VA海灘（波浪狀） - 您能擁有一分錢的一分錢嗎？

1943年的青銅林肯（Lincoln Cent），1944年的1944年鋼鐵鋼絲（Steel Lincoln Cent）或1937-D三足的布法羅鎳（Buffalo Nickel）在那裡 - 某個地方。

"If you have a 1943 bronze Lincoln cent, a 1944 steel Lincoln cent, or a 1937-D 3-legged Buffalo nickel, they are out there – somewhere.

“如果您有1943年的青銅林肯一分錢，1944年的林肯鋼鐵，或者是1937-D 3腿的布法羅鎳，那麼他們就在那裡。

And they are rare.

它們很少見。

Prepare to break open your piggy banks. If you have a large amount of change just lying around, you just might have something inside that would make a coin collector’s eyes go wide.

準備打破您的小豬銀行。如果您只有大量的變化就躺在周圍，那麼您可能裡面可能會有一些會使硬幣收藏家的眼睛睜大的東西。

Candl Coins & Stamps off Independence Boulevard in Virginia Beach is a time capsule of history. The owner, Larry Robbins, has been collecting coins for more than 50 years.

弗吉尼亞海灘獨立林蔭大道（Independence Boulevard）旁的燭光硬幣和郵票是歷史的時代膠囊。所有者拉里·羅賓斯（Larry Robbins）已經收集硬幣已有50多年了。

“My father collected some, but he was a bus driver in Norfolk,” Robbins said, “and we would sit down every night and go through $100 worth of change when my dad came home. They had to carry $100 worth of change back then.”

羅賓斯說：“我父親收集了一些東西，但他是諾福克的公共汽車司機，我們每天晚上都會坐下來，當我父親回家後經歷價值100美元的零錢。那時他們不得不攜帶價值100美元的零錢。”

He said dimes were the coin of choice for his family at that time. They would try to collect every year, every mint location, every dime in a set they could find. He took that hobby and made it his career, buying and selling coins.

他說，一角錢是當時家人的首選硬幣。他們將嘗試每年收集每個薄荷的位置，每個一角錢都可以找到。他接受了這種愛好，並將其做到了自己的職業，買賣硬幣。

“We’ve been here since [19]78,” Robbins said.

羅賓斯說：“自[19] 78以來，我們一直在這裡。”

And in the 47 years as the store owner, he has seen a lot of coins. He said customers are finding the wrong prices online.

在47年的商店老闆中，他看到了很多硬幣。他說，客戶在網上發現了錯誤的價格。

“A lot of them are looking on the Internet first,” Robbins said. “And they see a picture of them — this goes for coins and stamps — and it says, this coin or this stamp is worth $3,000 or $30,000 or $110,000. They don’t know exactly what they’re looking at. They’re not familiar with the terms.”

羅賓斯說：“他們中的許多人首先在互聯網上尋找。” “而且他們看到了它們的照片 - 這是硬幣和郵票 - 它說，這枚硬幣或此郵票的價值為3,000美元或30,000美元或110,000美元。他們不知道自己在看什麼。他們不熟悉這些條款。”

So how do you find a pricey penny?

那麼，您如何找到昂貴的一分錢呢？

“The ones that you would hit the market on, and they are out there — there are some somewhere out there — they have a 1983 copper cent. In 1982, they changed the composition from copper to zinc. And so the 83s are zinc.”

“您會在市場上投放市場的人，他們在那裡 - 那裡有些地方 - 他們有1983年的銅分。1982年，他們將構圖從銅改為鋅。因此83s是鋅。”

Robbins was referring to the “transitional errors” created when a limited number of leftover copper blanks were struck in 1983, along with the new, mostly-zinc coins.

羅賓斯（Robbins）指的是1983年有限數量的剩餘銅毛坯以及新的，主要是鋅硬幣時造成的“過渡錯誤”。

Besides finding an old coin that is made of silver or copper, errors in currency are another rare find that he looks for. He said most people do not even notice some errors that could be on something as common as a dollar bill.

除了找到由白銀或銅製成的舊硬幣外，貨幣上的錯誤是他尋找的另一個罕見發現。他說，大多數人甚至都沒有註意到一些可能像美元賬單一樣常見的錯誤。

“It has a show number and you get one number mismatched on there, and it could be worth several hundred dollars,” Robbins said.

羅賓斯說：“它有一個節目號碼，您在那裡的數字不匹配，而且可能價值幾百美元。”

On the very day Nexstar’s WAVY was there, Robbins bought an error coin. A heads and tails was printed on the same side of the penny. He explained to us how it happened.

在那天，Nexstar的波浪狀在那裡，Robbins買了一個錯誤的硬幣。頭部和尾巴在一分錢的同一側印刷。他向我們解釋了這是怎麼發生的。

“They strike the coin, and you’re supposed to get to the coin out of the collar,” Robbins said. “The next coin comes in and falls to that collar on top of the other one, and one’s already struck. The second strike comes in, and it ends up that you have a solid strike on one side and the other side has parts of both strikes on it.”

羅賓斯說：“他們擊中了硬幣，你應該從衣領中拿出硬幣。” “下一個硬幣進來，掉到了另一個硬幣的頂部，一個已經擊中了。第二次罷工進來了，最終您在一側有紮實的罷工，另一側的一部分都有兩次罷工。”

Robbins loves collecting coins and learning about the history when he gets a good find. He has coins dating back 3,000 years ago, and even showed WAVY coins that date back to 1212.

羅賓斯（Robbins）喜歡收集硬幣，並了解他的歷史。他的硬幣可以追溯到3，000年前，甚至還展示了波浪硬幣，可以追溯到1212年。

If you want to now break open your piggy banks full of change, Robbins said getting educated first will help you know what to look for, otherwise “you won’t recognize it when you see it.”

如果您想現在打破充滿變化的小豬銀行，羅賓斯說，先接受教育會幫助您知道要尋找的東西，否則“看到它時您將不會認識到它。”

“If you walk around and go through every penny in your life, you’ve probably found some kind of error,” Robbins said.

羅賓斯說：“如果您四處走動並經歷生活中的每一分錢，您可能會發現某種錯誤。”

Robbins says he encourages people to give it a try, as the learning process can be a rewarding – even if you don’t find a life-changing collectible in your change jar.

羅賓斯說，他鼓勵人們嘗試一下，因為學習過程可能是一個有益的 - 即使您在變化罐中找不到改變生活的收藏品。