Pennies Coin Dealers Want To Buy Now - Valuable Lincoln Cents

[@daviddunn2104]

It's hard to believe but there are still early date Lincoln's in circulation. I like to coin roll hunt cents for fun and I have come across many teen's and twenty's in everyday rolls. I'm 67 and have been collecting since I was 8. There is still a lot of fun to be had in the hobby.

[@Americancoins]

🎉 i agree 100%

[@dorismoffett1859]

I found many of my coins off the ground 1955 52 57 1920 1944 1959 1961-D 62 63 64 all of the 60s ,70,80, 90

[@RogerDewey-u7v]

I found a 1920 and a '32 d in great shape recently, they are out there you just have to look every time you get change

[@DocShahman]

I just found a 1938 wheat in a roll i got from the bank!

[@pierredubord]

Fair and balanced that’s what I love about your channel. Thank you for bringing this knowledge to us collectors and stackers.

[@danieldevite668]

I really like the toning on these pennies. Some people like me can't afford the submission price for grading

[@Theresa914]

I’m glad I found your channel, I started collecting in May and have been researching and learning about coins. you have great information.

[@Got_Dang_It_Bobby]

Thanks Daniel for being realistic , as a Newer Coin collector it sometimes gets confusing trying to figure out what is what and who is not trying to pull one over on people Keep being real!

[@jonathanlunglo]

Came for the entertainment, stayed for the education!

[@chinyeree6187]

Love your channel! I found a large-date 1970-S RB/BR? Lincoln DDO (to the naked eye) that I'm about to send to PCGS. Per them, there are about 50 known! Hope someone wants it! lol

[@johnslife6669]

Currently bidding on a few of these 1909s non vdb in about g4 a 1931ssame condition a album with 1914d and s album only missing a handful of coins is also three 1909s vdb on the auction but it is a bit out of what I can afford right now always love the information you provide

[@MarkA-Coins]

Thanks Daniel. Just when I forget about them, you remind me I have several older boxes. I don't have my inventory including them so I done forgot what I have. I might have a few 31S, 09 VDB's n such but I'm not stashing 09S VDB's. lol

[@macarioacosta7767]

Thank you Daniel!! Great source of information

[@lonettehendrick9836]

I have shared your videos to my son and grandson. Thank you for the videos!

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you!!

[@Chris.Swearengin]

Thanks for sharing this video Daniel. It’s been a long time since I been on your channel. Take care and thanks for the information.

[@davidcusic2051]

Thank you sir very good info. God bless you!!!!!

[@jonathancsmelko2361]

watching and liking I have the 1909 thanks for the information

[@Alaskahuntr]

Thank you for the information! Your videos are so helpful. Just ordered the Greysheet, it's on the way!

[@RealtorInThe828]

Good stuff Daniel, thank you for the insight.

[@Paul-qj7oh]

Well I appreciate you man it's an awesome feeling to have someone who wants to help you (me) knowledge is a great thing

[@americanfortruth]

Daniel, Your video's are very good for any type of collectors. I wish I had much of this info long ago but one thing is the most important is dealing with a reputable dealer. When I inherited a lower grade coin collection (some coins were desirable) but I looked at a 1914d penny and I knew right away it was a 1944d cent that was filed down on the 4, wide gap there and a scratch and your heart just sinks not because I lost out but some creep stole from my dad.But your advice on getting a red book or other info should be done before you go out to buy a key date coin.

[@AngelinaDubberly-o4i]

I've got a great collection. I'm just now getting them graded and I sure didn't realize what I had! I wish I knew someone that wants them .

[@Dwajo-9]

Daniel another great video I do have the 24 Red book looking to get the 2025 Redbook soon but as you said I did take notes thank you so much for your valuable information

[@chuyvargas7807]

Thank you for the knowledge. Great video

[@MohamadNoorCoetzee]

Good day Mr Daniel I am back again what I wanted to know if you are buying in Coins like I said I d have Lincon USA ONE CENT coins as well as pann's and Quater and you name it I will gladley appreciate it

[@MohamadNoorCoetzee]

II would stillike to say thank still from the bottom of heart for letting me know

[@stevewalker3841]

Thank you! Super informative!

