1959 To 1969 Valuable Lincoln Cent Pennies That Can Be Found In Pocket Change

1959 To 1969 Valuable Lincoln Cent Pennies That Can Be Found In Pocket Change
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Valuable Lincoln Cents Varieties From 1959 To 1969 That Can Be Found In Pocket Change. All dates from 1959 through 1969 is covered in this video and shows you what to look for!
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[@CoinHELPu]

NEW! 1960 To 1969 Valuable Lincoln Cent Varieties kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJawlWBsia6AqpY

[@caseybarnes2487]

Could you email me. I have a nice 1969 D. I can not find anything about this penny any where on line I'd like to send you a few pics to see if you could help me with it. My Email is [e-mail] thinks

[@carlzidro6048]

I have one Lincoln cent 1967

[@jessieferrer2405]

I have lincoln cent manny error and dobble die how to sell this coin like no date not un complete letter of liberty to mucch my lincoln sent so i need your help sir so pls sir i want to send to you the picture but i dont know how to sending im always watching your utube

[@sheilasamaco2073]

I have 1989 D, 1994 D 1996 D 1997 where i sale this

[@sheilasamaco2073]

Message me thank

[@CoinHELPu]

Here's our playlist on Lincoln Cent varieties and what to look for and how to identify kzbin.info/aero/PLku4wL94a2MOwcIXP02tDtDcTDTXm6A1q

[@redssmith9776]

I have a 1962 double die obverse, no 5. It has clearly 2. Ones nines six,s two, s. You do the best work at this that I have ever seen I been in this 30 years and you have taught me things. Thanks

[@CoinHELPu]

@@redssmith9776 Thank you.

[@cynthiaweldon6383]

Out of all the channels about coins that I have seen for the last two years, you're is the BEST. Just wanted to say THANKS.😁

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you

[@jumemowery9434]

I agree

[@popcorn4030]

I agree!! Thank you @CoinHELPu

[@alexgourdine4895]

Shooting from the hip! Thanks Dan for giving it to us straight. No bull or misleading analysis, just calling it as it is. You give us the clearest picture there is to be had and we all appreciated it!

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you

[@garyheimeyer137]

Thanks for the information, I'm what I consider an amateur coin collector and everything I know about coins I've learned through KZbin and the Red Book ,so I appreciate your help. 👍

[@user-kq2lj2ep7f]

Hello Daniel,I am a new roll searcher/strap searcher. I discovered your KZbin channel about two months ago and just about two weeks ago subscribed. I find you informative and easy to follow. I can see doing business with you in the future. Thanks for all the info.

[@paulbruney5091]

You'll love anything you purchase from Daniel and like he says he will not lie cheat or steal from anyone. I don't think you could find a more honest decent coin dealer anywhere!

[@scott27288]

This is a great video. I love looking through Lincoln cents but especially the 1960's dates as there is SO much to find. I just pulled a 1960 small date out of circulation a couple days ago. Thanks for the information and insight.

[@CoinHELPu]

Get our mint error app on google play! play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ErrorCoins Lincoln Cent Variety Series 1959 To 2019 1959 to 1969 Lincoln Cent Varieties kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZ7Sn6xmiMiqZ5o 1970 to 1979 Lincoln Cent Varieties kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6aTknpvqr-JqpY 1980 to 1989 Lincoln Cent Varieties kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHfGhXeImpyhrqc 1990 to 1999 Lincoln Cent Varieties kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4DTh5aejpl7e68 2000 To 2009 Lincoln Cent Varieties kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqOYq4ZnZbdgasU 2010 to 2019 Lincoln Cent Varieties kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqnQaH6dhM-deKc

[@karicastleberry8264]

Is it possible I could send a pic of a coin to you and get your opinion please. I will gladly pay you for your time. Thank You, Kari

[@CoinHELPu]

@@karicastleberry8264 you can post your image and question in our help community here coinauctionshelp.com/forum/index.php

[@mdomer1747]

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[@loosinmymindbybcuz4053]

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[@thebrainreigns1858]

I am so thankful that the Lord brought me to your channel.

