1995 Double Die Lincoln Cent Rare Error Coin Worth $3.7 Million
Sometimes, a slight mistake at the U.S. Mint can turn a common penny into a multimillion-dollar treasure. That’s the case with the 1995 Double ...
1983 Roosevelt Dime Broadstrike Mint Error Coin Valued at $3.4 Million
Imagine discovering a coin in your pocket change that turns out to be worth more than a luxury car—or even a house. That’s exactly ...
1998 Wide AM Penny Rare Mint Error Coin Now Worth $6.9 Million
What if a tiny detail on a common-looking penny could make you a millionaire? That’s exactly the case with the elusive 1998 Wide AM ...
1964 Kennedy Half Dollar Mint Mark Error Valued at $7.5 Million
The Kennedy Half Dollar has always been a symbol of historical significance and national tribute. First minted in 1964 following President John F. Kennedy’s ...
2006 Colorado State Quarter Cud Error Coin Worth $3.3 Million
The 2006 Colorado State Quarter is typically valued for its depiction of the majestic Rocky Mountains, but one rare error version has sent shockwaves ...
1994 D Lincoln Cent Cud Error Coin Worth $3.2 Million
A seemingly ordinary 1994 D Lincoln Cent has recently taken the spotlight in the numismatic world after being sold for an astonishing $3.2 million. ...
1985 Lincoln Cent Die Clash and Die Crack Combo Error Worth $4.9 Million
Coin collectors and investors were stunned when an ordinary-looking 1985 Lincoln Cent turned out to be worth an eye-popping $4.9 million—all because of a ...
1966 Quarter No Mint Mark Error Coin Shocks at $6.7 Million
The world of coin collecting was stunned when a 1966 Washington Quarter with a rare No Mint Mark error sold for an unbelievable $6.7 ...
1963 Quarter Mint Mark Misstrike Error Coin Worth $5.1 Million
A rare and unexpected treasure has emerged from the numismatic world: a 1963 Washington Quarter with a mint mark misstrike error has reportedly been ...
1980 Quarter Double Die Reverse Error Coin Found Worth $4.3 Million
A seemingly ordinary 1980 Washington Quarter recently made headlines after being sold for a staggering $4.3 million at auction—all because of a minting error ...
