1930 TO 1939 - 20 Valuable Lincoln Wheat Cent Pennies To Look For

[@aishayana4298]

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[@freelancerider100]

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[@A.I.C.U.8.1.2]

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[@user-du8xd1ns5s]

You are very informative. Watching your videos help me become more informative about coin searching and save my time and frustration. I quickly realized early on that I cannot be too ambitious about coin collecting hobby, and found that this a humble hobby. No hype, just plain old information I needed from you. This video is for me, because I a lot of Wheat pennies. They are neat to keep, so I am not in a hurry to sell them. Thank you Daniel.

[@kathypatton3991]

I'm having so much trouble trying to tell doubled die from machine die. Started collecting at 14 and now 65. A year ago I decided to check my coins. Eyes aren't so sharp now even with magnification. Lol, don't trust just any coin shops in our area. Ty for your info on your videos. Great job!

[@michaelstein4295]

LOL.😂😂😂😂😂 THAT was funny. "They can't JUST have the die marks. They (ACTUALLY DO🙄😃😃😂) have to have the actual doubled die or RPM". Not verbatim but close enough. You come across as a guy who is VERY serious and I understand you (like me) *TRULY* just love coins as a hobby. but that was TOO funny.😃😂 Thank you.😌

[@barrybarney6085]

Thanks Daniel.

[@dennismcavoy860]

Hey thanks Daniel another great video. All this information helped me immensely!

[@Godishere247]

Thank you for the information I go through pennies individually, so I guess I’m gonna have to go to a PCGS Cert to find out what all of these double dyes are worth! Because I probably have a couple hundred different double dies because I’ve been searching through them for a long time so thanks for the information

[@Wylie5.0]

Thanks for sharing Daniel, I have to do a little more research to know what I am looking at on cents, Have been watching Chuck to learn more on cents,and watching your videos help a great deal. Thanks for sharing buddy!!

[@CoinHELPu]

Thanks for always watching and commenting. I need to do the 40's and the 50's, hope they catch on.

[@deannalea1515]

You are so awesome Daniel!!!

[@AWAKEBUTNOTWOKE]

Hi….. I have a lot of wheat cents, and am finally separating them. I have them separated by decade, with one WOW! That’s in excellent shape pile (without a better word), the San Francisco mint stack (that’s better than pile lol I’m not just tossing them in piles), the idk what the hell this is pile. Question: of course I will search the S mint, teens and ‘20’s first. Should I just stay chronological? Would you have a recommendation? You are by far the best person I have found to learn about this from on KZbin. I’m no beginner at collecting, I am a beginner at knowing what is worth saving within my collection. Also, hopefully I will be seeing a new chunk of $ for volunteering as an advanced EMT/firefighter and am hoping to look to you, for investment ideas! You’re the best!

[@Chickching]

Thank you. Great information.

[@lpcsteve]

thank you again, i only have 2 from the 30's, did not take long to check.

[@dougbennett6303]

I have 1930 1933 wheat back 1959 thru 2000 pennies for every year excellent condition what should I do with them Q? Should I have them graded and who do you recommend to grade them

[@paulhampton4699]

Great video Daniel. Lots to look for in the 30's.

[@ectogeoszethip136]

THANKS LOADS FOR THE LINKS.DANIEL.

[@alfredmiller7538]

Hi i have all of these except for the 32 thanks for the information

[@Car1Sagan]

Great FREE online tools for your viewers Daniel that you presented. Also good for them to know is not every variety shown in them are acknowledged by PCGS & NGC, moreso for moderns than for older coins I guess. You think so?

[@margaretstoner4701]

DANNY...THANK YOU! DARN THAT TRIPLE S (as well as all of them) are pretty. I love the rainbow ones.You have a GREAT DAY!!!!!❤× infinity

[@meanboycoins6250]

Thanks for the video!

[@kellyhill9284]

I have a 1982 d small date lincoln cent that weighs 3.1. Where can i get it graded that wont cost so much? Thank you

[@zach.s5270]

Hi I’m new to collecting pennies I found a woody 1981 Philadelphia and I can’t find anything about rarity. Do you know anything about it?

