$45K Bicentennial Quarter: This rare find features a drummer boy on the reverse and is sought after for its unique design and historical significance. Mint errors or exceptional condition can skyrocket its value.
1943 Copper Penny: Mistakenly struck in copper during a year when pennies were made of steel, this rare error coin can fetch up to $100,000 or more depending on its condition.
1913 Liberty Head Nickel: With only five known to exist, this coin is one of the most coveted by collectors. One sold for over $3.7 million at auction, making it a legendary find.
2000 Sacagawea "Cheerios" Dollar: Named for being distributed in cereal boxes as a promotion, this coin features a detailed tail feather design different from standard issues. It can be worth up to $5,000.
1794 Flowing Hair Silver Dollar: As one of the first silver dollars issued by the U.S. Mint, its historical value is immense. A well-preserved piece sold for over $10 million, making it one of the most expensive coins ever sold.
1982 No Mint Mark Roosevelt Dime: This rare error coin lacks a mint mark, making it highly sought after by collectors. While not as valuable as some others on this list, it can still fetch a handsome sum.
2004-D Wisconsin State Quarter Extra Leaf: A rare error in the Wisconsin series features an extra leaf on the ear of corn. This peculiar error can significantly increase the coin's value.
1970-S Small Date Lincoln Cent: This rare variation in the 1970 penny series can be identified by the size and placement of the date. Collectors pay a premium for these rare specimens.
Double Die Coins: Coins that have been struck twice by the minting press, such as the famous 1955 double die penny, are highly prized. While not a dime or quarter, these errors across various denominations can be worth a lot.
2005-P Kansas State Quarter "In God We Rust": A minting error caused by a grease-filled die makes the word "Trust" appear as "Rust." These quirky errors are a collector's delight and can be worth more than face value
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