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How rare is a 1964 penny struck with the head side struck normal and the backside blank?
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simpler version not much
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Us Lincoln penny 1997D pewter in color slightly larger than copper color penny anyone know what it might be?
Sorry no answer here, I have the same question actually. I have a 1983 d, also slightly lager then a normal penny as well as the gray color.. Its in great condition other then seeming covered in ash almost..
Centimeter is to meter as penny is to what?
Centimeter is to meter as a penny is to 1$
What are moon penny?
An unoffical penny made to honor the moon landing
How hard is a penny?
a penny has a hardness of 3 depending on what it is being scratched on.
Can a penny be cleaned with vinegar?
yes, the penny will be shiny if you cleaned it with vinegar
How much is a penny worth with nothing on it?
You may have what's called a "flan", a coin blank that accidentally didn't go through the press to have the normal images struck onto it. If it's a lightweight modern cent blank, it's worth about $1. If it's an older copper blank it's worth $2 if it has a flat edge, $3 if the edge is turned up like the edge on a normal penny.
Is a 1945 penny a wheat penny?
Yes. Wheat pennies were made 1909-1958. A wheat penny has wheat on the backside.
What is the most a Lincoln penny sold for at an auction?
By far the most valuable Lincoln cent is a 1943-D coin struck in error on a bronze blank instead of a steel blank. As of this writing (2015) it sold for $1.75 million.
Penny that the back part is missing is it worth anything?
If the back of the penny is just blank, this penny can be worth a fortune. Have the penny appraised at a coin dealer.
What is the value of a new penny found in the roll but was not stamped?
A new penny blank planchet is worth $1.50.
I have penny with no markings on it no pictures and no date is this a penny?
You could have what's variously called a blank planchet or flan. That means it's a coin blank that accidentally didn't go through the coinage press but was still released to circulation. Given that cents are struck at extremely high speed, the error happens more than you might expect so a cent flan will only sell for about $1.
I have found that there are many gold plated pennies but my penny weighs less than a normal penny what could it be?
The most probable cause is that the coin was struck at the mint on a blank (planchet) that was not of the proper thickness. This isn't a most uncommon event even though the mint does a good job with quality control. That means some coins slip through that are "non-standard" and have some collectiblity and some worth beyond face value.
What is the value of a double struck 1994 penny The front has the normal Lincoln bust but with a partial Lincoln Memorial struck over it?
I also have one with letters from liberty across the face. Thanks
What is a penny stamped on a nichol blank worth?
I've seen nickels struck on cent blanks, but not cents struck on nickel blanks -- the blanks are too large for the feeder tubes. I suggest you contact Mike Byers -- an error expert. His website is here : http://mikebyers.com
How much is a misprinted 1985 penny worth it has no mint Lincoln is tipped the words above him are half off the penny?
Cent, not penny. Mint mark, not mint. Mis-struck, not misprinted. Now that we're past the terminology, what you have is called an off-center strike. It happens when the blank on which a coin is struck doesn't seat squarely in the press. Cents are struck at extremely high speed so this error happens more often than you might think. It would probably retail for a couple of dollars depending on how much of the image is visible.
I have what appears to be a penny that missed the stamping process what is worth to a collector?
A copper blank is pretty much without value. There is no way to know if it is actually a penny blank. It could be a punch out waste product from all sorts of equipment manufacturing.
How much is a blank penny worth?
These sell regularly at coin shows for a dollar or less.