[@CoinHELPu]

Minor mint error, some will pay a couple dollars if it's eye appealing.

[@zach.s5270]

CoinHELPu Ok Thanks I thinks it really cool looking how it has the straight lines on both sides and how it’s a lighter tan than most of the other pennies

[@christophersimpson3642]

Can you show the difference with the two different AU'S and the difference with MS. I know AU and MS 60 can look similar.

[@CoinHELPu]

Would be another video

[@rosebud3971]

I discovered that I have many 1930's 1c hidden away. Txs

[@jeffw1267]

The 1936 FS-101 doubled die Lincoln is impressive-looking, but VERY common. I wouldn't expect a big offer from a dealer for one even if it's in a high circulated grade. Nobody is buying them at retail prices. Unfortunately, that is true for most doubled dies and RPMs also.

[@nikkienova9440]

I have a wheat penny 1936

[@charlesmoore5954]

i found the 1934 13.79 ! also the 1do-001. i found a 1981 p wddo-001 but it also has the wddr-001 features is it one or the other can it have both?

[@petersurdo4984]

Is there any way to determine how many of these coins are still in circulation? Not to an exact number but ballpark?

[@CoinHELPu]

Population reports and value like the R value can help. Don't have the info at hand, but good question.

[@Godishere247]

But what do I do for ddo/ddr varieties that are not listed on Pcgs, to get a price?

[@CoinHELPu]

You look at sold auctions, remember, most doubled dies are not worth much.

[@annecollins5885]

I am looking for a quarter from Puerto Rico dated 2013. I have one from a diff year but want one to commemorate a past trip with friends for my son.

[@randytipler6875]

How can I get a hold of you I have a lot of wheat cents and need to know what to do with them

[@CoinHELPu]

Separate them by date and mint IF you have early dates from the teens, 20's and 30's and look for low mintage and key dates. You can also look for varieties like doubled dies and RPM's. Use coppercoins.com and Wexlers Doubled die website as well as CONECA. If they're all common and circulated with no major varieties then they're worth a few cents each.

[@maxdowden5187]

Great Video Daniel for pennies collectors not really into them but I'm into one thing Daniel who's number one in college football is it Alabama? No ,is it Clemson ? No and it isn't Georgia no way ,let me just Dot the I , it's the Buckeye's that's collage football's best team!!

[@CoinHELPu]

Yes, lol

[@jamescarrasco2865]

I have a 1982 D small letters,2.5-I looked at it ,the D doesn't have the double die but there's some dots around the D that make it seem like it's rare, (I bet he's coins sitting for about 30 something years in my safe with all my other collectibles at barely pulled them out now). Just want to know if you can give me someone that I could trust to have them look at this and tell me if it's even rare than what I looked at other videos and yours I appreciate it my name is James I appreciate if you get back with me thank you for all your help

[@kilroywasherebutnowhesgone9532]

Was here🤙✌

[@randytipler6875]

Can a weat cent have only one number double die strike

[@CoinHELPu]

If it's the date you should be able to see doubled on other parts of the date, some thickness or something. Would be impossible for just one number to be doubled even though some DD's look that way, 1972 doubled dies can look only doubled on the 2 but if you look close enough there's will be slight doubled areas elsewhere. However, if the coin is circulated or late die stage then you might not see other dd areas.

[@alanchua8199]

My relative has : usa 1c. :1930,& 1934 to 1941 (9pcs). Any one can offer to buy it?

[@pauly51]

I was panning for gold in my city stream. Found a 1936 wheat. Not sure if it’s worth anything

[@leviorourke7498]

That triple S you showed looked like a minor double die on the date

[@CoinHELPu]

Didn't pay attention.

[@frankdeleon4209]

@@CoinHELPu dear coin help. I have a 1932 wheat with a vf red in the front and brown in the back. It doesn't seem altered and it just seem unusual. Have you ever seen/heard anything. Note the front is red only and brown in back only each color distinct. Please reply would love to hear your thoughts

[@chrisburdette397]

Would you say 387 barber halfs in circulated condition worth 4,000$ wondering as am considering purchasing them they are all 1892-1915 just wondering as I've got a seller with them let me know what you think.

