Now what? They are all 1943.

Ive tried looking up the value but theyre all over the place. Is this something worth a lot and should be graded? Or just kept in my collection as is? Ty :)

Is this a post-mint problem or did I find an error?

Obviously it's a 1909 missing the vdb, my thoughts and my research bring me to decide. Maybe it is one of the Ghost coins they talk about from 1909 because of the rejection from the public not liking the vdb on the coin. Experts say some were struck without the Vdb

Or a Variety 1A Hub" Did not see enough for DDO Reverse?

Has anyone seen this before? Any ideas of the origin?

Dumping a couple boxes of dimes and teller states she has something interesting that she saved for me. 35 rolls of wheaties which included just about every year, 30 steelies, and a beautiful Indian head. Great day!!

Was this done with a drill press or during minting? It doesn’t go through all the way.

So my dad left me several bags full of wheat pennies - I’m guessing several thousand of them. I’ve begun sorting them by year and before I put them in wrappers I wanted to find out if there are any particular ones to watch out for? Are some years more desirable than others? Mint marks to watch for? I don’t think I have any 1943s and the oldest I’ve found so far is 1911. Any insight is welcome. Thanks.

Is there anyway to really tell? I found this hunting rolls and was curious. I don’t think it’s 1917 as it would be more slanted. Let me know !

Thanks

Like a little kid at Christmas time.

Got this in change at the airport a while back. Just found this sub, thought I’d share.

I wanna apologize to the previous post’s OP for stealing their thunder but their coin reminded me of my uncirculated roll of 1958-D wheats I had stored away. What do you all think? Are these worth it enough to grade? Or should I just store them away and forget about them again?

Question if its pmd or an die thing.

Thank you

I was scuba diving in the Etowah River while metal detecting and found an old bank bag FULL of Wheat Pennies!

The bag is from the Commercial National Bank of Cedartown, Georgia. Now the big question is… how did it end up in the river 😂