Penny

A 1930 Wheat Penny in circulated condition starts around $0.30 in Good-4 and can reach up to $38 in MS63, depending on which mint struck it. Those figures cover the three regular circulation branches — Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco. Proofs were not produced for this date. Major varieties and errors carry separate pricing. Original…

The 1908 Indian Head penny sits at the tail end of a series that ran from 1859 to 1909, and it comes in some genuinely interesting flavors. A well-worn Philadelphia example starts around $2.50 in Good-4 condition, while the scarce 1908-S — the first cent ever struck with a mintmark — can reach about $556…

The 1902 Indian Head penny is a common-date Philadelphia issue, but condition matters a lot. Selected guide values for regular business strikes range from about $2.50 in Good-4 to $81 in MS-63, according to USA Coin Book retail estimates. Proofs, major die varieties, and mint errors require separate evaluation and are not covered by those…

A 1925 Wheat Penny can range from around $0.30 in well-worn Good-4 condition up to about $281 at the MS63 grade level, depending on which mint struck it. Those figures cover the three regular business-strike branches — Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco — and do not include major error varieties, which are valued separately. Original…

A 1907 Indian Head penny is one of the final issues in a series that ended in 1909. Guide estimates for regular Philadelphia business strikes range from about $2.50 in Good (G4) condition to around $81 in Mint State (MS63), based on USA Coin Book retail figures. These are not guaranteed offers, and proofs, major…

The 1900 Indian Head penny is a common-date Philadelphia issue that still draws collector interest at every grade level. A guide estimate from USA Coin Book places a well-worn example around $2.50 at G4, while an uncirculated piece at MS63 runs roughly $81. Proofs, major die varieties, and mint errors require separate evaluation beyond those…

The 1899 Indian Head penny is a Philadelphia-only issue that turns up regularly in old collections and junk boxes. Guide estimates for the standard business strike range from about $3.62 in G4 (a well-worn but readable coin) up to around $92 in MS63 (a sharply detailed, lightly handled example). Proof coins carry their own pricing….

The 1903 Indian Head penny is a common-date Philadelphia issue, but condition matters more than you might expect. A guide estimate from USA Coin Book places a well-worn example around $2.50 at Good-4, while an uncirculated piece at MS63 can reach about $81. Proofs, major varieties, and mint errors require separate evaluation and can exceed…