As of 2014, the value of a 1933 Lincoln wheat penny ranges from 95 cents to $20.75, depending on the coin's condition and mint mark, according to CoinStudy.com. Coin collectors grade the condition of a coin on a scale of good, fine, extremely fine and uncirculated.
The 1933 pennies minted in Denver are worth slightly more than those minted in Philadelphia. An uncirculated 1933 penny with a Denver mint mark is worth $20.75, compared to $14.50 for a Philadelphia coin of similar condition. Generally, coins with an earlier date carry a higher price, with the most expensive Lincoln wheat pennies worth over $1,000.Learn More
As of 2014, the value of a half dollar coin minted between 1822 to 1922 ranges between $30 to over $1,000 based on its condition, year, mint mark and variety. Consult a coin collection publication or organization to get an exact value. Coins from early years are usually worth more.Full Answer >
According to its 2014 rates, CoinStudy values an 1880 Morgan silver dollar between $27.19 and $380, depending on the coin's condition and mint mark. The minimum value of the coin is based on a market price of $20.95 per troy ounce of silver, which is the coin's melt value.Full Answer >
Based on its 2014 price guide, CoinTrackers values a 1936 Lincoln wheat penny at between 35 cents and $15, based on the condition of the coin. Coins in uncirculated condition with sharp edges and no discoloration are worth the most, while well-worn pennies are worth little.Full Answer >
As of 2014, a 1926 Lincoln wheat penny is worth between 10 cents and $117, depending on its condition and mintmark. Coin collectors grade coins on a scale with ratings of good, fine, extremely fine and uncirculated.Full Answer >