1944 wheat penny value

1944 Lincoln wheat penny no mint mark.

Item specifics Seller Notes “Used but in good condition” Certification Uncertified Coin Lincoln Wheat Modified Item No KM Number DOES NOT APPLY Mint Location NO MINT Denomination Small Cent Country/Region of Manufacture United States Circulated/Uncirculated Circulated Year 1944 Grade Ungraded Strike Type ERROR Composition Copper Fineness SEE DESCRIPTION Certification Number DOES NOT APPLY-NOT GRADED BUT SHOULD BE! Color BN

1956 Wheat Penny One Cent Coin - The "L" in Liberty is on rim and there are oil stains on surface on the face of coin. Backside also has oil stains. Nice Coin.

"The Lincoln cent has been struck by the United States Mint since 1909. The obverse or heads side was designed by Victor David Brenner, as was the original reverse, depicting two stalks of wheat (thus \"wheat pennies\", struck 1909-1958). 1944 was the year after the pennies had been produced only in steel. If you come across a steel 1944 penny, hold on to it as it is extremely rare and valuable. This wheat penny turns 77 years old this year (2021). Would make a cool gift for someone's 77th…

If you're a collector of rare coins, then you know the value of a wheat penny. While many wheat pennies are still in circulation today, some are rare and highly valuable - worth anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. In this article, we'll explore five of the most sought-after wheat pennies in the world, and how you can acquire them for your own collection.

This rare 1949 Lincoln Wheat Penny is a must-have for any serious coin collector. The coin features the iconic Lincoln Wheat design and was minted in the United States, making it a valuable addition to any collection.

**All items GENUINE, NO FAKES, No REPROS Rare Find- 1943 steel wheat penny, Magnetic. Very good condition. Comes with protective case, has not been cleaned Free shipping in US NO returns, no refunds

The 1944 Lincoln wheat penny is among the most common wheat pennies today. Most collectors are ready to choose it over several other coins minted between 1909 and 1958 because of its numismatic value and

This guide will help you find out how much your 1944 Wheat cent is worth. Find updated prices for 1944 Lincoln pennies, including mintmark varieties.

This has rim error with the 'L' in Liberty, it doesn't look like a "L" it lookis like a blob.. On backside it has dark spots on wheat on left side, inside of N in One, and on the United States of America. Lots of surface errors.