In 1982, the U.S. Mint transitioned from copper to copper-plated zinc pennies, creating eight varieties. While most are worth face…
Most 1981 pennies with no mint mark (Philadelphia Mint) are worth only face value, as over 7 billion were produced.…
Most 1980 pennies from Philadelphia (no mint mark), Denver (“D”), and San Francisco (“S”) are worth only face value. However,…
A 1979 penny with no mint mark is typically worth less than 10 cents in circulated condition due to over…
1978 pennies can feature valuable errors including off-center strikes, die breaks, double strikes, and filled-in mint marks or letters. Common…
A 1977 penny with no mint mark from Philadelphia is worth 20 cents to $1 in uncirculated condition, with values…
The 1976 penny, minted in Philadelphia with no mint mark, is common due to extremely high mintage and not particularly…
The 1975 penny features several valuable error types worth examining. Common errors include struck-through errors (particularly capped dies), die breaks…
1974 Penny Coin Value Guide: How Errors List, D, S and No Mint Mark Determine Worth Up to $2 Million
Most 1974 pennies with no mint mark from Philadelphia are common, worth under $1 in circulated condition and less than…
Most 1973 pennies with no mint mark (Philadelphia) are worth only face value ($0.01-$0.05) in circulated condition, as over 3.7…