25 Most Valuable US Pennies
- 1.) 1944 Steel Wheat Penny – Worth $110,334.
- 2.) 1943 Copper Wheat Penny – Worth $85,782.
- 3.) 1856 Flying Eagle Penny – Worth $25,000.
- 4.) 1873 Indian Head Penny – Worth $10,000.
- 5.) 1858 Flying Eagle Penny – Worth $10,000.
- 6.) 1857 Flying Eagle Penny – Worth $7,000.
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How much is a 1985 Liberty penny worth?
Since over 5 billion 1985 pennies were minted, the value of your 1985 penny is more than likely only face value. Even in uncirculated condition, the 1985 penny is worth only a mere $0.25.
1972 doubled die obverse Lincoln Memorial penny, $290. 1909-S/S over horizontal S Lincoln Wheat Penny, $275. 1878 Indian Head penny, $245. 1909-S Lincoln Wheat Penny, $225.
How much is a 1943 Lincoln coin worth?
They are worth about 10 to 13 cents each in circulated condition, and as much as 50 cents or more if uncirculated.
When was the first Lincoln Wheat cent made?
Lincoln Wheat Cents The Wheat Cent or sometimes called a penny was an American coin designed by the U.S. Mint from 1909 to 1958. The front of the coin features a portrait of Abraham Lincoln. The back of the coin has “ONE CENT” surrounded by wheat stalks on either side.
Which is the most rare Lincoln wheat penny?
Lincoln Wheat pennies are one of the most popular series of U.S. coins that coin collectors strive to build a complete set. Rare coins such as the 1909-S VDB and 1914-D are the “Holy Grails” of any Lincoln Wheat cent collection.
When was the first wheat penny coin made?
Lincoln Wheat Penny Coins 1909 was the first year wheat penny coins were minted. Replacing Indian Head pennies, which were minted from 1859 through 1909, Lincoln pennies were welcomed by massive crowds that gathered at banks on the August 2 nd day that the new one-cent coins arrived in commerce.
What is the value of a Lincoln penny?
The chart below provides an approximate estimate on retail values for the Lincoln cents individually listed above. It also provides values for the Wheat penny date ranges not specifically mentioned above. Value breakdowns are for coins in average circulated (VG8 to VF20) condition and average uncirculated condition (MS62-MS64).
