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Think modern coins from the 1990s are just pocket change? Think again! We're counting down 5 extraordinary modern coins that stunned the numismatic world with auction prices reaching six figures. From legendary "No-S" proof errors to spectacular wrong-die pairings, discover why these modern survivors are worth a fortune.
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0:00 - Intro: Modern Coin Rarities
0:19 - #5: 1995 Lincoln Cent MS69 Red ($19,000+)
0:53 - #4: 1990 "No-S" Proof Lincoln Cent ($20,700+)
1:45 - #3: 1996 Lincoln Cent MS69 Red ($20,250+)
2:45 - #2: 1995 Roosevelt Dime (Struck with Cent Obverse Die) ($57,500)
4:08 - #1: 1993-D Lincoln Cent Struck with Dime Reverse Die ($117,500)
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Discover five valuable coins from the 1990s that collectors are paying high prices for. See which specific coins made the list.
Many people overlook 1990s coins in their spare change, but some are actually quite scarce. This countdown highlights five examples of valuable coins that have generated significant interest at major auctions. If you are interested in coin collecting, these specific pieces demonstrate why condition and grading matter so much for value.
We examine the details of a 1995 Lincoln cent that achieved an MS69 grade, a coin nearly perfect in its preservation. You will learn what features to look for, such as the copper red luster and the cartwheel effect, that separate a common find from a rare coins treasure. These valuable coins offer a fascinating look at modern numismatics.
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