With almost a billion made it should still be fairly easy to find. Copper cents tend to last longer and better than their copper plated modern versions. I saw this one in my change because of the dark brown color and bold design. The modern copper coin do not get as brown and the design are much more flat.
Also found a 2008 Canadian dime but that one was featured here before so no need to repeat.
Here's the stats...
Type/Country: 1 Cent / United States
Year: 1946
Mintage: 991,655,000
Metal: 95% Copper, 5% Tin and Zinc
Value: $0.10 in VF-20 (this one may be less)
Do you have a wheat 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.
hi a have one penny 1944 misprint America , one 1968.one 1941.one 1942 one 1943.one 1958 one 1955.one 1956.one 1957. please tell if they have any value thank you very much
ReplyDeleteone penny 1944 misprint America about $0.10 depending on error type.
ReplyDeleteone 1968 about $0.02
one 1941 about $0.10
one 1942 about $0.10
one 1943 about $0.30
one 1958 about $0.05
one 1955 about $0.05
one 1956 about $0.05
one 1957 about $0.05
I have a 1946 wheat penny and I would love if we can see the price of it and if we can find a buyer please email me at felecia32shivers@gmail.com
ReplyDeletethank you and bless you
I have 1940 wheat no mint how much is it worth
ReplyDeleteI have a 1983 and 1989 Lincoln penny's that both wiegh 3.1 grams. Are they vaulable?
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