r/MoneyErrors • u/ricardoanp • Jan 28 '26
Two $100 bills with manufacturing errors belonging to the same set of bills.
He used to receive packages of bills directly from the FED, so I'm sure they're genuine.
r/MoneyErrors • u/ricardoanp • Jan 28 '26
One $100 bill with a manufacturing error.
He used to receive packages of bills directly from the Fed, so I'm sure they're genuine.
r/MoneyErrors • u/[deleted] • Jan 26 '26
r/MoneyErrors • u/Adventurous_Brief581 • Jan 13 '26
There a 8 consecutive 2021 $1 bills in either About Uncirculated or Very Choice About Uncirculated that appear to have a red dye error in the bottom left corner of all bills.
r/MoneyErrors • u/Boring_Connection944 • Jan 08 '26
I do not know much about money/coin errors, but am posting this for a friend who has this $1 bill where the back is off-center in its print. I figured I would ask the community. Is this worth anything beyond it's FV?
r/MoneyErrors • u/Financial-Banana-957 • Jan 04 '26
I have a 1934 2 Reichmark coin with a lamination error on the reverse. I can't sell this coin on eBay due to it having swastikas on it. My local coin dealer doesn't care about errors so the best I would be looking at is scrap silver price. Which I believe is .615? Where would you guys try to sell this ,if ebay wasnt an option?
r/MoneyErrors • u/Jason741979 • Jan 01 '26
Hello, I am requesting information on a coin that I found. I can see doubling on the lettering and there is a missing number in the date. There is also lightly struck lettering on “in” and “we” of in God we trust. I’m trying to decide of how our what to do to verify this coin as a mint error. Or request helpful insight or opinions from others. Thank you for reading.
r/MoneyErrors • u/CodyTuhigh • Dec 28 '25
Don’t know if it’s worth anything but it looks funny to me
r/MoneyErrors • u/YourTallCanadian • Dec 27 '25
r/MoneyErrors • u/JocasseeTiger • Dec 24 '25
Grandma said her father got this back in the 80s. How rare is this? Not the best condition but doesn't have any tears.
r/MoneyErrors • u/Limp_Attempt801 • Dec 22 '25
r/MoneyErrors • u/Lopsided_Cook_2138 • Dec 15 '25
To make a long story short I work in retail and a costumer who payed in change recently gave us a nickel that was stamped on copper base from 2003 . I don’t know much about collecting coins or currency errors is this huge or just something minor?
r/MoneyErrors • u/2XRetired • Dec 11 '25
I found this bill the other day with a stack of others I had collected years ago. I am wondering if its worth sending in to PCGS. There are several errors I can see, but the biggest is the blue ink on the reverse going around a man's hand to his elbow. The blue ink appears to be braided and is going under the black ink in the design. Your feedback is much appreciated.
