TWO coins are worth hundreds of times their face value – and now tips have been given on how to spot them in your pocket.
A money expert has revealed how certain familiar-looking coins can actually be cashed in for far more than you might think.
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A TikToker shared a 66-second clip explaining just what to look for.
One is a £2 coin, the other a 20p piece – but they have rare secret glitches making them prized among collectors and so more valuable.
Social media user @thecoincollectoruk explained how a £2 coin bearing the face of World War 1 recruiter Lord Kitchener can be very common – with as 5.7million versions in circulation.
Yet the potentially-lucrative versions are ones which fail to say “Two pounds” on the other side which features the late Queen Elizabeth II.
Those coin expert revealed such minting mistakes are known as “mule errors”.
And he told how one of the rogue £2 coins sold at auction for £500, while another attracted offers of almost double that.