1970 p Lincoln cent

If you like the coin, (I have some like this that I have found) put it in a 2x2 and save it. Is it worth anything? No. There's almost no reason to grade anything worth less than $100 (except for certain things that need to be verified/attributed) as it will increase your cost and when the time comes to sell you will never make a profit or break even. You don't need a 1 cent coin in a $30 plastic case. You can go through boxes of cents and find some nice conditioned cents every time, along with some wheaties. Personally I find grading to be a huge waste of money, but that's just me.

 

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I agree those were the words I chose I apologize I was just trying to get a grade on the coin without sending it in meaning would it be worth submitting to see what kind of feedback I would get and no one gave me a grade or they're of a grade I know that coin talk isn't a Grading Company but to get close would be sufficient for me thanks for your time

 

Ms 67 ha ha ha what a GAF

 

As long as you consider it "tuition", there is no harm in experimenting with coins "not worth getting graded", and getting them graded anyway. Just don't expect a positive return in immediate cash flow. The longterm value might be considerable in terms of what you'll learn.

 

Looks like a "spender" to me.

 

Show me one close or better please