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A scarce and rare coin will sell for considerably more than a common coin. Some rare coins are error coins. Others are just old and/or they have low mintage numbers. See a list of rare coins you can actually still find in circulation -- rare pennies, rare nickels, rare dimes, rare half-dollars, and rare dollar coins. You'll find a lot of rare pennies mentioned here with their current values. Plus the rarest coins from popular coin series -- like 50 States quarters. If a U.S. coin is scarce or rare, we're talking about it here!

The Most Valuable State Quarter Errors You Can Find In Pocket Change!

Do you have any state quarters from these states: AZ, CO, CT, DE, DC, GA, NH, KS, MD, MN, NJ, OR, SC, VA, WI, or WY? If so, then you might have a rare and valuable state quarter error! Here’s what to look for…

1976 Penny Value Guide: All 1976 Pennies Are Worth Keeping (Some Are Worth As Much As $7,900!)

All 1976 pennies are worth more than face value. Even the well-worn ones that you’ve found in spare change are worth AT LEAST 2 cents each! See how much your 1976 pennies are worth here — everything you need to know about Bicentennial 1976 pennies.

1973 Penny Value: Your 1973 Pennies Are Worth At Least 2X Face Value… Up To $12,000+ (Find Out Here!)

The 1973 penny may not be rare, but it is valuable! Do you have a 1973 penny with no mintmark? What about a 1973-D penny or a 1973-S penny? See how much these pennies are worth right now!

1975 Penny Value – If You Have A 1975 Penny, It Could Be Worth $9,000+

If you want to save coins that are worth more than face value, then save all of your 1975 pennies. They’re worth AT LEAST 2x face value… up to $9,000 apiece! Find out how much your 1975 penny is worth here.

The Current 1968 Penny Value Is More Than Its Face Value (Up To $3,500), So 1968 Pennies Are Worth Saving!

All 1968 pennies are worth more than face value up to thousands of dollars apiece!

Have a 1968 penny? Want to know how much it’s worth? The good news is your coin is worth more than face value! See HOW MUCH over face value here.

All 1967 Pennies Are Worth More Than Face Value (Up To $5,500!) Find Out What Your 1967 Penny Is Worth Here!

Some 1967 pennies are worth thousands, but all are worth more than face value. how much is yours worth?

1967 Penny Value – Some 1967 pennies are worth upwards of $5,000! Find out how much your 1967 penny is worth. Plus a list of 1967 error pennies to look for!

So, The 1930 Penny Is Really Worth $30K? Yep… Here’s What To Look For On Your 1930 Pennies!

How much is a 1930 penny worth? Here, all of the current 1930 penny values are explained in detail. Plus, a list of specific errors that you can find on 1930 pennies!

1966 Pennies Are Worth More Than Face Value Up To $6,000 — Find Out How Much Your 1966 Penny Is Worth Here!

The GOOD news is all 1966 pennies are worth more than face value — so you should not spend them. The GREAT news is some 1966 pennies are worth thousands of dollars! Find out how much your 1966 penny is worth here.

Which Jefferson Nickels Since 1960 Are Worth More Than Face Value?

Nickels made since 1960 offer many rare and valuable pieces for collectors to look for.

A list of the most valuable Jefferson nickels. See which post-1960 nickels are worth face value and which ones are worth big money!

Save All Of Your 1962 Pennies! All Of Them Are Worth More Than Face Value… Up To $12,000+

Some 1962 pennies are worth $12,000!

1962 pennies are valuable and should be saved because they contain copper. Find out how much your 1962 penny is worth here. Plus a list of rare 1962 error pennies that you can still find in your pocket change!

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