How much is a 1980 no mint Lincoln penny worth?

Answer 1

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U.S. half dimes were minted from 1794 to 1873. Some of them can be worth as little as 2 dollars if they are in bad condition up to 500 dollars considering the state they are in, the rarity of the coin, and the eye appeal.

Answer 2

There are no reports of 1980 U.S. dimes struck without a mint mark. Use a strong magnifying glass to see if there's evidence of a P or D above the date; it's possible you have a filled-die error or an altered coin. If there's nothing visible the coin should be inspected in person by a dealer or appraiser who is experienced with error coins.

Some 1982 dimes were struck without a mint mark due to overpolishing of an obverse die. These error coins are scarce and sell for anywhere from about $35 in the lowest grades to about $200 in MS-64.

Answer 3

July 13, 2009 There were over 7 billion Lincoln Cents produced by the US Mint facility in Philadelphia in 1980. The absence of a mintmark indicates the coin was minted at Philadelphia. The letter "P" is used in listings to indicate this. In circulated grades they are valued at one cent. Their value in uncirculated grades is shown below. Uncirculated Grades.............1980-P MS63.....................................$6 MS64.....................................$10 MS65.....................................$15 MS66.....................................$35 MS67.....................................$230