I found a 1912 Copper Wheat Penny

I have a Nice used 1912 Copper Wheat Penny to best offer.
E-mail me bryantgary224@yahoo.com.

GB................................................DLS

 

$.01 if you mail it to me.

 

DJB is right with out more info it is only 1 cent. If it is a MS70 certified which cost approximately 25 to $50 for certification. It could be as much $115.00.

Sgoose

 

Well, I'm gonna go out on a limb here and offer 5 cents.

 

Depending on the mint mark (pds) worth around $1.50 to $24.00 pm if want to sell. Loyd

 

a circulated coin:
The 1912 Wheat Penny was minted in 1912 at the Philadelphia Pennsylvania mint. In 1912 there were 68,153,000 1912 pennies minted in all. Of course this figure doesn’t reflect the mint proofs that could have been minted that year at the Philadelphia mint and only includes the amount of 1912 Wheat Pennies that were poured into circulation

 

They were also minted in San Francisco and Denver

 

no mint mark.

 

it's for sale 6222, tried to PM You, no luck

 

They were minted in 4 mints, I checked

 

A coin minted at that 4th U.S. mint would be worth a bunch of cash. The 1912 p has the lowest value for that year.

 

I started collecting these about 10 years ago. My oldest is a 1903 Indian head. Have a handful of Buffalo nickles and a few nickel pennies, '42 or '43? Fun stuff.

 

This is kind of a fun thread. Say, Doc, what's the LOP?

 

I have a mint Half/Dime, i gave my grand daughters 4 rolls of unknown wheat pennys, i never inspected them, I have, valuable stamp collection i have not looked at for over 75 years, WWll stamps, special delivery stamps. I have several 4 of 1$ &$2 un-cut bills in mint folders, i will take double my cost for them, $18.00 for $1, AND $29 FOR $2 BILLS. In Mint Edition Folders

GB.........................DLS

 

1"in.diameter, my 1912 is worn as it was in circulation, I got it in change 6 days ago.

 

1"inch diamater HaHa

 

One was a V mint which I believe was VEGAS MINT.

 

Long Winter

 

A copper 1944 Penny w/correct mint was extremely valuable, I had one and put it on mom and Dad's dresser, and my sister put it in a gum machine, it was worth $50,000 in the 1950s, I saw it in Life Magazine. I found a diamond in the 1950s and got about $50.00 at a jewelry store, it was a loose stone. I was in my dad and moms car at NorthernLights shopping center, i yelled stop the car money is blowing on the parking lot, I picked up quite a few w/ my sister-in-law. Noboby saw em right a way, it made the news.

GB....................................DLS

 

Collected Lincoln's as a kid in the late 50's and found the coveted 1909 S vdb, still with some mint color. Sold it in 1965 for $900 and bought my first car ('55 Chevy). Wish I still had both!

 

It's something to read that a lot of people collected, used to collect.

GB.....................................DLS

 

I also have a 1911 ,1917,1919,1923,1927 wheat Penny's hand full more

 

Being "worth" $1.36 means you might get a nickle for it if you wanted to sell it-- I know dealers that have thousands of wheat pennies