Singapore 1 cent 1967 and 1995, Two small coins, two eras

Singapore 1 cent 1967 and 1995, Two small coins, two eras

Have you ever wondered how a small Singapore 1 cent coin can attract serious collector attention at auctions? In this video, we explore the 1967 Singapore 1 Cent (First Series) and the 1995 Singapore 1 Cent (Floral Series) from a collector and educational point of view.

This video explains:

The historical background of early Singapore coins

Why rare minting errors matter to collectors

Reported auction examples of authenticated error coins

How to safely store and protect coins

Why professional grading is important

Responsible selling methods and trusted auction options

⚠️ Important Note:
This video is for educational and informational purposes only.
Not all coins are valuable. Prices discussed are based on reported auction results and collector records, not guaranteed values. Coin value depends on rarity, condition, authentication, grading, and market demand.

If you collect coins or want to learn how professionals analyze rare coins, this video will help you understand the process step by step.

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Time Stamps⏱️
0:00 – Intro
1:02 – Coin background overview
1:30 – 1967 Singapore 1 cent (first series)
2:18 – 1967 obverse design meaning
3:05 – 1967 reverse design details
3:50 – 1995 Singapore 1 cent (floral series)
4:20 – 1995 obverse and national symbols
5:13 – 1995 reverse and orchid design
5:56 – Why rare errors matter
7:58 – 1967 rare error examples
8:17 – Off-center strike error
8:57 – Double strike error
9:37 – Wrong planchet error
10:08 – Major die break / cud error
10:44 – 1995 rare error examples
10:57 – Brockage error
11:29 – Double die error
11:53 – Wrong metal error
12:22 – Extreme rare error cases
13:04 – Why prices are not guaranteed
13:33 – Why collectors keep searching
14:22 – Coin saving & protection guide
15:27 – Professional coin grading
17:49 – How to sell rare coins safely
21:18 – Trusted auction houses
22:26 – Final summary

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