older wheaties low grade with errors are they worth anything ?

I have attached a 1913 s with a possible doubled ear and a questionable MM
also a 1915 d with a cud on the reverse.
And a 1915 d with a possible lamination error and a fancy scripted d mint mark.
Are coins in these low grades collectable and of any value ?

 

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I dont know much about pennies, but the 1913 s could be an RPM

 

I'm sure there may be some people who might pay a small premium for certain errors, but when they are relatively minor, I don't think so. For this reason, I didn't vote in your poll because there is no definitive answer.

Chris

 

The answer to the poll is yes and no. You could have a greased filled die with a missing number of a wheat that's a low grade and might bring a dollar but if you got the DDO 1955 wheat and its low grade it still has value and people will want it.