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Tagged: X-Lincoln Memorial Cents

Discover the value of Lincoln Memorial cents (1959–2008)! Learn how to spot key dates, copper vs. zinc alloy examples, and valuable errors worth real money.

1985 Penny Value: Find Out How Much Your 1985 Pennies Are Worth (Up To $5,000!) 

Find out how much your 1985 penny is worth! Plus a list of rare 1985 pennies you can find in pocket change (1985 penny errors) and their values.

All 1978 pennies are worth more than face value and some are worth more than $4,000!

1978 Penny Value: Find Out How Much Your 1978 Pennies Are Worth (Up To $4,000!) 

Have any 1978 pennies? Don’t spend them... They’re worth money for their copper value alone! Find out how much your 1978 pennies are worth here + How to identify rare and valuable 1978 penny errors.

All 1977 pennies are worth more than face value - so hold onto them! Some could be worth several thousand dollars!

1977 Penny Value: Find Out How Much Your 1977 Pennies Are Worth (Up To $7,000!) 

All 1977 pennies are worth more than face value - so hold onto them! Some are worth several thousand dollars. See how much your 1977 pennies are worth here.

1973 Penny Value: Find Out How Much Your 1973 Pennies Are Worth (Up To $12,000!) 

The 1973 penny may not be rare, but it is valuable! Do you have a 1973 penny with no mintmark? What about a 1973-D penny or a 1973-S penny? See how much these pennies are worth right now!

1975 Penny Value: Find Out How Much Your 1975 Pennies Are Worth (Up To $9,000!) 

If you want to save coins that are worth more than face value, then save all of your 1975 pennies. They’re worth AT LEAST 2x face value… up to $9,000 apiece! Find out how much your 1975 penny is worth here.

1967 Penny Value: How Much 1967 Pennies Are Worth + How To Identify 1967 SMS Pennies And Other Errors

1967 Penny Value - Some 1967 pennies are worth upwards of $5,000! Find out how much your 1967 penny is worth. Plus a list of 1967 error pennies to look for!

All of your 1966 pennies are worth more than face value, and some may be worth thousands of dollars! Find out here how much your 1966 penny is worth...

1966 Penny Value: How Much 1966 Pennies Are Worth + How To Identify 1966 SMS Pennies And Other Errors

The GOOD news is all 1966 pennies are worth more than face value -- so you should not spend them. The GREAT news is some 1966 pennies are worth thousands of dollars! Find out how much your 1966 penny is worth here.

Some 1962 pennies are worth $12,000!

1962 Penny Value: Find Out How Much Your 1962 Pennies Are Worth (Up To $12,000!) 

1962 pennies are valuable and should be saved because they contain copper. Find out how much your 1962 penny is worth here. Plus a list of rare 1962 error pennies that you can still find in your pocket change!

Some 1965 pennies are worth thousands of dollars! See what the value of yours is here!

1965 Penny Value: How Much 1965 Pennies Are Worth + How To Identify 1965 SMS Pennies And Other Rare Errors

1965 was a year of big changes at the U.S. Mint! See what those changes were and how they affect 1965 penny values. Find out how much your 1965 pennies are worth here.

1963 Penny Value: Find Out How Much Your 1963 Pennies Are Worth (Up To $40,000!) 

If you have any 1963 pennies, be sure to save them. You don't want to spend them because they're worth 2x face value. Some are even worth $40,000!

All 1961 pennies are worth more than face value - some have sold for more than $5,000! See how much your 1961 pennies are worth here!

1961 Penny Value: Find Out How Much Your 1961 Pennies Are Worth (Up To $5,000!) 

Have any 1961 pennies? They’re worth more than face value -- so you should hold onto them and not spend them! See how much your 1961 penny is worth here + A list of rare 1961 penny errors to look for.

Here's why dimes aren't as widely collected as other coins and how this benefits you.

Why More People Don’t Collect U.S. Dimes & How This Is Good For You!

Are you collecting dimes? Here's all about U.S. dimes -- their importance in the coin collecting world, why more people don't collect them, and how you can benefit from the current state of affairs for the 10-cent coin!

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