Penny

A 1928 Wheat Penny in circulated condition starts around $0.30 in Good-4 grade and can reach up to $154 at MS63, depending on which mint produced it. Those anchors span the Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco business strikes. Proofs were not made this year. Major varieties like the Large S and collectible errors are valued…

A 1931 Wheat Penny can be worth anywhere from about $1.24 in well-worn Good-4 condition up to around $249 at the MS63 grade level, depending on which mint struck it. The 1931-S is the standout here — it commands serious premiums even in low grades. Proofs were not produced for regular issue this year, and…

A 1932 Wheat Penny in circulated condition starts around $2.50 in Good-4 and can reach about $34 in Mint State 63, based on USA Coin Book guide estimates. Those anchors cover the two mints that produced cents this year — Philadelphia and Denver. No 1932-S exists, and no regular proofs were struck. Original surfaces, color…

A 1933 Wheat Penny in circulated condition starts around $2.50 in Good-4 grade for the Philadelphia issue, climbing to roughly $38 at MS63 for that same mint. The Denver coin carries different anchors. Proofs, major varieties, and error coins are priced separately from these guide estimates, and original surfaces, wear level, and color all affect…

A 2022 Lincoln cent in typical circulated condition is worth about one cent — face value, nothing more. In higher uncirculated grades, a guide estimate for an MS65 example runs around $0.36, while a standard 2022-S proof carries a PR65 guide estimate of roughly $6.26 from USA Coin Book. Collector finishes, major varieties, and visible…

Most 2023 Lincoln pennies you pull from pocket change are worth one cent, full stop. In higher uncirculated grades, a guide estimate for an MS65 example is around $0.36 according to USA Coin Book. San Francisco proof strikes carry a PR65 guide estimate of roughly $6.26. Collector finishes, recognized varieties like the Extra V, and…

A 2021 Lincoln penny in worn, circulated condition is generally worth its face value of one cent. In higher uncirculated grades, a guide estimate places an MS65 example around $0.36, while a standard San Francisco proof carries a PR65 guide estimate of about $6.26. Collector finishes, major varieties, and visible errors occupy separate markets and…

Most 2006 Lincoln pennies you pull from a jar are worth face value — one cent. In uncirculated condition, a regular Philadelphia or Denver example grades around $0.36 at MS65 according to USA Coin Book, while a San Francisco proof runs about $4.96 at PR65. Special varieties and mint errors occupy their own markets, and…

Most 2007 Lincoln pennies you pull from a jar are worth face value — one cent. In uncirculated condition, a guide estimate for a regular Philadelphia or Denver cent is about $0.36 at the MS65 grade level. San Francisco proof examples carry a guide estimate around $4.96 at PR65. Special varieties and mint errors occupy…

A circulated 2008 Lincoln penny is worth about one cent. That is not a typo. In uncirculated condition around MS65, a guide estimate from USA Coin Book places the value near $0.36, while San Francisco proofs carry a PR65 guide estimate of roughly $4.96. Collector finishes, recognized varieties and mint errors each occupy their own…