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 …
Digital Skills Drive Lifelong Learning Boom in the Philippines by 2025 – Certifications Now in High Demand
Lifelong learning in the Philippines is experiencing a dramatic shift in 2025, with digital skills and industry-recognized certifications now taking …
July 2025 Mid-Year Bonus of ₱1,500 Set for Public School Teachers – Eligibility and Payout Details Revealed
Public school teachers in the Philippines can look forward to receiving a ₱1,500 mid-year bonus in July 2025, as part …
2026 Solo Parent Benefits Expanded Under New Law – Who’s Eligible and What’s New
The Philippine government has rolled out key updates under the Expanded Solo Parent Welfare Act starting January 2026, offering greater …
How SSS Digital Services and e-Centres Are Transforming Filipino Communities
The Social Security System (SSS) is taking a major step toward digital transformation by launching expanded online services and SSS …
2000 Virginia State Quarter Reverse Die Break Worth $3.8 Million
The everyday coins in your pocket could be hiding a million-dollar secret—and one collector just proved it. A 2000 Virginia …
1972 Lincoln Penny Double Die Obverse Error Worth $5 Million
A simple penny from your pocket change might not seem like much—until you discover that it’s worth millions. That’s exactly …
1990 P Quarter Die Clash Error Coin Sells for $3.2 Million
The world of coin collecting never ceases to surprise—even veteran numismatists. A recent auction shocked enthusiasts when a 1990 P …
1986 P Quarter with Partial Collar Error Found Worth $3.9 Million
Everyday coins can hide extraordinary secrets—and the discovery of a 1986 P Washington Quarter with a partial collar error proves …
1975 D Lincoln Cent Off-Center Error Worth $3.7 Million
In the world of coin collecting, it’s often the smallest mistakes that lead to the biggest rewards. That’s the case …
