Let's go over some extremely valuable mint error quarters that have sold for over $1,000. This wasn't by value – instead, I picked coins that were above a certain threshold and just stood out for their unique aspects and interesting stories, and here they are. Many of these videos I try to encourage people that they might have some findable coins, but this is less of that situation, and instead a time to check out and look at some of the neatest mishaps to ever make their way out of the mint!
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Cool stuff!
Nice vid
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Very cool coins, but doubt if we will find these in our change lol
Hi Christian, I collect errors so really enjoy this type of video . We all have our favorites examples fun to see yours. Bill
The state quarter was red hot, till the series ended. 👍👍
~~WAVES~~ AWESOME!!! THANKS CHRISTAIN
How do these get out of the mint???? The guy that sweeps the floor? They need to check their pockets. Lol Thanks Christian EIEI OH MY! 👌👍🏴☠️🇺🇸 We will Never forget
Exactly, most of those errors,Mint employees experiment for fun and take them out and sell them to their client dealers, but some of them are real mint process errors and not really purposely made by employees too, in my opinion.
@Ultra High Relief Coin Roll Hunter & Researcher I like to refer to the Philadelphia mint as the Philsner! 😂
More errors please.