1969 d penny, no initials?

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  1. Adam Grissman

    Adam Grissman New Member

    I can't see any initials, anyone know if this is valuable
     

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  3. Garlicus

    Garlicus Debt is dumb, cash is king.

    If genuine, and depending on your definition of "valuable", yes.

    Maybe $20-$30 if it is an actual no FG 1969 D cent. Just guessing on the value, but probably close.
     
  4. Vet4Coins

    Vet4Coins Member


    Just from what I could run down on the internet seems to go for $7 at AU 53 to $500+ MS 67 red.
     
  5. Adam Grissman

    Adam Grissman New Member

    How would I tell between the two?
     
  6. Vet4Coins

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  7. Christopher290

    Christopher290 Active Member

    I actually have a fair amount of pennies from dates like the one that you mentioned without initials...
     
  8. Vet4Coins

    Vet4Coins Member

    Get the mobile app for PCGS on itunes or from their website, they have actual coins that show different grades.
     
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  9. Christopher290

    Christopher290 Active Member

    Havn't looked for an app for coin pricing at this time... guess i should start. is it free?
     
  10. Vet4Coins

    Vet4Coins Member

    Yes it is, very helpful.
     
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  11. Christopher290

    Christopher290 Active Member

    Thanks!
     
  12. joecoincollect

    joecoincollect Well-Known Member

    I got a cent somewhere that has only one initial,which is cool too. Not sure on pricing
     
  13. Santinidollar

    Santinidollar Supporter! Supporter

    NGC also has an app.
     
  14. Willie singleton

    Willie singleton New Member

    I have an 1943 steel penny. Does anyone knows what its worth?
     
  15. SPC CENTS

    SPC CENTS Hammering slabs

    The value of your coin depends on its condition. You should start your own thread and post clear images of the obverse and reverse in the What's it Worth Forum (instead of highjacking a 2 year old post).
     
  16. Nathan401

    Nathan401 Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

    1 cent, bud. If it is in Mint State condition it could be worth more. They made millions and millions of these.
     
  17. Wheatmaster101

    Wheatmaster101 U.S. Cent Collector

    Well even an average wheat penny is 3-4 cents, so it does have a tiny premium
     
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  18. Willie singleton

    Willie singleton New Member

    What about 1978 quarter
     
  19. Wheatmaster101

    Wheatmaster101 U.S. Cent Collector

    Nope no premium for that.
     
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