@Ball722 …Compare the coins you find at John Wexler’s website or Variety Vista. If they don’t show attributes like shown at those 2 places, odds are they are not a variety. The example @Kentucky posted is the valuable one. 1969 had many more besides this one, but none are as valuable. As you learn, try to avoid only trying to find out what a coin is worth. There are tons of other reasons to be a coin collector. You will learn that there is a difference between a variety and a error. And, you should use the Red Book that you’re gonna buy to begin how to grade coins. With experience you’ll be able to get in the right ballpark gradewise. Don’t think every coin you find with a strange number or letter is an error or valuable. Go to error-ref.com to learn what true errors are…Welcome to Coin Talk!…Spark
