A rare coin bought for $10 is now making waves, as experts predict it could fetch a staggering $60,000 at an upcoming auction in Sydney.
A Rare Coin Bought for $10 is Now Worth $60,000:
Coin specialist Jim Noble shared insights, revealing that the silver coin, minted in Britain in 1889 for circulation in China, is among the few survivors from a batch that avoided being melted down.
The decision was made when it was realized that the value of the silver exceeded its face value of 50 cents. According to Noble, what once cost very little is now poised to bring in significant returns.
In pristine mint condition, this coin has attracted considerable attention, especially from interested buyers in China. Coin expert Jim Noble shared that potential buyers from China have even requested a video stream to assess its perfection.
Additionally, another exceptionally rare coin, previously sold by Noble decades ago, is set to hit the auction block with expectations of reaching $120,000. The world of rare coins continues to captivate collectors and enthusiasts alike.
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