Do Not Spend! 1967 Lincoln Cent: "Worth A Pretty Penny."

[@derfholl52]

This transition did not occurs in 1967. The copper to zinc transition year was 1982 / 1983.

[@moparjams3885]

Facts

[@EdwinBello-d4n]

I I'm 1971 in 1977 Lincoln penny's

[@chriswright8114]

video didn't say it transitioned from copper to zinc. said it went to 95% copper, 5% zinc, steel core. the '82 transition was from that composition to 97.5% zinc, 2.5% copper. it helps to understand what is being said before trying to correct something.

[@marinorodriguez8629]

Al q le interese tengo 3 1967 y una del 1959

[@RodneyTownsend-sq3ft]

@@derfholl52 I've got a penny with a guy setting on a log on the back what is it worth

[@helencabe1337]

my berthday 1967❤

[@Americancoins]

Happy b day...

[@bobcampbell5151]

Your spring chick

[@cowanthegreat8966]

We in Canada eventually went to almost entirely zinc, then eliminated the penny all together.

[@Coincollector81]

@cowanthegreat8966 I'm collecting them here in America. I have been collecting Canadian pennies for about 10 years. I have several hundred Canadian pennies and the oldest is 1936.

[@Americancoins]

All I know These Small Time Capsules Only Get Fine With Time

[@Americancoins]

Copper Treasure is a Penny

[@lindaboone5660]

I have a exsalant coin collection starting at the wheat pennys to the 1950's to the 1960's to the 1970's to the 1980s to the 1990's and older coins in exsalant shape and older shield penny's to new shield penny's.😊

[@Americancoins]

Very cool

[@jaymartell2967]

That's EXCELLENT Linda

[@msbumbb]

I have a 1967 penny that has an error under the date I wonder if it has any value?

[@ninotuso580]

@@jaymartell2967 I got it Jay lmaooo

[@AnnaleeHerrin]

Hearing this hurt my head 🤦🏻‍♂️ 95% copper and 5% zinc (100%) with a steel core 🤔🫨🤕 someone bumped their head

[@Americancoins]

Sorry For That!

[@barrywainwright3391]

Not true. Copper coins were made up to 1982 before transactioning over to copper coated zinc. This guy doesn't know about coins

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

there is also no steel core

[@parrotsandmore7446]

I love the 67 -69coins! They have a blue hue that make them beautiful!

[@Americancoins]

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[@ramanand5985]

Sir I have a Lincoln 1 cent weight 3.10 g wanted to sell guide

[@parrotsandmore7446]

@ I am a mam! Not a Sir! I have my own collection that I’ve kept from childhood! I don’t really buy them, but thanks for the offer!

[@yfederico10104316]

I have one of this penny

[@dannyrussom6637]

How do I know if I've got the right 1967 penny because I have seven of them

[@brentpratt7858]

In 1982 pennies changed from mostly copper around 3.10 grams to mostly zinc around 2.50 grams..

[@Jack-t2n2e]

I have tons of 1967. I don't see anyone knocking my door down.

[@Bs26-ll6fr]

That is not accurate at all, it was not until 1983 that the penny became copper clad that weighed 2.5 g, in 1982 they were still copper and weigh average 3.1g

[@KosmosKoinsAndCollectables]

Yeah.. now our money is worth zinc. Makes you feel kind of un-loved compared to our grandparents. Thanks uncle sam 😅

[@Americancoins]

So true!

[@PolarisRider06]

The only steel in pennies was 1943, and 1983 is when they got lighter when they went to a zinc core not a steel core...

[@420jacksonian]

1982 they changed

[@RentAsunder0]

82 zinc

[@IYar56]

Normal is 83 zincoln. There are a few, maybe 5 copper 83's known to exist that are worth thousands.

[@afveteran]

What is the value of the coin now after changing the composition?

[@stevesisavathkeo9791]

It's not transitional years. 1982 was transitional years from copper coins to zing coins.

[@christoskaloudis8800]

So the composition stayed the same but a steel core was added? What was the weight of this coin and how long did the mint produce it before going back to copper/zinc with no steel core?

[@Americancoins]

1965 1966 1967 no mints but the next year 1968 most of them pennies are dark rich orange and yellowish because they were minted in fresh new copper and bronze with a lil more brass.

[@Americancoins]

red brass #2

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

coins stayed copper untill 1983 and they were made out of zinc as they are now, a copper peny should weigh about 3.1 grams.

