Lincoln Penny (1909-1958) Value - JM Bullion
While the original edition pennies from 1909 can have significant collectable value, other editions of the Lincoln penny can be highly desired by coin collectors as well. A 1933-D, for example, may be valued at $2.30 or more.
1941 Lincoln (Wheat) Penny Value - JM Bullion
Because there were up to 3 different types of Lincoln pennies produced in a given year, there may be 3 different values for 3 Lincoln pennies of the same grade. Below is a chart that will help you understand the value of a 1941 Lincoln penny given its type and grade.
Cent Values - JM Bullion
While the original edition pennies from 1909 can have significant collectable value, other editions of the Lincoln penny can be highly desired by coin collectors as well. A 1933-D, for example, may be valued at $2.30 or more.
1919 Lincoln (Wheat) Penny Value - JM Bullion
In-depth overview of the 1919 Lincoln (Wheat) Penny including its key features, value and how to appropriately judge the coins condition.
1929 Lincoln (Wheat) Penny Value | JM Bullion™
In-depth overview of the 1929 Lincoln (Wheat) Penny including its key features, value and how to appropriately judge the coins condition.
1909 Lincoln (Wheat) Penny Value | JM Bullion™
In-depth overview of the 1909 Lincoln (Wheat) Penny including its key features, value and how to appropriately judge the coins condition.
1917 Lincoln (Wheat) Penny Value | JM Bullion™
In-depth overview of the 1917 Lincoln (Wheat) Penny including its key features, value and how to appropriately judge the coins condition.
What Pennies Are Valuable? | JM Bullion
Discover the history and value of U.S. pennies, from rare large cents to modern Lincoln Shield pennies. Learn how to identify valuable coins and tips for appraising and selling them.
1945 Lincoln (Wheat) Penny Value | JM Bullion™
In-depth overview of the 1945 Lincoln (Wheat) Penny including its key features, value and how to appropriately judge the coins condition.
1935 Lincoln (Wheat) Penny Value | JM Bullion™
The 1935 Lincoln penny, in many ways, resembles the penny that is still in circulation today, but is far more valuable. Thanks to its scarcity as well as its age, collectors scramble to get their hands on these coins.