[@MoonShotNY]

Thank you Daniel

[@kellyhill745]

Thank you Daniel. That helped !

[@bgs9man]

Good information and thank you Daniel.

[@deanr1963]

Another great video Daniel.

[@jessiecaddy276]

Thank you!❤

[@morgansinner]

Entertaining and educational. 👍

[@sftommy01]

my red book is from 1964...gift from an uncle

[@thevendordude]

Great educational video Daniel!

[@dougvanallen2212]

I have to stop watching your channel Danial you’ve got me thinking about those water cooler bottles full of pennies in the back of my closet I’m still looking at my old collection from when I was a young lad thanks for rekindling my interest in my old coins

[@CoinHELPu]

LOL. Thanks

[@EricBynog-zd4rd]

Crazy part is a lot dealers charge over that HIGH retail and most are at that retail but you can bet they won’t pay you near retail either but it baffles me how many dealers or sellers never look at pricing before they put there coin up for sale

[@CoinHELPu]

They do look at the price guides, some just paid too much to have the coins while others try to be market makers and think the price guides are not updated.

[@mattmatt6572]

Seems like also many coin dealers set their prices with room to haggle. Wich is fine they can run their business how they choose. I'm just not big into haggling on small items so if I see something priced higher then I want to pay I just move on.

[@TilythaBerry]

Hello, I'm Ti. I just started looking at coins. Start to get tools and books. I'm really reallying tech stupid and I'm old. So it's not so easy. I have to try to write everything down. Where do I get address to PCGS? I HAVE A FEW THINGS TO GET GRADED. I HAVE WHEAT IN 1944, 1945, 1955. THERES 1982, 1996.

[@CoinHELPu]

Go to their website

[@1945temo]

Well, at least you are mentioning real prices, others are mentioning to be worth MILLIONS!!

[@dradd577]

Your cool Daniel thanks for the help

[@historydiggingmachine9155]

How is it going thanks for the info

[@kilroywasherebutnowhesgone9532]

Daniel Son, thnx bub 👊🤙✌️

[@trinhbui3585]

Hi Daniel, how are you feeling today ?

[@natebyars2439]

Got time to do Indian head cents? Thanks for the info sir.

[@billcarson8246]

Nice job 😊😊😊

[@NaziaMalik-qz2ul]

Very good collection sir Jefferson n queen Elizabeth n other , I want to sell them urgent plz ans me

[@WilliamMoran-d2n]

Just wonder how to seen you a pic so you tell how much it maybe worth. I look on red book ect could not find it. Wonder if a special meant ???? Thanks

[@sherylmeyer3023]

I have a 1969 s penny. How do I know if it's worth money. Looks double die to me but not sure

[@BlueMoonBee1111]

Bueno bueno Daniel I agree and got a teen and a thirties roll to go through, fun fun fun. Thanks for sharing and L&L2U always...BmB

[@StephenKozlowski]

Good stuff

[@katflagler3866]

I am so interested in this. I'm gonna send you some pics of my wheat pennies and some other coins if I could.

[@CoinHELPu]

We don't help online like that, you need to find a local dealer to help you.

[@ShirlBussman]

Thanks Daniel. Wish I could afford just one. I don't do eBay for coins.

[@CoinHELPu]

You don't have to buy from ebay to get any coin.

[@ShirlBussman]

@@CoinHELPu I know! 🤣

[@bpd333]

My wife said I have a weak D. I didn't know she was talking about a penny. When did she become a coin collector?

[@Rammshtyn]

😂 Some humor in the comments Now and then is a good thing.

[@CoinHELPu]

Humor is fine but kids do watch my videos.