[@Stillstandingstil]

@@christoskaloudis8800 they didn’t, it never happened

[@chriss4365]

So all cents after 67 and before 82 are magnetic?

[@Americancoins]

Not exactly only steel cents or silverish plated cents are magnetic

[@chriss4365]

@@Americancoins you said a steel core.

[@mathewmark1410]

This site seems to be giving out incorrect information quite often??? Why??

[@Americancoins]

I appoogize for the mistakble error.

[@Allen-wr9nr]

Def!!! Its bullshit

[@Allen-wr9nr]

​@@Americancoinsdelete this vhannel, its all inaccurate information

[@amykreilly]

@@Americancoins Whether or not you intend to, you are spreading erroneous information. If you are really serious about hosting a channel, you need to do some fact checking. Where do you get your information? Many of your videos contain information that is false.

[@Mike-t5h7x]

Good Q.

[@alberthouston6962]

Have one.

[@michaelstein4295]

No....wrong information. The composition changed the weight in 1983...NOT 1967. I already knew this but if you don't believe me check Wikipedia. Also they DID change the composition in 196*2* which didn't change the weight at all.

[@Americancoins]

ya but some coins weight are different from 2.9 to 3.2 anything inbetween those numbers. Also i was preferring to the copper switch to more bronze composition, but yes younare right also about 1982 _1983. thank you for the comments.

[@Americancoins]

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[@420jacksonian]

1982 they changed

[@jerrypurgerson7218]

I have 1944, 1955, 1967 with no mint mark good amount more coins some with mint marks like to know the price

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

all of the prices of them total, is about 30 cents.

[@eduardoodejar]

I have 1964 up to 1985 one cent except 1965-66 -71-72-73-78 & got also other denomination

[@stuartmoore6310]

I don't think so. Besides how can you have 95% copper, 5% zinc, and a steel core? That's more than 100%. 95% copper and 5% zinc up until and including 1982 which was a transition year. If the '82 penny weighs around 3 grams it is 95% copper. If it weighs around 2.5 grams it is a primarily zinc penny.

[@joyceevans9644]

I have 7 of them, 1950,ALL THE WAY UP TO 1960-1970😊

[@barrybarney6085]

How come they didnt tell nobody until 1982. How come they arent ferrous in 67 if there is a steal core. So that happened in 67 and not in 1982 1/2? But all of my 67s weigh 3.1grams. And some 82s weigh 2.5 grams and some weigh 3.1 grams. That means it never changed until 1982.

[@barrybarney6085]

But what do I know? Im no numistmatist . Now I am all confused. Im weighing all cents now.

[@LatifNor]

I have only 1 Coin One Cent Penny No Mark 1967 , i want to sell my Coin?

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

just keep it its only worth 3 cents of copper, and also this didnt happen it 1967, in was 1982 and there was no steel core.

[@kevinpiazza7884]

Yes I have the best of plans for me to get cash on the deal

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

if you have some just keep them. they are only worth 3 cents, and this wasn't changed untill 1982, and there is no steel core

[@rebeccahopkins5045]

@@kevinpiazza7884 you get it

[@kikikryptonite869]

I just found a 1967 nmm in my wallet. I can't afford to have it graded. What should I do with it?

[@liamhuffman1896]

Its not worth anything special, other than it's copper, you should keep it for that, they don't make them anymore

[@kikikryptonite869]

@@liamhuffman1896 Thank you for your input.🙂

[@steveepp7730]

It's worth 1 cent

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

just keep it, its just 3 cents of copper, also this was changed in 1982 not 1967, and there is no steel core.

[@timjones4302]

@@kikikryptonite869 put it in a baggie that says Philadelphia

[@andiprapancha1908]

U have coin One cent Lincoln 1967 ( 7 coins ), Thanks

[@Americancoins]

Very cool

[@andiprapancha1908]

Thank You

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

i have like 25 throughout my collection

[@tonydiamond1965]

Well I've got several 1969s 1967 1925 1943 steel penny 1955 and many more just be careful who you take them to or send them to have them appraised

[@gurbajsingh1715]

Well I have one

[@dbcrn859]

This is completely wrong.

[@mysterybuyer3738]

There has not been a steel core cent. The only steel cent was in 1943. Are you saying there may be a prototype floating around?

