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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;gronnh20, post: 4146652, member: 73224&quot;]Most error coins you find from circulating coinage is not going to bring in the big bucks.&nbsp; Even if you find an error coin in your pocket change it needs to be a high grade coin or an error that doesn&#039;t need magnification.&nbsp; The hobby right now is not really supporting modern day circulated coinage.&nbsp; Most serious collectors in the hobby willing to pay big bucks for coins want high grade coins.&nbsp; Errors or otherwise. </p><p><br /></p><p>You want to find errors?&nbsp; Look through as many circulated dollar coins that you get from the bank.&nbsp; Out of all of the recent error coins these have produced the most profitable of modern coins.&nbsp; And it won&#039;t be some common missing edge lettering.&nbsp; There are only a couple worthy die varieties in common circulating coinage that will command money in high grades.&nbsp; The 1995 and 1995-D Lincoln cent DDOs come to mind.&nbsp; Or the CAM and WAM cents.&nbsp; Still those coins have been in circulation over 25 years. </p><p><br /></p><p>Your better bet is to pull coins out of circulation that look like they just came from the Mint.&nbsp; No marks or scratches, fingerprints and real shiny.&nbsp; Unless you are getting boxes of coins from the bank, these brand new coins are not so common in your pocket.&nbsp; This means going through thousands of coins if you don&#039;t go to the bank.&nbsp; People are more successful selling brand new rolls of coins from the bank to collectors than looking for rare errors or die varieties.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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