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Message:: [QUOTE="ayo, post: 2782611, member: 88287"]Hi, im sure i must be like the millionth person to come here and ask for help but I just inherited my grandfathers coin collection and in it were around 50 to 60 lincoln wheat pennies, plus 5 or six indian head pennies. One thing stood out to me in this collection....the fact that there were about 10-20 pennies from the late 50's up until 1960 that were all in perfect or near perfect condition. For that reason I looked into the year 1960 and discovered all kinds of interesting things that make coins from that year valuable. One thing I discovered was the whole "small date, large" date error, but im afraid my eye is not nearly discerning enough to tell the difference. One thing i am fairly certain of however is that a good portio of these 1960 pennies are double die. For instance, on many of them you can feel how the outer circumference of the penny is definitely raised up, making the penny feel as if it were pressed in or kinda concave. Also, alot of the pennies are kinda off center with the "L" in the word liberty being placed basically all the way to the far left of the penny or almost off the penny altogether. Im just wandering if this adds any value to these pennies and if so what that value is. If anyone cares about this and can help and would like me to post pictures please let me know. Thanks in advance for the help.[/QUOTE]