1909 wheat penny
B H
am not a collector so I don't know anything but a coin 100 years old
seems to me like it might be worth something.
Arizona Coin Collector
"B H" <Unc...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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>I found a 1909 wheat penny today in my change. Is it worth anything? I
> am not a collector so I don't know anything but a coin 100 years old
> seems to me like it might be worth something.
>
Knowing more on the condition of the coin and where it was
minted would help. Four versions in 1909.
The link below will give you more information on the 1909
Lincoln Wheat Penny.
http://www.coinfacts.com/small_cents/cents_lincoln_wheat_reverse.html
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Bob F.
That's nothing.
I found a 1933 double eagle in my cornflakes this morning!
When I walk down the street, I find 1964 silver Peace dollars at every
step!
When my cats poop, gold ingots come out!
Roger Hunt
to contain nothing but �50 notes, and I am getting rather hungry.
--
Roger Hunt
oly
> Bob F. <ad...@invalid.invalid> wrote>"B H" <Uncl...@webtv.net> wrote in message
About two hours gao, I was asked to look at a group of coins owned by
the sibling of my wife's nursing friend; there was only one Morgan
dollar but it was an 1889-CC in VG-8!!! Not bad and not a made up
story.
oly
Roger Hunt
>On Jul 2, 3:48�am, Roger Hunt <nos...@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>> Bob F. <ad...@invalid.invalid> wrote>"B H" <Uncl...@webtv.net> wrote in
>message
>> >news:5995-4A4...@storefull-3171.bay.webtv.net...
>> >>I found a 1909 wheat penny today in my change. �Is it worth anything?
>> >>I
>> >> am not a collector so I don't know anything but a coin 100 years old
>> >> seems to me like it might be worth something.
>>
>> >That's nothing.
>> >I found a 1933 double eagle in my cornflakes this morning!
>> >When I walk down the street, I find 1964 silver Peace dollars at every
>> >step!
>> >When my cats poop, gold ingots come out!
>>
>> That's all very good, but I bought a packet of Weetabix that turned out
>> to contain nothing but �50 notes, and I am getting rather hungry.
>
>the sibling of my wife's nursing friend; there was only one Morgan
>dollar but it was an 1889-CC in VG-8!!! Not bad and not a made up
>story.
>
I had to look it up (because I am only very new with US coinage), but
that's the sort of find that surely makes it all worthwhile for the
numismatic beachcomber.
--
Roger Hunt
Mr. Jaggers
First, check the back, at the bottom. There will either be a V.D.B. in tiny
letters or there won't.
Under the date there will either be a letter S or there won't.
Check those two areas and report back.
James the Investigator