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Some ordinary-looking one-dollar bills were produced on an experimental printing press—and a tiny number on the back can identify them. Today’s Check Your Change find is the $1 Web Note, p … read more

An older two-dollar bill with a bright red seal may be worth more than its printed value—and it can still surface in cash drawers, old wallets and inherited collections. Today’s Check Your … read more

A dramatic raised line across the bison can turn an ordinary-looking 2005 nickel into a collectible worth considerably more than five cents. Today’s Check Your Change find is the 2005-D Speared … read more

A small gap between two letters can make an ordinary-looking 2000 penny worth considerably more than one cent. Today’s Check Your Change find is the 2000 Wide AM Lincoln cent, recognized by coll … read more

A 1995 penny may be worth considerably more than one cent if the lettering on its front appears distinctly doubled. Today’s Check Your Change find is the 1995 Doubled Die Obverse Lincoln cent, c … read more