Could please use some help with this one...

I have a 1968 s which I will attach pictures. I need to get this graded, just by looking at the pictures i've attached what do you think this should grade out to be if you were to guess? I hope the pictures are good enough to help me on this coin, I would really appreciate it.

Thanks again

 

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VF20. Nice pictures.

 

Why?

 

Not worth the price to have it graded.

 

Agreed, that is really only worth about face value, one cent.

 

Ditto!
Ditto!
Ditto!

Chris

 

Hey maybe this might help in the future
Dave

 

Here is a site with some good info. Scroll down.
https://www.usacoinbook.com/coins/small-cents/lincoln-memorial-cent/

 

Thanks for all the input, im still kinda new at this but constantly learning and appreciate everyone taking the time to check my post out and reply.

 

Please do yourself a favor and don’t... It’s a regular penny worth 1 cent and paying ~$30 to get it graded is pretty outrageous imo. If you feel like wasting money then go ahead but it’s a normal cent and wouldn’t grade nearly high enough to have value.

 

Don't look so sad Big Blue , a lot of us at one time or another , found a coin we thought was something much more special , then it was. So keep up the hunt that's where some of the true fun about collecting is. Still a nice penny to put in your collection , especially if you did not have one. !

 

cool coin - I'd consider getting a couple of rolls of 1968 S cents - might make fun souvenirs at our high school's 50th reunion - (SHS class of 68)

 

In that fine range. Being a s mint adds a tad

 

The coin is regular

 

I like Stare and Compare's!

 

VF20-XF40, not worth grading. It is worth keeping if you don't have a better one. No one will buy it for more than the copper it contains, which, about a month ago was about 2.1 cents.

You, and anyone else who reads this, must learn now to avoid wasting time and $ on this type of worn coin, and that goes for all denominations and all countries. Unless it fills a hole for a "type" collection, or has true rarity/error characteristics, spend it. It's not worth even putting into a cardboard flip.

I'm not telling you this to be mean to you, I truly don't wan't you to waste time. Just in the past year I have put aside over 200 of exactly this type of coin, pre-'82 copper and the only benefit I can see from doing that is I am keeping them out of circulation and saving everybody tons of time. If it were legal to melt them, they would already be copper slag.

Spark