3 Rare US Coins That Sold for a Fortune! (Key Dates & High Grades)
Could you be sitting on a small fortune? In this episode of COIN AZ, we explore three legendary rare coins that recently sold for massive prices at auction. From the elusive 1912 Proof Lincoln Cent to the "Key Date" 1932-S Washington Quarter, we break down why these specific coins are so valuable and what collectors look for in terms of grade, luster, and strike quality.
Timestamped Highlights:
0:04 - 1912 Lincoln Cent (Proof PR-66 Red) - $14,400
1:01 - 1925-S Buffalo Nickel (MS-65+ Gem) - $38,400
2:07 - 1932-S Washington Quarter (MS-66 Key Date) - $26,400
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See why the 1912 Lincoln Cent is a major condition rarity. This 66 Red PCGS proof coin offers a look at a piece of numismatic history.
This video examines the 1912 Lincoln Cent and its status as a rare proof issue. With only 2,172 minted, this coin remains a significant target for serious collectors. We discuss insights from the David Lange guide, which suggests that many of these original proofs may have been destroyed rather than sold, adding to the mystery surrounding their scarcity.
Learn how this specific 66 Red PCGS specimen compares to other rare Lincoln cents from the 1909 to 1916 era. By analyzing the condition rarity of this example showcased at Stack's Bowers, you gain a better understanding of what makes certain proof coins stand out in the current market. This breakdown is designed for collectors interested in the nuances of early 20th-century American coinage.
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