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What wheat pennies are collectable?
All of them are collectible, some are worth more than others.
What is the temperament of beef cattle?
The temperament of an animal all depends on how it was raised, some are more high strung than others and some are more laid back.
Why are some pennies worth more than others?
Some pennies are worth more than others due to factors such as rarity, demand among collectors, and historical significance. Coins minted in certain years or with specific errors can be particularly valuable. Additionally, pennies made of different materials, like those produced before 1982, which contain more copper, can also fetch higher prices. Collectors often seek coins in excellent condition, which can further increase their value.
Do pennies have any value?
Some more than others. For more valuable coins, they have to be pre-WWII. Postwar coins are only worth 3-10 cents each.
Do wheat pennies have any value?
Some more than others. For more valuable coins, they have to be pre-WWII. Postwar coins are only worth 3-10 cents each.
What is the raised area on top of the horse where the neck joins the back?
It is the withers. Some are more pronounced than others, depends on the horse.
Are some pennies thicker than others?
yes; if you look closely it is very easy to tell
Do dogs actually bite?
Dogs will bite while being playful depending on how the dog was raised and what breed it is. Some breeds bite more frequently then others and a dog that is raised in a loving household will most likely not bite.
Why do some pennies hold more water than others?
Some pennies may hold more water than others due to variations in surface tension caused by differences in cleanliness or wear on the penny's surface. A clean penny may have a lower surface tension and allow water to spread more easily across its surface, while a dirty or oxidized penny may have a higher surface tension, causing the water to bead up and be contained in a smaller area.
What are some rare pennies?
1943 silver pennies
Why do pennies from the 1970's have a greater mass than pennies from the 1990's?
Because Lincoln cents until 1982 (Some 1982 cents are copper, others are zinc) were struck in 95% copper, starting in 1982 they are made of mostly zinc with a small plating of copper. Since copper has a greater mass than zinc they weigh more. Copper pennies are also worth more than zinc pennies, if it was legal to melt them down, you could get about 2 cents for every copper penny but only about half a cent in scrap for zinc pennies. However, at the time being it is illegal to melt down US pennies in the US or export them to be melted down.
What is the average amount of chickens to have?
There is no average amoutn of chickens because some are raised in large masses while others are raised locally which are usually raised in lower amounts, but some people own a few just to have farm fresh eggs.
