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Error Coins

If damage happens to a coin before it leaves the Mint, then that coin is considered an error coin or a mistake. (On the other hand, if damage happens to a coin after it has left the US Mint facility is considered 'damaged' and it is generally worth very little.) Error coins are rare and valuable because they are legit -- they entered circulation that way and are relatively few in number. Here's a list of well-known U.S. coin errors, how to determine a true error coin from a fake one, the most valuable error coins to look for, and how to spot new errors on coins -- because new errors are being discovered all the time!

Your 1959 Nickels Are Worth More Than Face Value… As Much As $9,000!

All 1959 nickels are worth more than face value? Yes!

All 1959 nickels are worth holding onto — rather than spending them. See why. All 1959 nickel values + Rare 1959 error nickels you’ll want to look for in your spare change.

1958 Nickels Are Worth More Than Face Value (Up To $13,000!)… See How Much Yours Is Worth!

Have a 1958 nickel? Want to know how much it’s worth? This 1958 Nickel Guide includes prices for 1958 no mintmark nickels, 1958-D nickels, and error nickels!

Are 1957 Nickels Worth More Than Face Value? Yes… Up To $7,000 Apiece!

1957 Jefferson nickels are valuable — some fetch over $7,000. See how much your 1957 nickel is worth here. Plus rare 1957 nickel errors to look for!

1956 Nickel Value Guide: See How Much Your 1956 Nickels Are Worth (Some Are Worth As Much As $9,000!)

All 1956 nickels are worth more than face value. In fact, some 1956 nickel values exceed $9,000! Find out how much your 1956 nickel is worth here.

1955 Nickels Are Worth More Than Face Value (As Much As $10,000)… Here’s What To Look For!

Is your 1955 nickel worth more than $10,000?

1955 nickels are scarcer than other Jefferson nickels — which have been made for circulation since 1938. There’s even a rare and valuable 1955 error nickel that’s definitely worth looking for — plus 4 other types of 1955 nickel errors that you can find among nickels in circulation! Here are the current values and unique features you should be looking for on your 1955 nickels.

How Much Is A 1979 Dollar Coin Worth? Are 1979 Silver Dollars Rare? Find Out Here!

Why are 1979 dollar coins so popular? Find out here! See how much your 1979 Susan B Anthony dollars are worth + Which 1979 one dollar coins are the rarest and most valuable!

1954 Nickels Worth $30,000? Yes! Here’s A List Of 1954 Nickel Values + Some Rare Errors To Look For

See exactly which markings you should be looking for on 1954 nickels if you want to find the most valuable ones! Plus, a list of rare 1954 nickel errors that you will have the best chance of finding in spare change. And see how much your 1954 nickel is worth today.

1947 Nickels Are Worth More Than Face Value (As Much As $10,000 More!) See The Current 1947 Nickel Value + A List Of Rare 1947 Nickel Errors

See how much your 1947 nickel is worth (Hint: more than face value). Also, which rare 1947 nickel errors are worth looking for (and how to spot them). Plus, 3 tips for finding valuable 1947 nickels in loose change!

1953 Nickels Are Worth Many Times Face Value — Some More Than $20,000!

See exactly what details you should be looking for on your 1953 nickels to determine if you have a “regular” nickel or a rare one. Plus a list of 1953 nickel values (hint: your 1953 nickel is worth at least twice face value!) and a list of rare and valuable 1953 nickel errors.

1949 Nickel Value Guide: All 1949 Nickels Are Worth 2x To 3x Face Value… Some Are Worth Over $1,000!

All 1949 nickels are worth AT LEAST 2x to 3x their face value. See how much your 1949 nickel is worth here!

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