Check your wallet: Due to the design error, you can get up to 750 euros for one coin

Collectors around the world are paying more and more attention to a specific euro coin, which has become a real star of the market. Namely, it is a coin from Monaco, which has a design error and was issued in 2007.

This mistake is what gives it a value that has increased many times, and is now calculated between 500 and 750 euros.

The one euro coin from Monaco has become a real enigma for money lovers.

The reverse of the coin features the head of Prince Albert II, with the year 2007 written below it.

However, this is not present in some of the coins, which became a key detail that caused its value to increase.

According to German media, the value of this coin was less than 100 euros, but now it is estimated between 500 and 750 euros, depending on the condition of the currency.

This sudden jump in value attracted a lot of attention and many aficionados of numismatics.

Collectors looking to invest in this valuable coin should exercise caution when purchasing.

To avoid mistakes, it is recommended to always compare the offer with other currencies available in the market.

That said, the internet has become the main place where these coins are sold and every offer should be checked carefully to ensure the best possible deal.

This coin from Monaco is not the only example that arouses interest among collectors, but it is certainly one of the most valuable.

Mistakes in the design of coins often lead to an increase in their value, and this coin is proof that even small details can have a significant impact on the numismatic market. /Telegraph/