[@jeffw1267]

You can get smaller lots with free shipping on eBay and still pay less per coin. Even $3000 might be too high for such a large lot. Think about it: why doesn't the seller take them to a coin shop or pawn shop? Because they are worth far less than what he is asking.

[@CoinHELPu]

$10.33 cents a coin and bet they're all slicks and common dates. $7 each would be max for well worn and common date Barber Halves.

[@zatoth13]

I have bad eyes. I am just grabbing them all and let the dealer sort them out

[@Car1Sagan]

Mine are getting worse. Yes I would keep them all, but consider getting one of those nifty magnifying cameras for your computer's USB port.

[@zatoth13]

Silver Slingblade I use the magnifying feature on my phone at the moment. I would love to get a magnifier, but am rather cash poor at the moment.

[@coinmaster7480]

Why are they selling the 2019 1 oz Reverse proof when it doesn’t come out until the 14th of November at 12am eastern I’ve spoken to the mint and they informed me that those Coins are not from there mint and what they must be doing is selling them ahead of time to see how much money they can make off of unsuspecting buyers. That is nothing but greed.

[@Car1Sagan]

Some ebay sales are called "presales", pre beaning before.

[@valarievalentine2053]

Where can I sell my 1937/1939 penny

[@kathleenaulenbacher444]

What about 1937

[@benitaolivas7252]

Where is the 1937 Wheat Penny ??

[@CoinHELPu]

It's not a variety nor worth much.

[@pambihirangvloggg7783]

I HAVE 1937 D

[@ezekieldeatherage5344]

I have a 1934 EP wheat penny I hope it's worth something

[@michaeltaulbee4404]

Why no 1937 error ,no mint mark

[@CoinHELPu]

No mint mark isn't an error or variety it is normal.

[@CoinHELPu]

@@michaeltaulbee4404 I would check Wexlers Doubled die website. I don't have all memorized but my video is on the most notable examples.

[@michaeltaulbee4404]

Hey just subscribed an checking out your other videos ,lol ty again for your time im just getting into coins and collecting.. this 1937 found in an old trunk hidden in small envelope under false bottom lol super cool old trunk btw lol is my first an oldest coin to date, only when i showed my uncle all i collected an found after a month once he saw my 37 it was like he started speaking gibberish about this is double die with cracked plate marks an off center an just couldnt belive the shape of the coin an tried to buy it for 20 dollars lol i knew then i better ask around lol uncle is well super tight with money an trys to barter with the clerk over a qtr pack of gum lol any thats the start of my coin collecting joyrney/now obsession lol

[@kraljsvita580]

I have 1936 And 1944 who to ask For sell it

[@williamsosa5682]

Hello.Im willi from PR. Ihave a lincoln penny 1940 weight 2.5 gram.

[@CoinHELPu]

You need to use scales that weigh in tenths and doesn't round down.

[@ToddThomas-nr2zk]

I got a1933D that looks like a D.D.O.

[@kathysunshine7072]

Go BUCKS!!!!

[@CoinHELPu]

OH!

[@yeucha7191]

I have one penny 1937

[@wandawilliams2397]

I have a hard time seeing 1,2,or 3 mint marks. On proofsFORGET ABOUT IT

[@cliffordheggie5929]

I have a 1939 wheat penny without the mint .⁰

[@AWAKEBUTNOTWOKE]

