so how much money is 1/2 lb of pennies?
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so how much money is 1/2 lb of pennies?
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A deal? Well, penny for penny value, probably not. You would need to get at least 789 pennies to come out ahead. I think a roll (50 pennies) is atleast 1/8 pound.
In a collectors sense though, I don't know how much wheat pennies are worth these days. Maybe a cent and a half
In a collectors sense though, I don't know how much wheat pennies are worth these days. Maybe a cent and a half
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I have a 1917 (I think) Wheatie penny that turned up in my change.
Also have a couple more wheaties, one from the 1946, the other(*) I forget.
Needless to say, I keep all the wheaties I come upon... or basically any coin pre-1960ish.
Also have a couple more wheaties, one from the 1946, the other(*) I forget.
Needless to say, I keep all the wheaties I come upon... or basically any coin pre-1960ish.
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Originally Posted by dbeast420
1909s Lincoln head first year w/ V.D.B on back v fine cond 1600.00 last I looked.
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how can you not love ebay?
how many bulk penny sellers are there! wowsa...
We have had THE MOST key date coins reported back in our feedback of ANY bulk penny seller on ebay!
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It'* nice to see other people interested in coins on here. I just inherited a 1916-D Mercury dime. It came with about 50 others all mixed together. I sorted them and found that one. It'* worth about $600! As for those two wheaties, chances are they are worth between $0.10 and $1.50 apiece (depending on condition.)