steel pennies

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by mercury, May 8, 2004.

  1. Stujoe

    Stujoe New Member

    As an aside...he has a daily little column/random notes section on the ANR website:

    http://www.anrcoins.com/davesnotes.aspx

    Anything he writes is worth a read, IMHO.
     
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  3. Peter T Davis

    Peter T Davis Hammer at the Ready Moderator


    Hmm, it looks like Dave has a 'Blog', LoL.
     
  4. mercury

    mercury New Member

    Quote:
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    posted by jody526
    There were nearly 3 billion nickels dated 1964 minted. The mintage was spread out over a couple of years, due to the 1964 date freeze.
    So far, I believe this is the highest mintage number of any nickel.
    Right now, only uncirculated examples are commanding any kind of premium.
    _____________________________________________________________


    does this mean that the 1964 nickel is the least rare of all nickels?
     
  5. chevy

    chevy New Member

    yeah, it pretty much is. Rarity depends on the number of pieces available. Since 1964 are found EVERYWHERE and the mintage was very high, they are the least rare.
     
  6. mercury

    mercury New Member

    what do you think is the least rare penny?
     
  7. chevy

    chevy New Member

    i'd say the 1982 cent series as a whole. Although there were many varieties made, a whole lot of them were made
     
  8. guy

    guy New Member

    im trying to find Lincoln Memorial Reverse the rare date of 1972 and all i get is 1971 or 1973
     
  9. chevy

    chevy New Member

    thats strange

    i had no trouble finding 1972s. the only memorial cents I have trouble with are some of the san francisco mint ones.
     
  10. mercury

    mercury New Member

    1972s are very easy to find. ask your bank for a roll of coins or just ask for the coin.
     
  11. guy

    guy New Member

    whats the value
     
  12. chevy

    chevy New Member

    are you looking for 1972 double dies??

    i tried, but I couldnt find one of those things
     
  13. mercury

    mercury New Member

    whats that look like?
     
  14. guy

    guy New Member

    yes the double dates
     
  15. chevy

    chevy New Member

    the value of a 1972 in less than UNC condition is only a cent, but UNC specimens can get up to 40 cents (in CH UNC)

    the double dies are worth 325 dollars in ch. unc
     
  16. guy

    guy New Member

    i dont know
     
  17. chevy

    chevy New Member

    when i looked for double die 1972s, I didnt find a single one, but I did find a very nice capped die 1972

    that should bring around a fairly good premium (in was in extra fine condition)
     
  18. guy

    guy New Member

    what dose capped die mean/ :(
     
  19. chevy

    chevy New Member

    well, basically, double dies are coins that have look like they have been "stamped" or coined two times. If you look at the date on a double die, it will look like another date (of the same date) is nearly on top of the original

    theyre easy to distingish, especially with a loupe.
     
  20. chevy

    chevy New Member

    a capped die is a coin that looks like there is a circular, fat piece of metal on teh outside of the coin. They sometimes resemble bottle caps
     
  21. mercury

    mercury New Member

    that makes sense.

    THANKS CHEVY
     
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