Rare coins are attracting significant attention and fetching substantial retail prices. A
collection in Denmark on sale for the first time in a century, for example, earned a massive $16.4 million. In
Ohio, a farming family is expected to make a hefty payout from a dime they'd owned for decades. The rare coin, containing an obvious but valuable minting error, could sell for approximately
$500,000 at auction. The exceptional dime is one of several coins making headlines for its high potential value, including a
US coin dated 130 years ago and potentially worth millions. Only nine of these coins may exist, boosting their value among collectors.
Similarly, a
1776 continental dollar coin discovered within a toffee tin, is also heading to auction. Other rare finds, such as a coin without a monarch's face and an old one penny coin possibly worth up to £140,000, are also drawing attention. Among the more modern denominations, certain
Roosevelt and
Washington error coins and a 20 cent coin with a tiny but crucial detail are expected to command high prices. The
Royal Mint signed an exclusive £100m deal with the Rare Coin Company of America to expand into the US market. Other coins, like an ultra-rare design with horizontal lines on a 50p coin, are selling for vast multiples of their face value.
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