Having a certain rare coin could make you incredibly rich. Some of these hidden treasures can fetch an astonishing amount of money, but it requires a keen eye and a lot of patience to find such gems.

THERE is an exact date you need to look out for on an ultra-rare 1p coin worth up to £1million ... and most people have never even seen one. "Queen Elizabeth (II) had just taken the throne ...

The coin is one of four pieces that were released to celebrate the author's life and works with the collection also including ...

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He went on to explain that this error makes the coin "super rare" and collectors are willing to pay a lot of money to get their hands on the coin. These rare two pound coins have been spotted being ...

An expert has urged people to look out for two £2 coins in circulation that could be worth far more than their ... underneath the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. “But some Lord Kitchener ...

"Issued during the era of Queen Elizabeth II, this coin has a fineness of 0.813 and is in XF 40 grade. "Issued during the era of Queen Elizabeth II, this coin has a fineness of 0.813 and is in XF ...

An original Beatrix Potter illustration graces the reverse side of the coin, whereas the obverse honours the late Queen Elizabeth II ... before parting with your money. Online resources such ...

A coin expert is urging Brits to keep their eyes peeled for a 50p coin collectors are 'willing to pay big money for ... portrait of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank Broadley.

A coin expert has urged the public to keep a sharp eye out for two specific £2 coins in circulation, which could potentially be worth a hefty sum above their nominal value. If these coins bear ...

While its face value remains 50 cents, the 1971 Half Dollar's actual worth ... gold bullion coins in the world. First introduced in 1979, the coin's obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, while ...

Royal fans young and old crowded the Palace Green in Durham to catch a glimpse of King Charles and Queen Camilla.