[@millieday857]

Thank you for this interesting video. Love the way you explain everything and is very easy to understand.

[@karicastleberry8264]

I have recently subscribed and enjoy your videos and also wanted to say I find you yourself viewer friendly. I appreciate your calm tone... Thank You!

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you

[@oldmanmac5184]

Another great detailed, down to earth, understandable video, Keep em coming, tks

[@MetalBum]

Old Man Mac I agree

[@bruceandrews4091]

Love listening,you try very hard for newcomers like myself to understand,thankyou

[@michaelheppard5806]

Great information! I really appreciate your delivery.

[@rightisright100]

Great video. Now I have to go back through all my copper...lol

[@USprotector]

Awesome channel I enjoy your teaching Very peaceful learning Thank you ⭐️

[@paulbruney5091]

Great information. Have a great day Sir Daniel!

[@SILVERSTREAK925]

Thanks for sharing this information Daniel!!

[@2AEnthusiast]

This series is a good idea. I can see this being the type of video people would go back to, and use as a reference.

[@CoinHELPu]

I am working on 1970 to 1979 now. Thanks

[@Searchingforsilver777]

As always, another great video. Keep them coming.

[@goldscorpion8137]

Thanks for all your valuable information it helps me alot

[@michaelahoffman2211]

Very informative video! Thanks!

[@ShirlBussman]

Thanks for all your help. I added this to my playlist. I can't keep up with all the things I need to be watching and keeping. If I haven't said it before congrats on 3K that is so awesome and you deserve it. All the Best ~ Shirl ♥

[@CoinHELPu]

Thanks! I can't keep up either!

[@ShirlBussman]

@@CoinHELPu You do manage to do darn well, IMO !! ☺

[@willcoin2480]

I agree this helps me greatly and is my first saved video because of your comment I will probably have to view several times over

[@ShirlBussman]

@@willcoin2480 I'm so very happy that I could help you out. :-)

[@princessnprincessinc]

Great video. I was dying laughing when you explained counter clashes. "First you got your counter clashes that clash togehter on the coin, then you got your die clashes that clash once on one part of the coin and then do it again on another part... and THEN you got your die clashes that clash one more than one side and they're clashing while something falls ONTO THE PENNY !!!! ROFL LMAO. Coins are trippy

[@ectogeoszethip136]

AGAIN ANOTHER INFORMATIVE CLIP. THANKS DANIEL

[@robertbruce9474]

Great job I'm learning a lot from your videos just started coin collecting again after 50 years so thank you for the great videos I'd like to see a show and tell if we think we have a nice coin what do we do with it

[@fudd3087]

Thank you sir for an excellent lesson, always appreciated.

[@CoinHELPu]

Thanks and you're welcome!

[@ronaldoseradilla3570]

Thanks for the info.such a big help.you take care.

[@jacksonmehoff4963]

I have stored away 1959 thru 1972 cents for 50 years now. Started about '70 ot so. Now i have 8 to 10 dollars each, and some a lil more. Gotta start searching someday !

[@paulmaudlin7651]

Hello sir, I did a coin roll hunt recently in my town and I believe I've found 2 1969-S Lincoln Cents. I need help getting the coins Photographed, authenticated, and graded, as my sight is going Far sighted. Anyways, I like the vids..very knowledgeable. Keep up the great work informing us of all the varieties and errors With this hobby. Thanks alot...and have a good day !!!!!

[@ralphshaffar7277]

When you send in a coin to NGC or PCGS do they also include a variety designation/error coin, to whatever grade is given even if you did not know it was an error coin? Thank you for all the to the point info and videos. You are my #1 source for detailed information. Thanks again.

[@CoinHELPu]

Thanks. No you must know it's an error or variety and check the box and pay extra for it.

[@popcorn4030]

I wondered that same thing, thank you for your comment/help@@CoinHELPu

[@MrPANAMA83]

I have some rolls of 58,58d 59,59d and 60 60d just wondering if I should go through them all or if the top ones are an indication of what the whole roll would be?

[@troywehrli4938]

Thank you for your hard work is very informative

[@mikemeros1124]

We appreciate you Dan; super helpful!

