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Newbie Guide To Finding Error Coins: Featuring 75 of the Most Valuable Errors That Can be Found In C

Newbie Guide To Finding Error Coins: Featuring 75 of the Most Valuable Errors That Can be Found In C

by Sommer Mba, Sam
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Discover the Hidden Value in Your Pocket Change

(Some Worth Over $1,000,000)

Featuring 75 of the Most Valuable Errors That Can be Found In Change

Over 100 Full Color Images

Whether you're new to the hobby or a seasoned collector looking to sharpen your eye, Newbie Guide To Finding Error Coins is your all-in-one resource for identifying, collecting, and profiting from U.S. minting mistakes. This full-color guide takes you from the very basics to expert-level insights-with real-world examples, insider tips, and a curated list of 75 valuable error coins you can still find today.

Part I covers the fundamentals: what error coins are, how they're made, and where you're most likely to uncover these tiny treasures. Learn how to tell the difference between genuine mint errors and post-mint damage, and discover the best tools and tactics to start your hunt.

Part II dives into the heart of the book-a detailed guide to the 75 most collectible and valuable error coins still in circulation. Each listing includes full-color photos, estimated values, rarity rankings, and professional insights on spotting and authenticating the error.

Part III helps you grow your skills and credibility in the coin world-from submitting coins for grading to attending shows and connecting with the community.

Part IV is a rich appendix of must-know terms, recommended resources, and essential care tips to preserve the value of your finds.

Whether you're hoping to make a profit or simply love the thrill of the hunt, this guide will open your eyes to a whole new world hiding in plain sight-your change jar, your wallet, even your next cash purchase.

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Pub dateApr 25, 2025
ISBN-109798281173261
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LanguageEnglish
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