List of Most Expensive coins in History

Many people expect older coins to have more value. This isn’t necessarily the case. For example, even though the United States is relatively young among nations, its coinage is in high demand and is generally more valuable than coins from places like ancient Greece.
The following list compromises of the most expensive coins. Most of these are auction prices & Few are privately sold.

This visualization shows the following things:-

1. Pictorial Representation of the coin
2. Name & Minted year of the coin
3. Country where the coin is minted.
4. Description about the coin
5. The sold price of the coin at Auction/Privately.

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2. Track: Curse of the Scarab-Kevin Macleod.

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[LegendTheAnonymous]

Several thousand year old coins from ancient civilizations: $100

Some 80 year old US coin: 1 million.

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[kykale]

Imagine losing one of those coins then you just lost millions

[dimitrijedjukic]

Omg. There is 1 coin from Poland, Canada, IUK, S. Africa and England.
2 from China and 43 coins from USA.

[louismaxence]

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[MrAquinas]

I knew I shouldn't have spent my father's whole collection, which included most of these, at the candy store on comic books when I was a kid.

[KBYT]

Literally no one:
Coins: *_United States of America_*

[francistatum]

Born an investor, always an investor.
I don't know who needs to hear this but stop saving all your money. Invest some of it if you want financial freedom.

[regnij]

As an coin collector I approve of this


Edit: Oi kiddo, I'm not just going to change my comment about one letter. Please go with your grammar Hitler and other kids to conspire perfect grammar somewhere else on the internet.

[XXXTENTAClON]

Fun fact: this video is outdated

The no. 1 coin is now the 1933 Saint Gaudens - Double Eagle, selling for $18.9 million.

The rarest coin in the world is the Edward III Florin, with only 3 ever being exported (it was worth 6 shillings at the time lol so like £0.06) and it was made in *1343*. Unfortunately there’s no definitive value as no one can actually sell one since it’s lost in the first place.

[debbieportnoy]

When you realize some coins are worth more than a small country. “Shuffles through coin jar”

[YoloBagels]

Thanks for making this video! I've seen most of these in person, and have held some of the exact examples shown in the video. They are really cool.

[generalkenobi]

You've got the 1943-D cent backwards. They were struck in zinc-coated steel in '43 due to copper shortages brought on by WWII. That's what makes the bronze specimen so rare and valuable--it was struck in error on an old planchet.

[عزميباشا-خم]

Fun fact: Did you guys know that the 1933 Saint-Gaudens coin was owned by late King Farouk of Egypt in the 1940s? And therefore it's called the Saint-Gaudens-Farouk?

[pppixeI]

Meanwhile in 1794

Random person: Oh no! I lost my only dollar coin! Oh well it's only a dollar

[alesandrohoxha]

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[potatomatop]

Me: *throws flowing hair silver dollar coin in the trash*
Coin: omae wa mou shindeiru

[PotentialGaming]

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[lebread]

I’m not sure if I’m going crazy but I was searching through my grandmother’s wheat cents and found a 1943 Denver mint. It’s in bad condition though. I’ll try and clean it up and see if it’s actually real.


UPDATE: It’s not real. The corrosion was just so bad that it actually made it look like it was minted in Denver.