[@celsohuerta]

You do that again Daniel congratulations good video

[@charlieglover491]

Hello my name is Charlie and I'm new to coin collecting. I really enjoy your shows. Thank You.

[@CoinHELPu]

You're welcome and thank you!

[@Gumshara]

Thanks for the information later grate video

[@juancabrera2681]

Great videos you are making Daniel. I was hoping to find something on a 63d ddr. I found one and i think its class VI doubled die extra thickness on all the reverse.

[@CoinHELPu]

That's why I recommend going to coppercoins.com most of these are considered minor.

[@HabiburRahaman-cd2zv]

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[@tennesseecopperhead4389]

thanks again i learn more everytime i watch your channle

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you

[@MetalBum]

Great numismatic videos

[@danilosarmiento4125]

Hi! My name is Danilo, and your videos have been helpful as I am a newcomer to learning the value of coins. It has been a plus to the Red Book I am reading. After comparing the description of the 1969s DDO in your video to my 1969s coin, I believe I may have. I'd like to attach a photo of the coin I am talking about. I would appreciate if you could take a look at it to see if my understanding of the coin is correct. Thank you so much!

[@danilosarmiento4125]

Or may I send you a message directly with the photo, as I am unable to attach to this comment box.

[@CynthiaCPerez]

😱eeeeee!i have some of them,will posted to our group🥰

[@jackbehle2569]

Thanks for the info

[@robertstreff6945]

Great video again !!!!!!!!

[@willisseymour4207]

Thank you, very informative.

[@CoinHELPu]

You are welcome!

[@robertboyd7069]

very informative,thank you

[@CoinHELPu]

You're welcome

[@silversurfer1986]

Nice video Daniel! Yea I feel like most of those are just finding a needle in a haystack for lack of words. I mean I’m sure there’s some that actually exist still however finding them seems slim to none. Anyway, awesome educational video! Keep them coming!

[@CoinHELPu]

I agree, although the common RPMs and doubled dies are found but takes a lot of coins.

[@theSpiritofTamzin]

I love your videos!!...

[@timhaas8917]

Another good one on cents me and the grandkid thank you..t.c.dan 🇺🇸

[@harryporter3531]

Great video Bro

[@charlesgee83]

great video !

[@numismaticstacker]

Nice Info

[@popcorn4030]

@CoinHELPu Thank you for your videos, they are great!! I was hoping that on this video that you would have covered the 1964D more, I just found one today searching thru bank rolls, it could possibly be 67+, I hope, wish you could see it. Also the 1969 s that I have , I see doubling in the date with a 21x mag, but not in the words like the one you had shown, could this be or is my eyes playing tricks on me?? I am new to this but again I love your channel and your passion so thought I'd ask you to see what your thought are. Thanks again for all you do!

[@CoinHELPu]

You're not just going to find an MS67. You will have to look through mint bags or put away original rolls or a coin someone cherry picked back in the say. 21x is too much if you can't see it with 10x or less than it's not worth it and is die wear or some striking anomaly. I don't even attempt to grade Lincoln Cents based on images. Thanks for watching my videos!

[@popcorn4030]

@@CoinHELPu I hear ya, but this coin looks like it could be a proof, thanks for your help.

[@CoinHELPu]

@@popcorn4030 Proof is not a grade it is a finish on the die that is imparted to the coin. Most proofs from 1964 and back grade PR or PF65 on average. They also don't have mint marks so it can't be a proof.

