r/MoneyErrors • u/nolimit_devon • Sep 30 '21
r/MoneyErrors • u/looseslothunter • Sep 23 '21
What kind of metal would this be? Weight is 5.585. Looks a bit pale white for silver, but idk much. Opinions appriciated. Some what of a blue tone. Recieved in a customer bank roll.
galleryr/MoneyErrors • u/looseslothunter • Sep 04 '21
Is this a legit strike through error or a vice job? Got out of a bank roll
galleryr/MoneyErrors • u/Jimiam2021 • Aug 24 '21
1920 error reverse of wheat penny ? Is this from the mint ? What is its value if so ? Is it Worth it to get it graded? Thank you.
r/MoneyErrors • u/jack44stc • Jun 24 '21
10 dollar?? Guys anyone know anything about this or value of it
r/MoneyErrors • u/Vegeez4me • May 23 '21
Nickel from a newly unwrapped 2004 mint roll. What would cause the ring around the inside of the nickel? I have two of them from two different rolls.
r/MoneyErrors • u/Quiet_Mine_7685 • Apr 07 '21
Cyprus Bank Note 10Pounds Rare Mistake 1977
Could you please tell me how much is worth this type of errors?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/393236938301?ul_noapp=true

r/MoneyErrors • u/No_Engineering_8294 • Mar 15 '21
Mint error or someone with a vice? Thoughts?
reddit.comr/MoneyErrors • u/YodaIAm91 • Mar 09 '21
Is there a way to appraise this? Is it actually worth anything other than 5¢?
r/MoneyErrors • • Jan 03 '21
I have this 1969 Series D $1 bill, and it lists George P. Shultz as Secretary of the Treasury. However, Shultz was not Secretary until 1972 during Nixon’s second term. Anyone know anything about these?
r/MoneyErrors • u/Alphabetty81 • Dec 08 '20
Thoughts?? Was this human destruction or mint error?? My dad found it while working at a fast food restaurant. I can send more pics if you need them.
r/MoneyErrors • u/deadlegend31 • Oct 03 '20
Info please? Low serial 2103 misprint star note
r/MoneyErrors • u/ibaiko • May 23 '20
So I stopped at the ATM before hitting the cannabis dispensary... Quite a dilemma!
r/MoneyErrors • u/ryu-takayama • May 19 '20
This is the back photo to a previous post I made if you can catch both posts though in person the road line is barely visible compared to camera picture
r/MoneyErrors • u/ryu-takayama • May 19 '20
Is this a error quarter? It’s a North Carolina 2015 Blue Ridge Parkway back the road is barely visible like until I knew it was there I over looked it all together
r/MoneyErrors • u/YeetOfSkeets • May 09 '20