The following is the translation of the 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Husband and wife in England feel very lucky when in July 2019, they found an unexpected surprise during the process of renovating their house. They discovered a number of rare gold coins that have an exceptionally high value. What happened next? Let's find out in the following story!"

The initial estimate of the value of those coins is around $231,390, but that number has experienced a slight decrease. Recently, those coins were successfully sold in an auction for a price of $852,380, as reported by NBC New York. The coins became more valuable in the eyes of collectors due to an extraordinary printing error, making them a unique collection. One example is the guinea Charles II with a spelling mistake, where "CRAOLVS" replaces the correct spelling of "CAROLVS".

According to Gregory Edmund, an auctioneer interviewed by The Sun, this sale has uniqueness in various aspects, ranging from the story behind the coin, the way it was discovered, to the rare opportunity to acquire it through an auction. Edmund emphasized, "All these elements come together in a dynamic and spirited market, creating impressive new prices when the 264 Ellerby coin collection finds new owners."