How much is a 1867-1992 penny worth?

Answer 1

1947 Lincoln cents are very common. Circulated coins sell for 3 to 5 cents with uncirculated coins about $1.00

Answer 2

A 1867-1992 penny is not a legitimate issue. It likely is a novelty item or a privately made coin replica. As such, its value would be determined by its metal content or collector's interest rather than its face value.

Answer 3

Wow.

a 1 penny coin is worth about .1 cents US.

Was it still that silver colored coin. Then it's worth .1 cent.

If it's something else and rare it could be worth up to $1.

I have a bunch of uncirculated 1 penny BILLS that are still worth about $10 each, so I doubt that it has much worth.

But the joy of collecting is just to have a coin, isn't it. :)

Answer 4

No much, how ever theres was a cut back in 1955, 1955 are worth a lot. 1965 cents were minted in huge numbers and are only worth face value unless they're in uncirculated condition. The 1955 cents the previous answerer cited are valuable only for the rare "double die" variety. All ordinary 1955 cents are worth a few pennies each unless uncirculated.

Answer 5

It would depend but everything is worth something. In regard to the value of 1970's pennies someone may be willing to pay a few dollars for one while someone else may be willing to pay millions.

Answer 6

More information is needed. Please post a new, separate question with the name of the country that issued the coin. It could be Canada (actually a cent rather than a penny), Australia, New Zealand, or other countries in the British Commonwealth. If it doesn't have a country's name on it, it's most likely from Britain.

Answer 7

You need to give us more information. In 1967 a handful of countries produced 20 cent coins and as such the value depends on the country. So post a new question and include the country of origin along with an estimate of condition.

Answer 8

Assuming you're referring to a US cent and not a British penny, it has no added value if you found it in change.

Answer 9

A 1937 S penny could get up to around $2. The reason is because their were 34.5 million pennies minted for that specific penny.

Answer 10

a penny