Featured Coin Hunting Guides
Most people spend money without looking at it—natural detectives look at money and find a fortune. Use these featured coin roll hunting guides to hone your detection skills how to get unsearched rolls of coins to hunt. I’ve created a toolkit you’ll need for a successful hunt here.
Must-Read Rare Coin & Error Guides
Explore our most popular, high-value coin error lists and pricing guides:
- • 1976 Bicentennial Quarter Error List
- • 2002 Indiana Quarter Errors & Values
- • 2008 Arizona Extra Cactus Leaf Guide
- • Morgan Silver Dollars: Value Over Melt
- • 1996 Quarter Error List
- • 2018 Minnesota Voyageurs Pricing Chart
- • 1964 Quarter Transitional Errors
- • 2007 Utah State Quarter Varieties
- • 1970 S Penny: Large vs. Small Date
- • Floating Roof Penny Error Guide
The Detective's Quick-Start FAQ
Q: How do I start my first “Hunt” for rare coins? A: Start with a standard roll of quarters or pennies from your local bank. Look for anything that feels “off”—different colors, thicker rims, or dates that match our guides above. Detection is all about noticing the anomalies!
Q: What is the most common error a new detective can find? A: Look for “Die Cracks” (raised lines on the coin surface) or “Off-Center” strikes. Our 2002 Indiana and 2008 Arizona guides show exactly how to spot these “cactus leaf” and rim errors with the naked eye.
Q: Is my 1776-1976 Bicentennial Quarter worth more than 25 cents? A: It depends on the mint mark and the condition! Use our Bicentennial Quarter Error List to check for the rare silver varieties and the doubled die errors that true detectives search for.
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