Легкі гроші: 1-гривневі монети 2022 року можна продати за суму до 7000 грн

Easy money: 1-hryvnia coins from 2022 can be sold for up to UAH 7,000

Ukrainians have the opportunity to get significant funds for some coins. For example, for hryvnias minted in 2022, you can get quite decent amounts. Experts in numismatic resources provide this information.

Coins with a denomination of one hryvnia, which were issued in 2022, are currently actively in circulation. Among them, you can find rare specimens that will interest collectors and can be sold for a lot of money.

Hryvnias with so-called factory defects that occur during minting deserve special attention from numismatists. The most valuable defects include:

Reverse rotation by 180 degrees – when the image of Prince Volodymyr the Great turns out to be upside down;
Two obverses or two reverses – when the same image is minted on both sides.
At one of the auctions in 2023, a price of 7,000 hryvnias was recorded for a coin with two obverses, highlighting the collectors’ interest in such defects.

In addition to the mentioned rare defects, other types of defects can be found in the 2022 hryvnias, such as partial unsaturation of the design elements or distortion of the inscriptions. However, such coins are usually asked for much smaller amounts – from 2 to 10 hryvnias.

It is worth noting that when looking for treasures, it is not necessary to dig deep into the ground – they can often be found in your own wallet, as rare coins are offered for more than 100,000 hryvnias.

Additionally, new settlement rules have been introduced in stores regarding kopecks, which are gradually being phased out of circulation. It is essential to review your kopecks in your wallet – you may have very valuable copies.

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