Penny

Most 2016 Lincoln cents you find in pocket change are worth one cent, plain and simple. A well-preserved example graded MS65 carries a guide estimate around $0.36, while a San Francisco proof in PR65 is listed near $6.26. These are guide figures, not guaranteed sale prices. Collector finishes, major varieties, and visible errors each occupy…

Most 2018 Lincoln pennies you pull from pocket change are worth one cent. An uncirculated example grading MS65 carries a guide estimate around $0.36, while a standard San Francisco proof at PR65 is estimated near $6.26. Collector finishes like the S reverse proof, recognized error coins, and well-preserved high-grade pieces each occupy their own market…

Most 2019 Lincoln pennies you find in pocket change are worth one cent, plain and simple. A well-preserved uncirculated example with original bright surfaces carries a guide estimate around $0.36 at the MS65 level. Standard San Francisco proofs sit near $6.26 at PR65. The real action starts with the three different West Point collector finishes…

Most 2020 Lincoln pennies you pull from a jar are worth one cent, plain and simple. A well-preserved example graded MS65 carries a guide estimate around $0.36, while a standard San Francisco proof at PR65 sits near $6.26. Those are guide estimates, not guaranteed sale prices. Collector finishes, major varieties, and striking errors each occupy…

Most 2005 Lincoln pennies you pull from a jar are worth face value — one cent. In uncirculated condition, a guide estimate places a regular 2005 or 2005-D at about $0.36 in MS65, while a 2005-S proof runs around $4.96 in PR65. Special varieties and minting errors occupy their own markets, with values that depend…

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…

The 2010 Lincoln cent is the first year of the Union Shield reverse, replacing the four commemorative designs used in 2009. Most worn examples are worth face value — one cent. A guide estimate places an uncirculated MS65 business strike around $0.36, while a San Francisco proof in PR65 is estimated near $4.96. Collector finishes,…

Most 2011 Lincoln pennies you find in pocket change are worth one cent. That is the honest baseline for a circulated example. A guide estimate for an uncirculated MS65 business strike sits around $0.36, while a San Francisco proof in PR65 is estimated near $6.25. Collector finishes, major varieties, and visible mint errors each occupy…