It is only October and I just found the Denver version of our penny. These new one cent coins are circulating well despite the call to have them removed from our monetary system. Still it is not that special and with over two billion in circulation they are not that valuable.
According to Mint News Blog, a great blog about everything U.S. Mint related, the production is on the upswing for all U.S. coins. The increase is very noticeable if you still use money. The new cents make up the majority of all the minted coins followed up by nickels. Large coins are still not a priority for the mint or the public.
Here's the stats...
Type/Country: 1 Cent / United States
Year: 2012-D
Mintage: 2,241,200,000 (estimated to date)
Metal: 97.5% Zinc, 2.5% Copper
Value: $0.01 in EF-40
Do you have a cent and want to know its value? Leave a comment/question and I will do my best to find out the price and history for you.
What is that small horizontal line on top of the bill? What is the value of it?
ReplyDeletehttp://i.imgur.com/3570C.jpg
What is that small horizontal line on top of the bill?
ReplyDelete--That is the cutting mark, it was used as a visual guide to let the cutter no exactly where to cut the bill to normal size.
This bill was Miscut but it was a common error for all the 1950s notes.
What is the value of it?
--About $12.00 the error does not add any extra value.
i found a 1962 5 cent
ReplyDeletehow much is the value
1962 5 cent
ReplyDeleteAssuming U.S. just $0.05
OK I have this cent I found it has a cabin on the back 1809 on the back and date 2009D on the front can u tell me the value of it?
ReplyDeleteOK I have this cent I found it has a cabin on the back 1809 on the back and date 2009D on the front can u tell me the value of it?
ReplyDeleteJust $0.01 it is a normal cent from 2009.