[@martinmcgimpsey9750]

Thanks for the video. It was very informative. I’m going to have to watch it again, you move a little quick and I want to make sore I got it all down. Lol. Appreciate the video. I think I have your number I have several that I would like to have graded before trying to sell. Now I go watch the video again. Lol

[@mycoinsfR]

EXCELLENT. VIDEO. MY. FRIEND

[@larrysylvester6795]

Appreciaye thw info man

[@jjomalley8986]

I have a lot of pennies and interesting coins, but not much time left on this earth, or good vision. I have flat lined a couple times, but still manage to work a full time third shift job, and do what I can to stay alive. Your channel is great, thank you! My real question is what to do when I find something good, or questionable? There are no real coin shops in my area that want coins, not just buy gold and silver. With all those obstacles, I am alone and have a family who are not waiting for me to die before they pick my bones, so I'll have to use the law, and they don't think I will, because of my handicaps and lack of mobility, and I let them for 3 years and the nice guy routine has eaten much of my retirement savings trying to pay for and maintain the family farm. I may get lucky who knows? If the process isn't too complicated , it can happen, but time isn't on my side

[@CoinHELPu]

You can join our coin community and post images of your images and questions. It is a lot of luck to find the money coins. coinauctionshelp.com/forum/index.php

[@Paramjitnumismatic]

Hlo, Sir I'm Indian and wish you happy LORDI , enjoy coins collection

[@markwilliams8741]

Good video. 👍

[@TerryKingofpain.Blakesley]

Dear sir, I just poked myself in the eye. ( where were you on that one). 😉😎👌

[@timbrook7810]

Again, priceless info. Yet, I have a problem. You see, I inherited a, a very large inventory of US mint issued proof sets and Ike dollars when my Dad passed away and really have no idea what I have. I have always collected Constitutional silver but proof sets are a novelty to me.

[@CoinHELPu]

There're varieties to look for in proof and mint sets. Just look for doubled dies and RPM's

[@timbrook7810]

@@CoinHELPu As my new 'coin guru' I accept this mission...though it will be extensive as there is a ridiculous amount of stuff to go through but that may pay better. I was recently offered 2k from a neighbor for the set as it sits, but his left eye was twitching alot and had a crazy look in the other. I declined.

[@CoinHELPu]

@@timbrook7810 Lol. I wish I could help. I go through everything that comes in the shop, but mostly don't find a thing. however I can't let it go just in case.

[@sparkyjones560]

@@timbrook7810 I think it's likely the sets themselves add up to more value than the $2000 if it's a substantial amount of proof sets. There can be an error or an oddity in there of course but likely he was lowballing you on the list values for the sets by hundreds to $1000 or maybe more, and didn't have his eye on anything in particular. Just drooling on turning a profit off you. It's a different hobby than stacking for sure. Catalog them all then start looking them up for values then try to find what may have errors ect. You got the internet, there's a ton of information on there so you don't lose money on it, or at least so you find a deal that you find acceptable. One thing I know is all prof sets before 1951 are valued above $500.00, and pre-1942 edge towards $1000 or more. A 1968 S proof set and the dime has no S mint mark is worth about $13,000 as a complete set. 1975S proof set no S dime is about $200K as a set. 1990S no S Lincoln cent set is worth about $4000. I'm sure there's a few more rarities I'm missing here but that what I got off the top of my head.

[@CoinHELPu]

Good reply. I will add that there's some extremely valuable doubled die proofs to look for in these sets as well. I haven't got around to doing a video on these but there's a bunch. I would look at each set. I do. It's tedious and takes time, but at least you will know.

[@helenaranha1297]

Thanks for the infirmation.I appriate it.

[@CoinHELPu]

Thanks and you're welcome!

[@rayschantz9209]

Great video when you did the 64 reverse I couldnt determine the mintage whether Phili or Denver.

[@CoinHELPu]

That's the reason I recommend doing more research at coppercoins.com

[@zemadendionio1924]

wow absolutely i love it any way i have17 pcs penny including 1969 double die. and sll of this are brilliant and please help me how to sell my collection.thank you and God bless.

[@AliA-xr9xm]

Really appreciate the videos. Very informative. Only problem I would have is that you don't list or say any prices of the coins, either sold in the past or just estimates. Would really really appreciate it if you could include that too. I really appreciate this too btw. Thanx.

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you. I point people to the sites that show you values. I am less likely to "date" my video that way.

[@AliA-xr9xm]

@@CoinHELPu Ok. I guess that's fine too.

[@kenrickhonore7086]

Gm how can I get the listing of 1959 to 1969 and what is the cost looking forward for your cooperation thanks in advance

[@hughbunting6917]

Love this video

[@georgehairsine685]

really helps me, never knew a dye cash, i think i have a1982 dye clash?

