Tagged: Error Coins
A coin ERROR results when just one, two, or a FEW coins were struck incorrectly due to a mishap that took place at that exact moment on the coin press. Errors include major and minor oddities that were caused by human OR mechanical mistakes at the U.S. Mint — they entered circulation that way and are relatively few in number. A coin VARIETY results when LOTS of coins in a row were struck incorrectly due to the die itself striking every coin the same way on the coin press. Varieties are minor oddities that were caused by mechanical mistakes at the U.S. Mint – and they may have been replicated thousands of times. These articles cover known U.S. coin errors & varieties, how to determine a true error coin from a fake one, the most valuable errors to look for, and how to spot new errors on coins — because they’re being discovered all the time!
Find Out How Much Your 1943 Wheat Penny Is Worth + How To Identify Rare 1943 Pennies
Have a 1943 penny? Want to see if you've hit the big bucks? Here's how to tell common 1943 pennies from the rare ones. Plus info on what they're worth.
Find Out How Much Your 1944 Wheat Penny Is Worth + How To Identify Rare 1944 Pennies
1944 Penny Value: Have a 1944 wheat penny? Or a 1944 penny that's silver in color? Find out if you have a rare 1944 penny worth thousands of dollars or not.
What Are 1964 Silver Kennedy Half Dollars Worth? A Complete Guide To 1964 Half Dollar Values
Find out what makes a 1964 Kennedy half dollar worth a lot of money today. See a list of all 1964 silver Kennedy half dollar values.
You Could Find This Rare 1982 Copper Penny Worth $10,000 In Your Pocket Change!
Someone found a 1982 copper penny worth more than $10,000 -- and you could too! Here's everything you want to know about the 1982 D penny - and how to find a 1982 small date penny. See the details that you should be looking for.
A 1999 Georgia Quarter Worth $10,000? Here’s What To Look For! (All Georgia Quarter Values)
Did you know there's a 1999 Georgia quarter error worth $10,000?! That's just ONE of 5 types of errors you should look for on your Georgia state quarters. We'll help you determine if you have a Georgia error quarter, how much it's worth, and how much regular Georgia quarters without errors are worth.
1965 Quarter Value: How To Tell If You Have A Rare 1965 Silver Quarter Worth $7,000
There's a 1965 quarter with no mint mark worth $7,000 because it was made on the wrong metal (silver instead of copper-nickel clad). Here's how to identify a 1965 silver quarter yourself.
From Pocket Change To Six Figures: The Story Behind 3 Of The Most Valuable Sacagawea Dollar Coins!
Find out why these gold Sacagawea dollars are worth so much money today: 2000-W Sacagawea dollars, 2000 Sacagawea dollar errors, and First Struck 2025-W Sacagawea dollars!
2025 Nickel Value Guide (How Much Are 2025 Nickels Worth?)
2025 nickel values are likely to increase if the U.S. nickel goes away as projected -- like the U.S. penny. Find out how much your 2025 nickels are worth today!
1972 Dollar Coin Value – See How Much Your 1972 Eisenhower Silver Dollars Are Worth!
Some 1972 Eisenhower silver dollars are worth hundreds (even thousands) of dollars! Find out how much your 1972 Ike silver dollars are worth here AND how much silver is in those dollar coins!
2018 Penny Value: Find Out How Much Your 2018 Pennies Are Worth (Up To $6,000!)
2018 Penny Value Guide - Here's a list of all 2018 penny values + Rare 2018 error pennies to look for. (Some are worth hundreds, even thousands of dollars!)
Coin Damage vs. Mint Errors: PMD, PSD & Value
Post Mint Damage (or Post Strike Damage) refers to any damage a coin has suffered after leaving the U.S. Mint -- including scratches, dings, holes, bumps, nicks, and gouges. See how to tell damaged coins apart from error coins, plus the value of damaged coins.
Die Break Error Coins: See How Much These Errors Are Worth!
Die break coins are error coins. Some are rarer than others. Some are worth $100 or more. If you have a die crack coin, cud coin, or other types of die break error coins... here's how to determine their value.