[@mattmatt6572]

Like that you are kid friendly Dan just found out my 8 yo nephew is a collector and am going to recommend yours and coin geeks channel for him to watch so he can learn the fundamentals. I appreciate you. 'When I tell someone I appreciate them, I mean that I build them up. Make them more valuable. whether it be talking them up to others or helping them with a project that helps their financial security.'

[@CoinsandStuff]

Great stuff Daniel!! Thank you for your expertise.

[@katflagler3866]

Is there anyway I could get in touch with you on an email the first person I found in years that I actually trust and you explained your whole coin collection so accurately

[@CoinHELPu]

We do not offer help like that, not on the phone or emails and we don't examine wheat cents. you can use our coinhelpu community if you need some help with a coin or two.

[@PaulStellwagSr.]

I have a 1919 dark in color, trying to find the value. it's dark but in really good condition, it's way expensive to get each coin graded. I wish I had the finances ti do this!

[@benavidessandoval]

Hi! I haven’t seen any videos on TV. I have a Penny I found in a Bank roll. Where can I send pictures so you can see it.

[@Otis884]

Thank you for your help.

[@ShannonStilson3]

I have a 1909 penny what would a good price

[@robintraina217]

Thank you for keeping us updated

[@dandydave1949]

#1, always appreciate the effort you put in to give us a better understanding of the coin hobby/business. Hope you and your family are all well!

[@oscarbarros5487]

Thank you for your answer, Daniel,I’m just wondering, how much value does a penny lose because of carbon spots?

[@randytheauthor66]

I have a 1955 Lincoln penny that the 55 is fatter than it should be and I have 3 2009 Lincoln pennies 10 with the dome and 2 with the cabin and 1 where he is standing with a rifle in his hands next to the capital. Are they worth anything?

[@Jamie-y3c]

Hello I have been looking for pennies for a long time and if I can I'm ready to sell some of my coins

[@drjosegomez4314]

I have a 1951 d penny with the L touching the rim. eBay has a massive price range. Can you provide me with some feedback on the value? if any.

[@CoinHELPu]

It's not worth anything extra, you look at sold auctions sold by reputable dealers and not what someone is trying to sell coins for.

[@survaterialtechtron]

Is 1944 copper penny worth any money? I read stuff but you would probably know best..

[@CoinHELPu]

Please buy you a 2024 Red Book. You got to own a price guide to do this, not the Internet.

[@chrisyarwood5876]

What’s up , I love how you explain the value on these coins, I have a question how much is the 1943-S and 1943 no mint mark steel penny value.because my home is going through foreclosure and I don’t want to lose me and my family home . I also have other coins and I would love to sell them if they can help me pay off my mortgage.can you please send me a list of some coins that you no it’s value is high. I owe close to 300,000.00 on my mortgage.Thanks for your help and may God Bless you and your family.

[@CoinHELPu]

The best thing to do is use the price guide I showed you in this video, and no, the steel cents are not worth that much money.

[@chrisyarwood5876]

@@CoinHELPu thanks 🙏 for your help, I appreciate it.

[@stevewulff7333]

Do you recommend buying a raw or slabbed 1909-S VDB from a reputable coin dealer? How does a collector fill his Dansco slot with a 1909-S VDB?

[@CoinHELPu]

Buy a fake and a authentic slabbed version, put the fake in the holder and mark it as such.

[@fyxley1939]

Does anyone out there know where I can look up the value of Canadian Coins.

[@CoinHELPu]

There's Canadian coin price guides on Amazon.

[@fyxley1939]

@@CoinHELPu thanks

[@billweinholtz154]

Daniel, another informative video. Thank you. I thought the 1972 penny was another highly counterfeited?

[@CoinHELPu]

Why would that be counterfeited? It’s not worth anything unless it’s a major doubled die.

