8 Coins The Mint Made Wrong | And Collectors Are Paying MILLIONS For Them

Right now there are coins sitting in your collection that the United States Mint made wrong. In this video we cover 8 coins Lincoln wheat pennies, Roosevelt dime doubled die errors, Kennedy half dollars, and the rarest Eisenhower dollar ever struck and reveal exactly why the mint mistakes on these coins have sent auction prices into the millions. These are not foreign coins. Not ancient pieces. These are American coins that passed through ordinary hands and most people spent them without a second look. The finale coin the 1972 Eisenhower Dollar Type 2 has three islands on its reverse that most collectors have never noticed. The price it achieved at auction is something I still find hard to say out loud. Coins covered in this video: ✅ 1939 Lincoln Wheat Penny — Pre-war survival rarity ✅ 1957-D Lincoln Wheat Penny — Final era of the wheat design ✅ 1983 Roosevelt Dime — Doubled Die Obverse ✅ 1985 Roosevelt Dime — Doubled Die Obverse ✅ 1989 Roosevelt Dime — Class IV Rotational Doubled Die ✅ 1973 Kennedy Half Dollar — Gem survivor ✅ 1981 Kennedy Half Dollar — Type 2 reverse secret ✅ 1972 Eisenhower Dollar Type 2 — The three islands finale Before you watch — go get your coin jar. Go check your change drawer. Because one of these coins may already be in your possession. Watch every second. The order matters. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Hook 1:30 Intro 3:00 1939 Lincoln Wheat Penny 6:30 1957-D Lincoln Wheat Penny 10:00 1983 Roosevelt Dime DDO 13:30 1985 Roosevelt Dime DDO 17:00 1989 Roosevelt Dime DDO 20:30 1973 Kennedy Half Dollar 24:00 1981 Kennedy Half Dollar Type 2 28:00 1972 Eisenhower Dollar Type 2 FINALE If this video helped you see your collection differently leave a comment and tell me which coin you are checking first.