Have you ever looked at the spare change in your pocket (even the lint) and considered it a nuisance? The next time you rummage through your spare pocket change for parking or coffee money, consider that there may be a gold or silver coin, or a florin or doubloon worth a small fortune. Coins released with mistakes and accidental engravings can become quite rare and valuable, and coin collector’s are always buying and selling coins at auctions or even via eBay for hefty profits. Here are five rare U.S. gov mint coins, bullion coins, silver dollars, and more to keep an eye out for: 1. The 2000 Sacagawea Cheerios Dollar As the name indicates, this rare coin made its way accidently into 5,500 boxes of Cheerios cereal. The U.S. Mint meant to promote the new 2000 Lincoln Cent, dubbed “the Golden Dollar”, via 10 million or so boxes of America’s favorite cereal. However, several coins were accidentally struck from a different set of master dies than the regular Sacagawea Dollar, this one bearing enhanced eagle tail feathers on the reverse side of the coin. With only 70 total Sacagawea Cheerios Dollars in existence today, they are valued at up to $25,000 USD per coin, depending on the grade.

No matter what you collect, whether it’s gold, silver, and bullion coins, memorabilia, sports apparel, stamps, or trading cars, you know how much money can come out of collectibles. However, there are some items that don’t go up in value too much and can become a poor investment if you collect them. If you’re just starting out or are curious about what collectibles actually go up in value, this listicle is for you: 1. Fine wine If you’re an individual with patience, this collectible might be the one for you. Fine wine can take years up to a decade to see a return. However long it may take, it is a dependable investment and is easy to start out with. The older the wine, the more valuable it becomes. 2. Comic books First edition or classic comic books have great returns, making them an optimal choice for starting a collection. This area of collectibles does take some research to understand what’s profitable and what’s not, but if you can work around this, you can make some real money. For example, a single page from the 1984 edition of Spider Man sold at an auction for $3.6 million—imagine what the whole book could go for!

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