Is this a 1961 or 1964 D Penny Year error

I came across this penny. Had it in a penny jar.
Anyone know the value, or can point me to a website to similar errors to find out the value. thanks

 

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It looks to me to be a 1961D with a small die break on the 1 of the date. Is that the error you are referring to or is it something else?

And...Welcome to the forum!

 

yes, and thanks. Any idea if these kind of errors have any value?

 

Sorry - not a minor die break like this, and not on a circulated one. There are a few Lincolns with a die break that command a premium of a dollar or two like a BIE, where there is a break between the B and E of LIBERTY, or if it is was at the edge of the coin, where it is called a CUD, those have value...

 

I'll agree with that explanation yr69593
And Welcome to the forum.

 

Is this 1964 d error a CUD ?

I noticed on this 1964 d penny that the "L" in liberty seems to have been stamped slightly off the edge of the penny , but the rim around the penny is evenly elevated all the way around on both the front and back of the coin. Is this what someone here called a CUD ?

 

Yes, It's a 1961-D and no big premium on it even if it was in MS. But it's a cool looking Cent.

 

Hi and Welcome,

It is a 1961 D cent and that is a minor die chip on the 1. It is worth , perhaps a nickel.

Thanks,
Bill

 

Here's one I found that looks kinda like yours. It looks like the one is going the rong way.

 

If your coin was a Morgan or Peace dollar - then the die break might actually add a premium but cents and other modern US coinage at this time aren't collected under the same parameters as VAMs. Who knows 10 or 15 years from now - collectors might apply VAM type guidelines to other series - I'd put it in a cardboard flip and throw it to the side.

 

I have a penny just like that and Ive been wondering for a long time, Thanks Yall

 

I have a 1961 d penny where the L in Liberty is on the rim of the penny. What do you think?

 

I think "bacon".

 

sorry, not worth anything.

But, it helps to post a picture.

 

I have two 1964 Penny's with a l on rim.

 

Still, common, no added value

 

I have a 1964 D penny with the back side minted upside down?

 

I have a 1964 pennies but it doesn't have a d or anything under it. Is it wot