea Dollar, Presidential $1 Coins, and more.Kids will explore the people, symbols, designs, history, and fascinating details found on American coins while enjoying trivia, fun facts, coloring, challenges, and changing activities along the way.A special Coin Collecting Countdown to Christmas tracker lets kids mark off each completed day. Children can read independently or make the book part of a nightly family Christmas tradition.Inside, young readers will:Discover 24 different U.S. coins, one mystery at a timeLearn about pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, half dollars, and dollar coinsEnjoy a short nonfiction bedtime read each dayDiscover fun facts about U.S. coin history, designs, people, and symbolsEnjoy trivia, coloring, challenges, and other activitiesMark off each day on their Christmas countdown trackerLearn the basics of starting a coin collectionReturn December 25 for a special Christmas Day coin surprisePerfect for curious kids, young coin collectors, families, and children who enjoy history, collecting, Christmas traditions, trivia, and nonfiction.There are 24 mystery coins waiting between December 1 and Christmas Eve.Can you resist peeking ahead?
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