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

sadly there is no prototype, this video is just make up.

[@EdwinBello-d4n]

I have a 1967 Lincoln coin where can I changes it

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

its only worth 3 cents

[@ReynaldoRosa-mc5qi]

I have 1926 1934 1936 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1946 1947 1948 1950 all 1959 1960 all 1969.

[@SUSANADUENAS-l4f]

I have 1967

[@sandybalthis906]

I have a 1967 penny

[@stephenschumacher2696]

no value click bait😮

[@EvolTheBarber710]

Got one also

[@marniebautista5445]

I have this coin

[@RodolfoSantosJr.-ro2xn]

I have one piece of 1967

[@karenromero-kb2bx]

I have this penny ❤

[@刘蜀闽]

I have 1967 us penny

[@maxf7351]

Wait, what? 95% copper & 5% zinc... with a steel core? If that's true & I don't doubt it, how can it be 95 copper and 5 zinc? Steel has weight too, & why aren't they magnetic with steel cores? Forgive me, less than 2yrs into this hobby & still learning here

[@Americancoins]

Copper is non magnetic and the copper blocks the magnetic pull

[@maxf7351]

​@@Americancoinsahhh this explains some things. So do you about newer quarters & do they have a similar steel core? Recently I was examining a totally destroyed copper quarter someone had bent back edges, & noticed that copper was only a layer with a solid silver looking core, probably nickel come to think of it duh doy. Late '70s from what I can tell, was wondering if it could be a 40% planchet. Yet to hear about post '76 quarters on leftover 40%ers, there's gotta be some undiscovered somewhere bc they got a copper cladding

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

@@maxf7351 this is actually false, it happened it 1982 and theres no steel core, if there was there would still be able to connect to a magnet.

[@BillyWilson-sv7eg]

How much is the 1967 Penny Worth

[@IYar56]

Maybe 2 cents...

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

3 cents max.

[@PolarisRider06]

The Canadian mint switched to steel core on the 2000-2012 CANADIAN pennies US pennies have never been copper plated steel... quit sharing false information

[@charliehampton2653]

How many 1982 small date with no mint mark come from Denver, they say the day Denver made them with no mint mark

[@Randomdollar06]

The lack of a mint mark means it came from the Philadelphia mint

[@Stillstandingstil]

@@charliehampton2653 except for 1922

[@reynaldoquirap8781]

I have 1967 coin how much it is

[@The_Dougie]

@@reynaldoquirap8781 one cent

[@EmilyTienne]

The 1967 Lincoln cent is worth exactly $0.01. Now go spend it. 🙂

[@desmalwatkins1575]

I have hundreds and none stick to a magnet

[@marlyaraujo3982]

I have (1) 1967 and (1) 1965 and 1959 D

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

worth 9 cents total! just keep them.

[@MultiLegocrazy]

the coin won't be worth anything until 100 years from now, however if you find an error on the coin, then it might be worth something now

[@Americancoins]

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[@johnnyb3126]

I have one 😊

[@LorrieWeems]

Where do you sell rare coins?

[@Americancoins]

On eBay and at my local coin shows

[@LorrieWeems]

@@Americancoins I was thinking maybe at coin auctions in order to get the best price

[@Americancoins]

@LorrieWeems Okay so if you don't mind me asking what coins was you trying to put up for auctions? And I can see if any close coin collectors are interested

[@Americancoins]

Okay by the way, eBay has a their own separate coin seller/ buyer platform where some of the most serious coin collectors across the world bid for coins anonymously ofcourse of course, because there so wealthy they don't want targeted by the wrong person but you can post in live auction wich runs for 7 days and you set your desired bid price, and then collectors put there bids in and then try to out bid each other and remember they are also looking for a discount so they to can resale or have insured and certified which cost them a pretty penny

[@LorrieWeems]

I have 6 1943 pennies

[@kwabenamike8108]

I have three of them if someone wants to buy them

[@Americancoins]

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[@keithdailey6163]

@@Americancoins Know anyone around the warrenton VA area reliable and fair…

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

goodluck with that, they are only worth 3 cents.

[@RandallAcquistapace-my4tr]

A steel core? Weight delta?

