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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;sprag, post: 2339549, member: 77145&quot;]Hello micbraun, as a matter of fact, I am residing in Europe and I have been collecting World Mint errors for the past 15 years.&nbsp; This one and many others that I have acquired throughout those years micbraun have been found in pocket change! I have also inherited some coins from my Grand father&#039;s collection.I usually will go to the bank and pick up a box of this and a box of that and then in my spare time I will look through them one by one with the aid of my microscope. Sometimes spending endless hours searching, sometimes going through thousands of coins and the aftermath of course is the discovery of something unique. A cud or a clip planchet or a blank planchet or lamination or even a double die&nbsp; or sometimes the chance to find the odd ones, the rarer type such as the broadstrike or multiple strike or flip overs. As to what exactly you will find when you find one? well that is all a mystery at first,the possiblities are endless really.&nbsp; I guess it&#039;s also about that thrill feeling of searching through coins and the wonders that comes with it that makes this hobby incredibly satisfying and complete.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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