A coin collector revealed the three rare coins you should keep an eye out for – as they could make you '100% rich'. The three pieces include a very lucky penny
That's because there are rare coins out there that could fetch a fortune at auction. And you don't need to be an expert to spot them – as an expert issued their top advice online.
He said: "The 1905 Half Crown from the UK with only 166,008 ever made, you can easily grab between £450 and £10,000 depending on the condition. "If you happen to have a 1933 UK penny in your possession, then you are 100% rich as this can easily sell for over £100,000." He explained: "In 1983, the Royal Mint began the process of changing the inscription of the two pence coin from new pence to two pence. If you find this rare coin you are looking at £1,000 plus."
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