Dude. I HAVE to go unsub to channels. It took me a good 6 hours to find your channel! I’m not subbed to many coin or silver channels either. I have flat earth, UFC, strange disappearances, music that’s rarely been on the radio, dark and mysterious and many other topics. Idk why you were so hard for me to find. I’m a long time sub and you’re not the type of channel I would expect to be shadow banned. In my opinion, your content and your opinion on coins, is the closest to the complete truth, as possible. You got an honest face lol. You look like someone ‘That I used know’ haha For me, watching you is like watching an old friend. This feeling has been there since the first time I watched you, which says a lot. There’s tons of channels on here, which makes it much more difficult to find one on the up and up, like this one. I guess it ALL boils down to, you aren’t trying to sell your stuff. Almost want to say, you have made your $ lol but people like us, are never done doing what we love. Of course you are still making $, if not, what would be the point of you making videos or me watching. As usual, I have turned a short comment into a short novel. I have ammo cans full of wheat cents and though my granddaddy taught me at 4 years old to look for wheat cents, I still know little about them. At the time of his passing, where his wheat backs went never crossed my mind. Now though, at close to 40 years have passed and I wish I’d had been able to find out. I’m willing to bet one of my uncle’s or cousins used it simply as change. I continued to watch for them and have saved them personally for between 20 and 30 years myself. Being disabled and the USA in the condition it is, now is the best time to go through them. I’m separating them by decade first, of course putting any San Francisco cents in their own pile. Other than that I have a WOW! That’s in great condition pile and an idk what the hell this one is pile lol So 7 piles. If by any chance you have taken the time to read this, I’d love to know what decade you would recommend for me to search first. Even better a decade to decade list lol I feel the teens are first by far and ‘20’s next but from there, 🤷🏼‍♀️ On the chance you do eventually make it to the end, I feel the response will be like “4 years later” hahaha at no fault of yours. Actually I am going to ask you a specific question and make it Uber short Peace and thanks for all the knowledge you share with us ❤️

[@erniejimenez9100]

I got a 1944 s penny d d.

[@erniejimenez9100]

Were do i take it to get it price

[@CoinHELPu]

It's not graded

[@adaocunha398]

@@erniejimenez9100 Não sei o preço

[@emiliaabille5923]

I have 1930 one penny you want it from pilipinas olongapo city

[@coinmaster7480]

I know what there doing I think it’s bad business. Are people that Nieve

[@brandosho2975]

You went to fast.. this one was hard to watch....

[@CoinHELPu]

And why you should be visiting coinfacts.com. I am not going to drag these out or no one will watch them,

[@patrickbishop2839]

God you talk too much

[@AWAKEBUTNOTWOKE]

Dude. I HAVE to go unsub to channels. It took me a good 6 hours to find your channel! I’m not subbed to many coin or silver channels either. I have flat earth, UFC, strange disappearances, music that’s rarely been on the radio, dark and mysterious and many other topics. Idk why you were so hard for me to find. I’m a long time sub and you’re not the type of channel I would expect to be shadow banned. In my opinion, your content and your opinion on coins, is the closest to the complete truth, as possible. You got an honest face lol. You look like someone ‘That I used know’ haha For me, watching you is like watching an old friend. This feeling has been there since the first time I watched you, which says a lot. There’s tons of channels on here, which makes it much more difficult to find one on the up and up, like this one. I guess it ALL boils down to, you aren’t trying to sell your stuff. Almost want to say, you have made your $ lol but people like us, are never done doing what we love. Of course you are still making $, if not, what would be the point of you making videos or me watching. As usual, I have turned a short comment into a short novel. I have ammo cans full of wheat cents and though my granddaddy taught me at 4 years old to look for wheat cents, I still know little about them. At the time of his passing, where his wheat backs went never crossed my mind. Now though, at close to 40 years have passed and I wish I’d had been able to find out. I’m willing to bet one of my uncle’s or cousins used it simply as change. I continued to watch for them and have saved them personally for between 20 and 30 years myself. Being disabled and the USA in the condition it is, now is the best time to go through them. I’m separating them by decade first, of course putting any San Francisco cents in their own pile. Other than that I have a WOW! That’s in great condition pile and an idk what the hell this one is pile lol So 7 piles. If by any chance you have taken the time to read this, I’d love to know what decade you would recommend for me to search first. Even better a decade to decade list lol I feel the teens are first by far and ‘20’s next but from there, 🤷🏼‍♀️ On the chance you do eventually make it to the end, I feel the response will be like “4 years later” hahaha at no fault of yours. Actually I am going to ask you a specific question and make it Uber short Peace and thanks for all the knowledge you share with us ❤️