Rare pennies minted in copper instead of steel during World War II can fetch thousands of dollars if found in circulation.
Pennies from 1955 with a doubled die error are highly sought after by collectors due to their rarity and unique appearance.
Pennies minted in San Francisco in 1970 with a small date are rare and valuable, especially in uncirculated condition.
Dimes from 1982 without a mint mark were mistakenly struck at the Philadelphia Mint and are highly prized by collectors.
Pennies from 1995 with a doubled die error on the obverse can command significant premiums in the numismatic market.
Quarters from 2004 with an extra leaf on the ear of corn on the reverse are rare and valuable errors worth hundreds of dollars.
Nickels from 2005 with a die gouge resembling a spear on the bison's back are highly collectible and valuable.
Certain quarters from 2009 featuring errors like doubled dies or die cracks can fetch high prices among collectors.