how much is this error penny worth?

i have a 1991 error penny that only has the date as 199
the penny is missing the last number 1 on the date, how much is worth?



it looks like this http://www.cointalk.com/attachments/...-199-penny.jpg

but mine is in almost perfect condition

 

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no one can accurately tell you how much until you post pics

 

If it's what I think it is, its struck through grease, which makes it worth one cent.

 

This, very common.

 

this guy will tell you all you need to know!!! :smile

 

I'd vote as struck through grease as well, added value, zilch.

 

Too bad its a 1991 missing the last 1 and not a 1992 missing the last 2.

Question for me is.. how do you know its a 1991 if the last digit is missing?

 

It could be a 1996 for all we know..

 

If it's a wide AM, it's gotta be a 90-92 or 98-99.

If it's a close AM, it's gotta be a '92-99.

So you can kinda narrow down the date.

 

Well yeah, if we are ever given actual pictures to determine that.. :thumb:

 

yea its to bad merc crazy didnt give us the final analysis to this

 

It's only worth as much as your picture.

 

As I see it. one cent.:devil:

 

From what I can see....nothing.

 

it looks like this http://www.cointalk.com/attachments/55179d1250389971-199-penny.jpg

but mine is in almost perfect condition

 

The premium over face is absolutely negiligible. If you like it, keep it, it only cost you one cent... presumably, at least.

Am I detecting sarcasm here? If you have an issue with me, feel free to PM me...

 

& here I thought he was paying you tribute?

 

Don't listen to them, DJ. Yours, being in perfect condition,
should sell, at a good auction, for at least $250,000. On
a good day, maybe even $300,000.

I would insure it for at least that amount if I were going
to keep it.