Rare coin collectors, have you checked your stash lately?

Apparently, some old gems can be worth a massive value. Now TikTok has been buzzing with chatter around six sizzling rare coins that could make you minted.

If you're a coin collector, then you'll want to check your stash immediately.

Apparently, some old gems can be worth a massive value - and now TikTok has been buzzing with chatter around six sizzling rare coins that could make you minted.

Thanks to the tips from @CoinCollectingWizard, who's racked up 185,000 followers, you could be sitting on a fortune.

So do you have any of these?

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In his latest viral video, he questioned: "Do you remember any of these old British coins? Some are rare and valuable," before sharing the six treasures.

He started discussing the vintage 1924 Florin or two shillings, which can bag a cool £65 in fine condition or an eye-popping £145 if it's shiny and uncirculated.

The coin guru also discussed the 1949 Brass 3p with its tiny mintage of 464,000, which recently fetched nearly £500.

And don't forget the 1925 Florin. With barely a million of them out there, this one can score you around £40, or over £500 if it's untouched.

Meanwhile the 1869 penny could earn you £5,000.

He also mentioned the super scarce 1905 half crown, one of the "rarest half coins to ever be minted", coming at just 160,000 strong.

"This can fetch anywhere between £450 and £10,000," he revealed.

"And finally, let's slip this 1933 penny in there because if you are lucky enough to find this coin, then you are guaranteed at least £200,000."

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After sharing his knowledge, the post racked up heaps of likes and comments.

One asked: "Is a 1957 3p worth anything?" While a second boasted: "I have over 100."

So have you got any of these treasures in your collection?

Let us know in the comments section below...