[@travis6219]

No sir I had a question on an error I have two planes that are not marked on each side you can see a little bit of a date is that valuable

[@kennethtimmerman8536]

Are the 1960 small dates worth keeping if they r in mint.state condition ?

[@CoinHELPu]

Yes but not extremely valuable.

[@vincentdamico2091]

Need to ask you about a Lincoln cent from a 1964 proof set. This cent is smooth on the obverse, but on the reverse all the devices are frosted and the back ground is a mirror finish. Have you heard of such a coin? Any help would be appreciated.

[@mikoyoung6585]

What website are you using

[@luistomas6791]

I have a 1992 close AM but it's gold color, is this pennie ruined because some one had done that to it or is it okay.

[@kennymacdaddy]

In regards to the 1960 D Large Date repunched mint marks....there are well over 178 different varieties of this particular mint mark

[@CoinHELPu]

And why I mentioned there were more and that they;re mostly common and didn't list them all.

[@stevesurina6672]

JFK 63 sad day My grandma gave us little ones Each a roll of Penny's Reserve bank of Cleve. All 63 just open to day Had for 56 yrs. All un touched Really nice Can't wait to get graded Over half super

[@pisces1908m]

I have a whole jam jar of 1959's thru 1969.

[@margaretstoner4701]

Hey BOYFRIEND 💓THANK you for helping me. YOU are so very kind and I so respect the KNOWLEDGE you learn me.The 60s are some of the most pretty and gorgeous coins I like alot. I am extremely happy you SHARED the notes on a prior video. I SIMPLY aaddoorree...BOYFRIEND. THANK YOU FOR THE GOODNESS AND QUALITY OF REASONABLENESS YOU BRING TO US ENTHUSIASTS. FOREVER INDEBTED FOR YOU SHARING❤infinity ❤from stalker❤

[@barrybarney6085]

Hey Daniel can or will you give me your advise through this sale ? I will keep you informed either way. And I know I can trust you and your advise. And I give you my word that I will make it worth your while.

[@thomaschieng4210]

So valuable coin,I got it in1959,1968 1969....can you teach how to do?

[@yoloman6850]

Nicely done sir thank you. Was going thru change i had (pennies mainly) & came across a 1946 D/D. would you like me to send a pic? Also couple days ago i found a 1997 LMC double denomination multiple struck with roosevelt dime on both sides. That am not sure if is real but did find (2) past examples on HA that sold back in 2014. Can i send a pic of it with it & tell me your thoughts please? Hope you have a gr8 evening!

[@CoinHELPu]

Yes you can send pics, need to be clear though.

[@yoloman6850]

@@CoinHELPu Thank you sir much appreciated. Just sent pics to you.

[@MrPreacher201]

I have a 1975D Lincoln penny kinda reddish brown. Is this a good find or not???

[@CoinHELPu]

No this is a common coin.

[@jenniferanglada458]

What do I do if I have I think mint coins that are described in the videos....

[@CoinHELPu]

Here's my video on that subject. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4Gkp4iqmqyoZrs

[@salvadorrocha7282]

Thanks for the video. Very helpful. I really learn a lot from all your videos. However, You have nothing on the 1966 Philadelphia FS801 DDR. The research I have done, tells me its kind of rare. Can you help out?

[@CoinHELPu]

It's not as rare as the doubled die reverse so it's not going to be that valuable www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1966-1c-ddr-fs-801-bn/569352

[@salvadorrocha7282]

@@CoinHELPu Thats the one I am talking about. The double die reverse. I matched the die marks on varietyvista and i swear i think i might just ran into it.

[@CoinHELPu]

@@salvadorrocha7282 You can see the values. Good find but needs to grade high id value is a concern.

[@DavidStevenson-lc7yz]

I seriously have the 1969 s double die...but wasn't sure if was even worth my time and money to get it graded so I've just held on to it

[@stevewoods755]

Down Loaded the app will have to play around with it later.