[@karunakarmanchikankikaruna2519]

This coin i mere pass hai

[@Linda-kr6om]

I have several

[@CaduPramanik]

1994 D

[@BethanyCarson-jj4xn]

I have one what's it worth

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

3 cents

[@Stillstandingstil]

@@BethanyCarson-jj4xn melt value is 3 cents

[@abramlucas]

I have this penny is it worth something

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

3 cents

[@LouiseJimenez-hb5in]

I have three of them

[@mycraftstudio4444]

1967 ❤ Ph

[@mycraftstudio4444]

1967

[@mycraftstudio4444]

1967

[@mycraftstudio4444]

1967

[@michaelsorenson9585]

I have one

[@andiprapancha1908]

I have one cent Lincoln 1967 ( 2 coins ), Thanks

[@GodSon-x6s]

I got one

[@lindaboone5660]

I also ha e a 1973 pennie with President Kennedy with President Lincoln together on the coin😊

[@danielbueno3044]

Quit it!!!

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

that could me worth some money, get it checked out.

[@marrakech1966]

I have one pièce money 1996

[@WilliamStansbury-xb4ui]

Steel is magnetic and does not work in coin machines and such.

[@froy204]

Okay the one in the video how much is it,

[@Stillstandingstil]

@@froy204 worth 3 cents copper melt value

[@Stillstandingstil]

@@froy204 the video is a lie

[@gregoryshaw105]

I got one

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

another greg?

[@azazelsreign1673]

Thx for sharing

[@Americancoins]

My pleasure

[@SomebodyReally]

I have for sale lmk

[@CR7-310]

How much worth

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

3 cents

[@ouborin]

I have this coin 1967 for sale

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

its worth 3 cents goodluck on finding someone to buy it

[@michaelkunz4991]

So what was the weight?¿????¿????

[@Americancoins]

3.21 grams

[@johnfrasca9928]

was that Before or After the change???

[@Americancoins]

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[@420jacksonian]

@@Americancoins 3.1 grams

[@420jacksonian]

what the hell are you talking about, they didnt change the material until 1982

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

this was probally made by some AI crap

[@jorgetrujillo958]

I have one who ever is interested

[@jefftaylor6335]

I need to send you some pictures of what I inherited

[@EdwinBello-d4n]

I have a 1967 coin

[@EdwinBello-d4n]

I have a coin

[@GratefulWitness]

MOST OF THESE CHANNELS DO NOT ANSWER SO DONT WASTE YOUR TIME ASKING. THEY ONLY WANT LIKES AND SUBSCRIBERS.

[@Americancoins]

Well that is not always the case just most of the time, so how may I help you?

[@derfholl52]

Wrong…

[@jeremiahjohnson4508]

Huh..and all this time i thought it was 82..

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

it is 1982. and theres no steel core, keep your copper

[@mariapatriciachavez214]

❤❤

[@liamhuffman1896]

this is wrong

[@clintblevins5102]

So not true !

[@Americancoins]

What's not true?

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

they changed it in 1982, not 1967. there has never been a steel core is pennies as well, the only penny with steel in it is the steel cent, your making people belive false things.

[@MT-cy5tm]

You don't know what you are talking about.

[@acv5209]

I have this coin for sell from india

[@Americancoins]

Ill look into it for you

[@GregorySlack-z9v]

its worth 3 cents

[@PaulaPoundstone-z7u]

This is the best video I've ever seen.

[@Bs26-ll6fr]

?

[@Stillstandingstil]

That’s just not even close to true

[@Americancoins]

Is that so?

[@Stillstandingstil]

@ the transition occurred in 1982 from 95% copper to 95% zinc. The only steel Lincoln cent was made in 1943. The guy even says it changed from “95%copper 5% zinc to 95% copper to 5% zinc” in the video that isn’t a change it’s the same thing if anyone was paying attention.

[@Coincollector81]

Since I have about 400lbs of copper memorial cents so i have 1967's.

[@jaymartell2967]

Why?U must like moving and storing an extra 400lbs

[@Americancoins]

That's awesome!

[@Coincollector81]

@jaymartell2967 Moving and storing isn't fun but it still can be profitable.

[@lindabenson5720]

IMAGINE THAT!! ANOTHER STEP FOR MAN KIND!!! WOW! SOUNDS FAMILIAR!!!!

[@filmingislegalmoronfilm]

This vid appears to be engagement farming. It is complete nonsense. There are no 'Steel Core' cents except for 1943 wartime cents that were zinc plated steel. These are the only ones that are magnetic.

[@andreabeacham6110]

I have one