RARE 1975 PENNY. WORTH 10 MILLION DOLLARS

they are worth one cent if you use them as normal money.

You could maybe find someone who wants to pay a bit more for them. If you peruse eBay you can see many, many, many listings for them. But then take into account the eBay fee, and Paypal fee, shipping, etc to figure out if you come out ahead in selling them.

If you want to buy more new you can get them from this vendor and Many, MANY more online vendors ==> https://www.merrickmint.com/24k-gol...coins-24k-gold-plated-lincoln-cent-penny.html

you can learn by simple science to plate cents too if you want. Then you can make your own. Just search for "learn how to gold plate pennies".

 

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I got a penny that's 1975 with no d or p or s and it's different color then other ones

 

no mint mark means it was minted in Philadelphia.
A long time ago there used to be only 1 mint (and 13 states). So there was no reason to create a mint mark because everyone knew where coins were minted.

coins, since they are made of metal, will tend to tone various shades/colors. If you add anything to then, such as human skin oil, it will tone differently. Or heat, or plating or fallen out of the pocket on a beach/ground as the acidic level will cause other various toning/coloring.

And without closeup, in-focus pictures, the only person that knows what color your coin is, is you.

And you may want to start your own thread too.

 

A thread like this attracts "rare coins" like picnic food attracts flies in August. And almost always without photos. Heck, I've been married 48 years and still can't read my wife's mind.

Steve

 

The US never struck a Penny.. Only One Cent coins.
It states it on the reverse

 

it is called pocket change.

spend it

 

Sorry, you've lost the war.

https://www.usmint.gov/coins/coin-medal-programs/circulating-coins/penny

 

Blah

 

Who has accused the Mint lately of knowing anything about coinage?

 

It's not the Mint, it's the Marketing Dept. You know Marketing/Advertising? The people who lie for a living? (Other than politicians)

 

If that seems harsh, (and I’m not saying it is) try this alternate definition: People who try to convince us to buy something we neither want nor need.

 

Hmmm...getting a lot of use out of this cartoon

 

Rexx: Hang around a bit, and read, prior to posting and add photos!

 

He last posted in 2017...must be reading...

 

Where is Ed Wood when you need him?

 

You must have been a beautiful baby

 

I've fought the same type of war Paddyman. Mostly up hill.
But with the 45 Colt. Never was a 45 Long Colt. But try to get people to stop.

 

Geeze I'm scared to post any questions! I've read through them all you peeps are mean!!