“異常稀有” $ 1硬幣的價值比其面值多數千美元

人們認為只有少量硬幣被認為存在，本週的硬幣陷入困境。

An "exceptionally rare" $1 coin could be worth thousands more than its face value because of an error made when it was struck.

由於出現錯誤時，“異常稀有”的$ 1硬幣的價值可能比其面值高數千美元。

Only a small handful of the coins are thought to be in existence, with one going under the hammer this week.

人們認為只有少量硬幣被認為存在，本週的硬幣陷入困境。

A 1984 $1 coin with the same 10-cent planchet error sold for $2,800 last year after being auctioned off by Noble Numismatics.

1984年的1美元硬幣和相同的10美分Planchet錯誤去年以2,800美元的價格被貴族數字化售出。

It comes after a 1972 Small Commonwealth Games $10 coin sold for a record-breaking $75,000 at auction in March.

這是在1972年的一場小型英聯邦運動會上的10美元硬幣售價為10美元的三月份拍賣會上以創紀錄的$ 75,000售出的。

The coins went to auction with a price guide of between $2,000 and $3,000 this week, sold by auctioneers Roxburys Auction House.

該硬幣的拍賣指南在本週由Auctioneers Roxburys Auction House出售的價格指南介於2,000至3,000美元之間。

"It is a 10-cent planchet that was used to strike the Commonwealth Games $1 coin and it is a coin that is in common circulation. It is used to make 10 cents coins and they've put it into the $1 coin and it's come out in the Commonwealth Games $1 coin,” explained Charles Benisty, auctioneer at Roxburys Auction House, told Yahoo Finance.

“這是一種10美分的平面，用於打擊英聯邦運動會1美元的硬幣，這是一枚共同發行的硬幣。它用於製造10美分的硬幣，他們將其放入了1美元的硬幣中，並在英聯邦的1美元硬幣中發行。

“It is a very interesting error and it's exceptionally rare. Maybe 10 to 20 is pretty accurate in terms of how many of this exact type would be around.”

“這是一個非常有趣的錯誤，而且異常罕見。就這種確切類型的數量而言，大概10到20是非常準確的。”

Errors, the reason why they’re interesting, cool, desirable and rare is because they happen by accident, he said.

他說，錯誤，原因是它們有趣，酷，理想和罕見的原因是因為它們是偶然發生的。

"They're not supposed to be there. So they're not planned. They're not made in a mint in another country and they're not brought out in a new series. They just happen by accident and that's what makes them so rare and collectable."

“他們不應該在那裡。所以他們沒有計劃。它們不是在另一個國家製造的薄荷，也不是在新系列中帶出來的。它們只是偶然地發生，這就是使它們如此罕見和可收藏的原因。”

Earlier this year, a "bullseye" $2 coin sold for a whopping $4,100 at auction.

今年早些時候，一張“牛仔” 2美元的硬幣在拍賣會上以高達4,100美元的價格售出。

The coin, which was struck in 1998 and features a unique misalignment, is thought to be one of only three in existence. It was sold by auction house, Coinworks, and had a price guide of $3,000 to $5,000.

這枚硬幣在1998年被擊中，並具有獨特的未對準，被認為是存在的僅有的三種。它由拍賣行，Coinworks出售，價格指南為3,000至5,000美元。

The coin's error lies in the alignment of the inner and outer rings of the coin's design. In most cases, the two rings are perfectly aligned, but in this particular coin, the inner ring is slightly offset from the outer ring. This creates a unique "bullseye" effect.

硬幣的誤差在於硬幣設計的內環和外環的對齊。在大多數情況下，這兩個環是完全對齊的，但是在這種特定的硬幣中，內環與外環略有偏移。這會產生獨特的“靶心”效果。

According to Benisty, coins with this type of error are "very rare" to see.

貝尼斯蒂認為，這種錯誤的硬幣“非常罕見”。

"It is a 10-cent planchet that was used to strike the Commonwealth Games $1 coin and it is a coin that is in common circulation. It is used to make 10 cents coins and they've put it into the $1 coin and it's come out in the Commonwealth Games $1 coin. It is a very interesting error and it's exceptionally rare. Maybe 10 to 20 is pretty accurate in terms of how many of this exact type would be around.”

“這是一個10美分的平板，用於打擊英聯邦遊戲1美元的硬幣，它是一種常見的發行幣。它用於製造10美分的硬幣，他們將其放入了1美元的硬幣中，它在英聯邦的$ 1硬幣中出現了1美元的硬幣。這是一個非常有趣的錯誤，而且非常罕見，這是非常罕見的。大概10到20個非常準確的是，這是多個以下的。