The Year 2000 $1 / 10c mule Mules found in change have been sold for more than $2000. However, these were fantastic quality coins found way back in 2003 or 2004 and those found today might be worth $300 or $400. Circulation 1992 Mob of Roos One Dollar -we've made this one up, does it exist?
Which Australian One Dollar Coins Are Valuable? Australia's rarest one dollar coin is the 2000 $1/10c mule - this is the one to look for! A few years ago, a mint condition example sold at auction for more than $10,000.
1870-S Seated Liberty Silver Dollar - This is the rarest regular-issue US coin, with only one known example in existence. It was discovered in a private collection in 1972 and sold for $750,000 at auction that same year.
Although the 2014 $1 WWI Centenary Unc will be issued for circulation, this is an irresistible opportunity to keep your collection complete in strictly Uncirculated condition. Better yet, this key type can be yours at a mere A$6.95 apiece!
The 1966 one cent made by the Royal Mint Perth branch is probably the most valuable 1 cent coin from Australia, while the 1966 Royal Mint Melbourne branch 1 cent is also popular with collectors when in mint condition. The 1968 one cent coin is another one to look for in mint condition.
Australia, 1968 One Cent -
With the lowest mintage of all circulation one cent pieces, the coin was never available in a mint set (the Royal Australian Mint did not issue a mint set in 1968) making them today very difficult to hunt down in Mint State or UNC.
The 1977 Coat of Arms 50c is the rare one. They were not meant to be minted but 10 of them have appeared.
In his video titled “Australia's rarest circulating $2 coin”, the man showed exactly how to detect a fake $2 coin featuring the iconic red flower. “The 2012 red poppy currently has a value of $180,” Joel said.
A new $2 coin commemorating the end of the Vietnam War has skyrocketed in value and is now selling for up to $1,200 online. The Royal Australian Mint released two $2 coins earlier this month to commemorate 50 years since the end of Australia's involvement in the Vietnam War.
Even some US dollar coins originally minted in the millions are still considered rare because many do not survive to the present. Many US silver dollar coins have been melted down or simply lost over history, leaving even fewer surviving coins for collectors to acquire.
1901-S. According to the Professional Coin Grading Service, the 1901-S is the rarest Morgan silver dollar to find in true mint condition.
The Flowing Hair dollar was the first dollar coin issued by the United States federal government. The coin was minted in 1794 and 1795; its size and weight were based on the Spanish dollar, which was popular in trade throughout the Americas.
The 1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle is one of the rarest coins of the modern era (if not the rarest, not counting one-off mint errors). The 1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle easily has the richest history of any modern coin.
The Great Aussie Coin Hunt 2022 $1 Unc Set is an astonishing $47.
And the purple 60-year coronation coin from 2013 has jumped up in value to between $75 and $180.
“Coins made in 1988 and 1989 with 'HH' on them are only worth $2,” he said in the video. “As there were 198 million of these minted.”
The 1966 wavy baseline 20c is still the most sought after rare Australian 20c coin.
It's from 1966,' she wrote. Coin enthusiasts were quick to offer their varying assessments on its worth, with most guessing between $8 and $15 dollars. 'Dealers will give you $8 or so for them or charge you $11 or thereabouts unless in extremely fine or mint condition,' one person wrote.
A 1958 Lincoln, Doubled Die Obverse cent sold in a GreatCollections auction has become the first Lincoln cent and first non-gold 20th century coin to sell for more than a million dollars. Still don't understand why that would make it super-valuable?
The 1959 D Lincoln Mule Memorial penny remains one of the most controversial and rare coins. Though not graded, it remains one of the rarest coins. The penny is worth about $50,000. 1959 pennies you need to look for!
The rarest major type is the Chain Cent. The rarest subtype coin is the 1793 'Strawberry Leaf' Wreath Cent. The 1795 Jefferson Head Cent subtype is a very rare non U.S.