[@CoinHELPu]

Thanks. My goal is to add cherry picker lists to the app. Currently it is a basic mint error app for quick reference.

[@lynnevondersitt579]

What value floating penny. No f.g.

[@johnsimth8350]

Lots of info which book 📚 b the best to look for those errors.

[@CoinHELPu]

error-ref.com

[@smileycrook4880]

Daniel I have a 1960 red penny and a 1956 dime very shiny and in great shape HOW/WHO can I let look at them bc I need to know if they need grading THEY ARE LIKE NEW no scratches etc JUST BEAUTIFUL but when do you know when to send in ? I don't have anyone near me to look. How also do you find out the TOP GRADES for these 2 coin dates? PLEASE HELP!!

[@CoinHELPu]

You have to send them off no one can tell you how PCGS or NGC will grade them. Just like everyone else you have to take your own chances.

[@changizmaleki5773]

I waiting for your answer is really important for me

[@haroldcanton9242]

How can I get in touch with you guys

[@donovanlai6827]

I have one of them right now

[@barrybarney6085]

Hey I ve found myself a buyer from Fontana, California . He knows people who do auctions. And says tbe auction house will take 10% of the sold price. Is that good about the going rate or am I getting shafted.

[@CoinHELPu]

Call Heritage coin auctions, stacks and bowers then greatcollections.com

[@barrybarney6085]

Thanks Mr. Malone that is a great idea and so simple. But Id have never thought to do that. I dont know why, but from here on out I will think in that direction. Many thanks to you Daniel again you have helped me to see the light. That means more to me than any amount of money. You cant buy that kind of knowledge. Your the best.!!! !!!!

[@theanonymous9110]

The only way you can cash in on one if you do find it, it has to be GRADED at a higher than the best grade on record... if your coin isn’t graded higher than what’s on record your getting what the coins worth or maybe a few dollars but not thousands that’s for sure

[@dougthadrugofficialsitedou1910]

I have a Beautiful uncirculated. *1959 *D mint mark I got yesterday. #pennylover

[@south-vietnam.9606]

Hello Sir 👋 I have one penny 1968d . I just want to ask you how much would be cost$?? Thanks for your help.

[@CoinHELPu]

It's a common date and mint and worth face value.

[@south-vietnam.9606]

@@CoinHELPu Thanks for your help me.

[@jenniferjackson9464]

I listen longer helped alot i still would like to no where or how to start thsnks again

[@jenniferjamison1244]

Where can you get them graded at

[@CoinHELPu]

PCGS or NGC

[@jessicasulit1528]

hi tnx for the nice video i have a lincoln cent 1967 1968 and 1969-D i looking for a sure buyer but im here in the phillippines can you help me to know where can i sell it here in the phillippines tnx.

[@CoinHELPu]

They're worth one cent. Check ebay sold auctions.

[@timstricklin8455]

How can get a book or chart for lack of a better word . You have that has the information on grades and values .

[@CoinHELPu]

Go to CONECA they have them

[@tonycatbagan6788]

Sir daniel is 1982 error quarter dollar is rare or valuable. Hope that you give me an answer.

[@CoinHELPu]

1982 is not a rare quarter. People pay a little more for them because they didn't issue mint sets that year.

[@tonycatbagan6788]

@@CoinHELPu thanks a lot for your . reply sir .. Hope someday i could find a real rare coin .again thank you very much for your info. More video s to watch.

[@patreushadrakas497]

Looking at the 69d I saw it but you failed to mention the floating roof

[@CoinHELPu]

The floating roof is not a listed variety and the experts do not label them as such. It is a gimmick name just like a poor mans doubled die and it doesn't add any value to the coin.

[@lori3978]

What do you call a D mint mark that is completely filled? Thank you if you can fit this question into one of your videos. Thank you for all you share . 🤓🤓🤓🤓 Oh, and also what is it when the lettering over the top of the penny is cut off the top of the coin?

[@CoinHELPu]

It is normal, some mint marks were made like this. The coin is slightly misaligned but still within mint specifications.

[@tauladchoicehossain3588]

I have a 1 cent 1970 mint mark D