Hi and welcome, you are on the right track when you say value is conditional upon the condition of the coin. We would need to see pictures to give you an idea of value, especially for the error coin. As you say, circulated examples fetch around the $10 mark, but a nice uncirculated 1968 2c can bring upwards of $100. 1968 was not only a low mintage year, it is also a notoriously difficult year to find well struck without carbon spots. no mint sets that year meant the only way to get these coins was from rolls or from circulation.
My own observations of this coin have seen it climb steadily in value in the higher grades recently, as more and more people realise just how hard it is to find nice examples.
As for the medallion, sorry, I have no idea. Someone else will know more about these for sure.
My own observations of this coin have seen it climb steadily in value in the higher grades recently, as more and more people realise just how hard it is to find nice examples.
As for the medallion, sorry, I have no idea. Someone else will know more about these for sure.


















