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1953-D penny (Denver Mint) — 3 to 5 cents. 1953-S penny (San Francisco Mint) — 4 to 15 cents. The bottom line… even if your worn 1953 wheat penny has been cleaned or exhibits other signs of damage, it’s worth at least 2 cents — for the value of the copper within the coin’s bronze alloy.
24 Οκτ 2024 · In February 2007, an AU 58 sold for $920. And in August of the same year, an MS 67 RD sold for $7,475. Over 80 coins have popped up in this grade so far, sinking their value to $775 in September 2024. But about ten coins have been submitted in MS 67+ RD. They’re now worth $6,500. 1953-S Wheat Penny Value
21 Ιαν 2023 · The value of a 1953 Lincoln wheat cent is approximately $0.0249739. This is based on the price value of the 95% copper and 5% zinc mixture. The 1953 Wheat Penny is generally valued based on its minting types from three different mints – Denver, Philadelphia, and San Francisco.
The 1953-D Lincoln Wheat Penny, minted in Denver, is notable for its high mintage of over 700 million coins, making it one of the more common Wheat Cents. In circulated grades, it holds a modest value, typically ranging from $0.05 to $0.15. However, uncirculated examples, especially those graded MS-65 or higher, can fetch $5 to $15 due to their ...
How Much Is a 1953 Wheat Penny Worth? A 1953 Lincoln Wheat Penny in circulated condition is worth between $0.05 in good condition (G-4) and $0.10 in about uncirculated condition (AU-50). Uncirculated condition (mint state) 1953 Lincoln Wheat pennies are worth as much as $12.50 (MS-66).
26 Μαρ 2024 · At MS63, a 1953 (P) Wheat penny graded red is worth about $10. But it’s three times that at MS65. The value jumps to $115 at MS66. And at MS67, the value is well into four figures, at $2,850. The finest known examples assessed by the independent coin graders the PCGS are three red pennies graded MS67+.
18 Ιαν 2024 · The 1953 Lincoln Wheat Penny belongs to the first Lincoln cents series, minted between 1909 and 1958. That same year changed the reverse design. The famous Victor David Brenner designed this coin with a face value of 1 cent with a weight of 3.11 grams and 19 millimeters in diameter.
