I have found rare coins.

In last tow years I found more rare coins in circulation, store, gas station. This cent is one example.  

1913 Liberty Nickel, Your Nickel Could Be Worth $4 Million

The 1913 Liberty Head nickel is five cent piece which was produced in unauthorized by the United States Mint, making it one of the best known and most coveted rarities in American numismatics.
The existence of a Nickel with the Liberty design dated 1913 was not known until the ANA convention in 1920, and even speculation of such a coin was not even thought of until the following ad was placed in the December 1919 issue of the Numismatist.

2014 National Baseball Hall of Fame Young Collectors

Why is it called the 2014 National Baseball Hall of Fame Young Collectors Set? There is only one coin! Granted it's different but not many kids out there can afford that price for a single coin. For all the hype about this release, I expected more.

Lucky couple found $10 million in gold coins

Luckys couple found $10 million in gold coins on their property has set off a Gold Rush of theories over who left behind all that cash, gold found in the backyard.

The 2012 S United States Mint Limited Edition Silver Proof Set

 

The 2012 United States Mint Limited Edition Silver Proof Set contains eight coins in stunning proof quality displayed in a unique protective lens and presentation case.

2012 S American Eagle Two Proof Set coins

Arrived 2012 s American Eagle Reverse Proof finish with the box and paper. Eagles is from the San Francisco mint two coin proof set.Reverse proof finish and reverse mirror like background finish of a traditional proof coin.

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Another Million dollas Cent 1792

1792 Silver Center Cent coin on April 18, 2012 in Schaumburg, Illinois. Final bidding for the coin will take place with a live auction on April 19. Online bidding for the coin has already pushed the price over $1 million. The coin, considered the third best example of fourteen known to exist, was last sold at auction in 1974 when it reached a price of $105,000.
Officials with Heritage Auctions say Kevin Lipton of Beverly Hills, Calif., bought the penny on behalf of a group of unnamed investors. The winning bid was $1 million, but the investors also must pay the auction house's 15 percent commission.