my 1968 error pennies

i have two 1968 pennies and the words in god we trust are not fully stamped onto the coin. i wanted to know if they were of any value

 

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Pictures would help, maybe a grease filled die, but you cant know for sure without pictures

 

That's what I think it is too.

 

i dont know how to put pics on here im not at home but if they are real errors do you think they would be worth any money and i also have a 1953 wheat penny would it be worth anything?

 

i dont know how to put pics on here im not at home but if they are real errors do you think they would be worth any money and i also have a 1953 wheat penny would it be worth anything?

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Maybe a couple of dollars to the right collector.

 

My 1953 wheat penny

i dont know how to put pics on here im not at home but if they are real errors do you think they would be worth any money and i also have a 1953 wheat penny would it be worth anything?

 

We'd really have to see pics to determine what you have.

 

the 1953 wheat is likely worth about 3 cents.

 

If you think they are errors then send them to a local dealer for an evaluation so they can tell you what is going on with the coin. Just from being here almost 2years now I can say that it's probably a grease filled die or possibly PMD but without pics we can only guess.

 

i have two of the same coins and i was just wondering what they weir worth i have two of the 1968 pennies In god we trust isnt fully stampd

 

Like others said, we'd need photos to be sure, but it was more than likely the result of a grease-filled die rather than PMD. Grease-filled dies are very common, particularly on Lincoln cents, so most error collectors would probably not pay a premium for them since they can be found so readily.

By the way, time cards and envelopes are "stamped", but coins are struck.

Chris