I found this penny at work the other day. It is smooth on both sides, doesn't look in any way that it has been messed with. It actually looks like the press missed it on both sides. Could this be worth anything?? This is one side ... and this is the other.
It's a penny planchet and to some, it's worth more than a penny but not to me. However, is it a new one (copper plated zinc) or an older solid copper one? Ribbit
Weigh it on a balanced plastic spoon compare both the copper date before 1982 and the newer Zinc-copper plated after 1982. The earlier date will be heavier. See Red Book for reference. But either way/weigh it has collectable value to Numismatic nerds like me.
It a ,, It is a unstruck type # 2 (coin has been through the upsetting mill, has a rim) blank planchet. Normally these can sell from $1 to $3 depending how nice they appear. Ben Peters
Hi my name is Smiley new here, I also have a penny that has the back but the front has a faint imprint of head and enlarged faint imprint of the back also has a smudge date can not tell exactly what it is was wondering what if anything it is worth.
What Queen? Coins are struck not printed. Paper currency is printed And... Start your own unique thread with pictures. Pictures are a must! If it's only one side it's most likely Damaged