[@billweinholtz154]

@@CoinHELPu I’d heard they were split and replaced with a counterfeit obverse and this was done , but there was a die chip on the real ones

[@CoinHELPu]

No, that is not accurate, you have it mixed up with another coin. 1972 cents are not worth anything special.

[@billweinholtz154]

@@CoinHELPu okay but the 1972 cents had doubling correct?

[@CoinHELPu]

@@billweinholtz154 this is where you should do research., Use varietyvista.com and look up 1972 doubled dies.

[@jameswalker1533]

I have a 1919 no mint mark wheat penny, could you help me with that ?

[@CoinHELPu]

It's not supposed to have a mint mark and is worth a few cents. Watch the video and use a price guide,

[@mingwong8091]

There are >3,000 90-vDB Lincoln cents for sale on ebay.

[@CoinHELPu]

That has nothing to do with the status of semi key date or not. It’s obvious you just like drama. I can find any Lincoln Cent key date or semi-key date for sell, that has nothing to do with it. The 1909 VDB is sought after, it's value is demand and survival rate based, most are in bad condition or low grade and it is the lowest mintage for a Philadelphia minted wheat cent. It's considered a semi-key date by most everyone in this hobby and the value proves that.

[@lbbradley55]

I have a 1956 D mint mark whats it worth. !

[@CoinHELPu]

Please buy you a 2025 Red Book, always own a price guide.

[@Davidwaters-v4z]

I would love to sale my coins. I have a lot of hi dollar coins.

[@CarolAnnAmelian]

sure i have a 1910 an 1911 thats in seriously surprising condition.. I'm so willing to sell. make an offer 🤷 also an inverted bat face quarter. 🤗

[@CoinHELPu]

Take them to a local coin dealer and have them appraised.

[@CarolAnnAmelian]

and lots of other odds n ends .. that i cant even explain professionally 🤷😏

[@CarolAnnAmelian]

@@CoinHELPu i joined one of them, but it still seems to cost a pretty penny to get one graded. 😏🥺

[@CoinHELPu]

@@CarolAnnAmelian local coin shop, not a grading service, let a local dealer appraise them.

[@AlaAlesna-t9r]

Hi I got a 1944 s copper penny worth anything

[@CoinHELPu]

Watch my video, it answers your question.

[@offgrid4peace]

Question: What’s making the dealers want the coins Now??

[@CoinHELPu]

Dealers have always wanted them "now".

[@scottymoondogjakubin4766]

I would think the 1922 no mm would be the most counterfitted coin ! I did get taken awhile back buying a 1807 liberty $1 and funny it weighed out pretty close to the real thing ! Cool coin tho ! Sad there are sellers asking 100's even 1000's for these fakes on E-bay ! Buyer beware !

[@CoinHELPu]

No, it's the 1909 S VDB by far. You can find fakes of those all over the internet and the 1914 D is a close second.

[@marimarbugayong]

I have such coins year 2002

[@titobaez494]

I just found about 100.00 wheat pennys how can I sell them.

[@CoinHELPu]

Take to your local dealer for an offer.

[@oscarbarros5487]

Carbon spots on Pennies: Is there any way to prevent them? Any way to remove them?

[@CoinHELPu]

No and no. Some already have them and all you can do is store them properly away from humidity and gasses and such.

[@MichaelSpadaro-g2l]

How much is a 1913 Indian head penny worth

[@CoinHELPu]

Use a price guide but there’s no 1913 Indian cent

[@MohamadNoorCoetzee]

Good day once again I thank you for responding to my message do you by any chance know of any contacts in Cape Town that you can perhaps recommend me to that you know of be cause there is a lot of skeamist that I can not trust at my age I thank you

[@CoinHELPu]

No, I do not.

[@maxf7351]

Etsy is a cesspool of phony coinage, it's where to go to see fakes

[@VondaInWonderland]

Why are the 16s through 20s not of value? Just curious. I found a 24D last week :) 🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@CoinHELPu]

I never said that in the video, I even show you the prices. Please buy a price guide, it will help you tremendously.

