Coin collections have always drawn people’s attention, whether it’s for a hobby or to make money. Check out these valuable pennies and find out why they’re worth millions altogether.
1804 Silver Dollar Class I – $4.1 million
There are three different classes of the 1804 Silver Dollar, also known as the “King of Coins”, and the class I sold for about $4.1 million.
Although the coin is labelled 1804, none of the coins were minted during that time. It was done after the 1830s. The front displays Lady Liberty with “liberty” inscribed in it, and the back shows a golden eagle with 13 stars.
1922-D Lincoln, No D, Strong Reverse, Die Pair 2 – $63,000
This coin is officially 3.11 grams in weight and comprises copper, tin, and zinc. Like the last coin, this one is also missing the mint mark due to Denver Mint’s damaged die.
The fresh head die explains how this coin had a sharper image on the back than the obverse side. The Die Pair II was considered to be the “true” one among all of its versions. It was sold for $63,000 in Baltimore back in 2018.