Most Popular Error Coins Since 2000

How about an image of that clashed quarter?

I'm not much of an error coin collector - I go for the complete series of all modern coins.

When these clashed Edith quarters became known there were a bunch sold on ebay. They have letter transfer by Washington's ear. I bought one for $10, don't know if that's a good deal or too much but I wanted one. Here it is, clashed on both sides. Next is pic of a more significant clash, I assume an early die stage showing clash in front of Washington's face. I bid on it but lost, it went for about $65 or something like that. Also is overlay and close up pics someone else made.

Sorry I don't know much about modern error coins but I own a few. I have a 2015 Nebraska quarter doubled die reverse because that's where I'm from. I don't think most modern error coins will appreciate in value a lot, not as much as older classic coins have/will IMO.

I would think the 2000-P Sacagawea wounded eagle and Cheerios would continue to hold up, 24 years later and still sought after.

Yeah, some modern error coins will likely increase in value in the future, major errors, popular ones.

It seems that really impressive error coins hold their value well. Die variety coins can hold their value well too, if the amount minted stays on the low side. It just depends on the chance that LOTS of them exist, but they just haven't been found.

Learning in 2012 that the Cherrios Dollar I had stashed away in 2000 was possibly worth thousands was the most amazing day of my numismatic life! I was able to verify that it was the 'FS-902 Prototype of 1999' by checking for the die marks near the date. My coin can be seen on the PCGS Coinfacts page for the Cherrios Dollar by clicking 'Veiw More Images' and scrolling down to the third MS-67 coin. It's cert # 37217371.

I had placed it in a drawer, still in the Cherrios packaging, and forgot about it. My thinking was that MAYBE it would be worth $100 or so some day because it was a Cherrios collectable AND a unique mint promotional item as well.

It was certified by PCGS as MS-67 in 2019 and sold by Heritage Auctions. It has gone up in value since it was sold, but I'm still happy that it went for $4200 (not bad for a cereal prize!) The last MS-67 FS-902 sold on Heritage went for $5760.

2000 Sacagawea Mule.... https://www.pcgs.com/top100/coin6 . If I remember correctly a CC member found one, posted it & auctioned it off. Would love to find one of those.