[@JoshaLee-j8b]

1941 wheat penny in 1952 wheat Penny can you give me the estimated price what is worth in one more thing what website is that you're looking at so I can look it up myself if it's possible for you to send me at

[@CoinHELPu]

Use a coin price guide

[@michaelangelobergeron5980]

On PawnStars, Rick said pennies are British and the United States makes cents.

[@CoinHELPu]

I don't care what Rick says, he doesn't make them or get to name them, the US Mint makes them and the US Mint calls them pennies and cents, either way. Britain calls there's pennies or a penny. It doesn't even matter, it's a petty argument. Our five cent isn't a nickel nor is our ten cents a dime, but that is what we call them.

[@WilliamMoran-d2n]

I have a 1964 nickel no mint p graded 69.sign by David Motl

[@huckfin1100]

Well if coin dealers want them that tells me something, so why would I sell mine ?

[@JoseCaipa]

Have 92 close A M no mint mark

[@floritahaynes1832]

I want to sale my coins..

[@cimpallen7549]

Okay it's was a video said the wheat pennies where not valuable anymore

[@CoinHELPu]

That's not what the video said, you didn't pay attention.

[@WilliamMoran-d2n]

Please read below…….there’s 2 Thanks Jack

[@jamesbryant6735]

The 22-P you made a mistake talking about it.

[@CoinHELPu]

No such thing as a 1922 P, all were minted at the Denver mint. So you made a mistake when trying to correct me.

[@AbdellahBOUTKHIL-m3u]

I have one cent s 1943D

[@scotts1356]

Good stuff! Its really nice to see all of the collectible pennies in 1 video.

[@luismarrero1866]

1951 s pcgs certificate

[@samamin5001]

Pl help me I want to all old coins from1800

[@mingwong8091]

Sorry I disagree with you that an 09-VDB is a semi-key Lincoln. I can think of 10-12 Lincolns rarer then the plain vanilla 09-VDB.

[@CoinHELPu]

You're not disagreeing with me, you're disagreeing with the facts. Mintages or rarity don't mean anything, it's survival rate and demand that creates a key date. The value over all these years show it is a semi key date, there's no argument about it.

[@CoinHELPu]

I can find any Lincoln Cent key date or semi-key date for sell, that has nothing to do with it. The 1909 VDB is sought after, it's value is demand and survival rate based, most are in bad condition or low grade and it is the lowest mintage for a Philadelphia minted wheat cent. It's considered a semi-key date by most everyone in this hobby and the value proves that.

[@daviddecelles8714]

Ther exclusive attention given on your videos to U.S. coins and notes tells me that, like nearly all of small coin shop operators in America, you ignore the rest of the world. I'm an American in possession of numerous complete sets of Mexican, Canadian, Swiss, French, German, Italian, Greek, etc. coins of many denominations; but know that I would not get full market value for them here if I were to try to sell them. It's frustrating. Why not expand your interests and inventory?

[@CoinHELPu]

Why not become the dealer you expect me to become? We do deal in world coins, but our market is US coin, that is our customer base. Also you will have no problem finding dealers who will buy your coins. Try Stacks out of Nee York.

[@SteveBradshaw-e7l]

If you get time can you Tex me your app to buy coins I can’t understand what your saying thank you sir

[@Jroldcoins_843]

I have some cents

[@JamesKrawl]

Daniel.. Excellent video. As you mentioned, counterfeits of the keys are very plentiful. In my experience, the counterfeits are probably made from pure copper, and do not contain the other metals present with copper in the genuine coin. As a result, the color tends to be a little darker than the genuine coins, although environmental exposure and/or chemical treatment might render a counterfeit coin with close to the "normal" color of a genuine coin. Keep up the great work !!

[@CoinHELPu]

Not all are darker. I have can find plenty that are made of the same or similar alloy at etsy.