Top 3 Coins in Your Change Worth Real Money? Penny, Half Cent, Walking Liberty!

Top 3 Coins in Your Change Worth Real Money? Penny, Half Cent, Walking Liberty! Could one of these three coins be hiding in your pocket change or an old coin jar? In this video, I show you exactly how to check a 2009-D Lincoln Formative Years cent, a 1797 Liberty Cap half cent, and a 1918 Walking Liberty half dollar. You’ll learn where the mint mark hides, how to inspect an edge, which home tests actually work, and what these coins really sold for at auction. Honest reminder: most coins like these are worth far less than the record prices. The auction results I mention are rare outliers, not promises. Condition and authenticity decide everything. Chapters 0:00 Intro: three coins, one clue0:33 2009-D Lincoln Formative Years cent: doubled die hunt and the weight test5:22 1797 Liberty Cap half cent: check the date, the head, and the edge11:00 1918 Walking Liberty half dollar: the mint mark most people miss (Adjust the timestamps to match your final edit. Keep 0:00 as the first one so YouTube creates chapters.) Verified auction results mentioned: 1797 gripped-edge half cent, $195,500, Goldberg Auctioneers, September 2011 1918-D Walking Liberty half dollar, MS66+, $340,750, Legend Rare Coin Auctions, April 2021 2009 Formative Years cent, MS68 red, $1,938.75, Heritage Auctions, April 2017 Never clean your coins. Cleaning can destroy their value. Which coin have you found in your change? Tell me in the comments. Subscribe for more rare coin checks #rarecoins #coincollecting #coinvalue #rarecoins #coincollecting #coinvalue Spare: #pennies #halfdollar #coinhunting #numismatics