According to numismatist Justin Heller of New Haven Coins (also known as The Collector of Coins on YouTube), coin collectors seeking value in 2025 may consider the 1890-CC Morgan silver dollar, which represents a minting from Carson City.
In addition to stating that this mintage was “one of the most frequently asked-for coins when I’m set up as a dealer at a coin show,” Heller said the value might vary from $500 to $2,500 in accordance with market timing, grade, and condition.
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About 20,000 to 24,000 pennies were struck with this fault at the Philadelphia Mint, making it one of the "most famous and dramatic mint errors in U.S. coin history," according to Heller.
Heller advised his audience to buy the coin in good to fine circulated condition for between $1,200 and $2,500, or high-end graded mint state for up to $30,000, as it is "one of the most desirable errors among collectors." The goal is to hold onto the currency for a higher future value.
Although it is technically outdated, the Royal Canadian Mint's 2021 $10 quarter-ounce red-tailed hawk is still a candidate since it is valued greater than even the current record-high gold spot price would indicate.
Benzinga claims that the piece's higher-than-expected current worth is due to its association with the late Queen Elizabeth II, the high purity of gold (99.99%), the piece's exquisite design, and its relative scarcity.