Do You Want to Be a Millionaire? TikTok User Reveals the Three Rare Coins You Need to Look Out for in Your Wallet

The man boasts a mega following of 169,300 followers on the platform where he often discusses rare coins

TikTok user @CoinCollectingWizard has revealed the three coins to look out for in your wallet if you want to become a millionaire.

The man has a huge following of 169,300 followers on the platform where he often discusses rare coins. And recently he asked fans: "Do you want to be a millionaire? Here are the coins you need to look out for."

In the clip, he detailed the 1933 UK 1p which is highly sought after by collectors and its scarcity contributes significantly to market value.

He said: "If you happen to have a 1933 UK penny in your possession then you are 100% rich and can easily sell this coin for over £100,000."

Then he discussed the 1983 New Pence Two Pence coin. He explained: "It is considered rare due to a specific transition in the design of the coin.

"In 1983 the Royal Mint began the process of changing the inscription on the 2p coin from New Pence to Two Pence. If you find this rare coin you are looking at £1,000 plus."

And finally, the Aquatics 50p coin from the London 2012 Olympic collection could be worth a small fortune, provided you find the kind with an error.

He concluded: "A small handful of this original design was put into circulation but it was then adapted very quickly to show the face above the water.

"With so few of the original design out there it's meant the coin's value has been pushed up significantly."

If you find this coin and sell it, then you're looking at £2,000. Since the video was shared, it scooped 500 likes and dozens of comments.

One said: "I have this coin, I'm serious." While another admitted: "I have two sir."

Then other TikTok users commented with the thumbs up or lovestruck emojis.

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