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In average condition it might be worth all of 6 or 7 cents. Uncirculated ones retail for 35¢ to $5 depending on how well-struck they are. Philadelphia issues (no mint mark) are worth slightly more than those from Denver ("D" to the right of Monticello).
It depends on the quality. Very little if used.

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