Penny

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,…

A regular 1892 Indian Head penny in well-worn G4 condition carries a guide value around $3.62, while an uncirculated MS63 example jumps to roughly $100. Proofs struck that same year at Philadelphia sit near $313 at PR63. These are guide estimates from USA Coin Book, not guaranteed offers, and actual prices depend on exact condition,…

A circulated 1893 Indian Head penny in Good-4 condition carries a guide value around $3.62, while an uncirculated example at MS63 can reach roughly $100. Proof strikes are a different animal entirely, with PR63 pieces listed near $313. These are retail guide estimates from USA Coin Book, not guaranteed buy prices. Actual results depend on…

The 1894 Indian Head penny is a solid collectible from the Philadelphia Mint. Guide estimates for a regular business strike range from about $8.64 in G4 (a well-worn but readable coin) to roughly $186 in MS63 (an uncirculated example with moderate bag marks). Proofs, the Doubled Date variety, and mint errors each carry their own…

An 1895 Indian Head penny in well-worn condition carries a guide value around $3.62 at the G4 grade level, while a nicer uncirculated example at MS63 can reach roughly $92 according to USA Coin Book retail estimates. Proofs are a different animal entirely, with PR63 examples listed near $313. These are guide figures, not guaranteed…

A typical 1997 Lincoln penny in worn condition is worth about one cent. In Mint State 65, a USA Coin Book guide estimate places the no-mintmark and D issues at around $0.36 each, while the 1997-S proof sits near $12.00 at PR65. The real action is in error coins and the doubled-ear variety, so grab…

Most 1998 Lincoln pennies are worth their face value of one cent. In average circulated condition, that is about what you should expect. A guide estimate for a regular uncirculated example at MS65 grade is around $0.36, and a standard 1998-S proof at PR65 is listed near $11. Special varieties and errors occupy their own…

Most 2000 Lincoln pennies you pull from a jar are worth face value — one cent. In uncirculated condition around MS65, a guide estimate puts the Philadelphia or Denver issue at roughly $0.36, while a San Francisco proof at PR65 runs about $4.96 according to USA Coin Book. Special varieties like the Wide AM reverse…

Most 2001 Lincoln pennies you pull from a jar are worth face value — one cent. In uncirculated condition around MS65, a guide estimate puts the regular Philadelphia or Denver strike at about $0.36. San Francisco proof examples carry a guide estimate near $4.96 at PR65. Special varieties and mint errors occupy their own markets,…

Most 2002 Lincoln pennies are worth face value — one cent. In uncirculated condition at MS65, a guide estimate puts both the Philadelphia and Denver issues around $0.36 each. The San Francisco proof carries a guide estimate of about $4.96 at PR65. Special varieties and mint errors occupy separate markets with no fixed ceiling, so…