How much is 1 Canadian penny worth in the US?

Answer 1

It depends on its date and condition.

Anything from the last 30 to 40 years won't have much extra value unless it's in top-quality condition, but older coins may (emphasis on "possibly") be worth more.

Answer 2

Recent-date Canadian cents in average circulated condition have no added value and are effectively at par with US cents. (The Canadian dollar has varied from $1.05 to $0.66 USD in the 2010s)

Older ones, like older US cents, may be worth more to collectors but it depends very much on the coin's date and condition.

*Note that Canada stopped minting 1¢ coins in 2012.

Answer 3

nothing, but you can slip it in if your trying to get rid of it, so I guess really a penny. The exchange rate is 1.00 US dollar to 0.997 Canadian.

Answer 4

Most modern cents are only worth face value.

If your coin is older than, say, 1960, it could have some collector value. Please post a new, separate question with the coin's date.

Answer 5

One cent. Since 2012, however, Canadian pennies have slowly been withdrawn from circulation in Canada. They are rarely seen in circulation anymore.

Answer 6

1 Canadian penny is equal to 1 Canadian penny.

Answer 7

it is worth 1 penny because a Canadian coin is from Canada. that's why the name is so simular. it is worth $2.30 in Australia

Answer 8

0.997

Answer 9

1 cent.

Answer 10

That is so stupid