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Before that, the man thought this was just a copy of a super-rare 5-dollar coin, manufactured in 1854.

A man who owns a 'fake coin' is about to become a millionaire after experts say this is a real coin.

The special 5-dollar coin was produced by the US Metal Mint in the peak of the California Gold Rush in 1854.

Previously, the anonymous collector came to see many ancient coin sellers. These people affirmed that this is a replica of a special 5-dollar coin produced by the US Metal Mint in the peak of the California Gold Rush in 1854.

They affirmed that because only 3/268 coins of this type are known to exist today.

But it seems that there are up to 4 'live' , Independent.

The anonymous collector eventually brought the coin to a coin authentication company called NGC, where experts confirmed it was a real coin.

'It's like finding Picasso paintings at the garage. That is the discovery of a lifetime , 'said NGC President Mark Salzberg.

'The owner of the coin is a New England resident who wants to remain anonymous. He was stunned when we announced that it was a real, rare and worth millions of dollars.

Experts say the coin may cost more than "one million dollars".

NGC's director, Mr. Rick Montgomery, added: "Our initial reaction is that it is unbelievable that this rare coin can be found in this era. But after seeing the coin with their own eyes, they I realized it was a real coin. "

Richard Beale, an auctioneer, told Independent that the coin might cost more than "one million dollars ."

Mr. Beale said the last time the same coin was sold was in 1982 for $ 170,000 (3.9 billion). But this number will definitely be higher with the new coin.