2009 US Pennies--Are They Worth Anything?

The thickness of the roll would mandate 1st Class package rates which would be $2.29/roll without delivery confirmation. (and that's not including the packaging material costs)

So you would have to charge way more for the shipping than the product....and do you think there is someone out there that will pay over $3/roll for common change?

Sounds like CoinStar would be your best bet....

I try to get a roll of bu of every year and mm. Some may call it hoarding but I see it as adding to my collection that someday I can hand down to my kids and then they to their kids. Just think if one of your grandparents had done the same with wheats from the start. I've never really thought about selling my cents for a profit. The 2009 satin finish bronze sets are very hard to come buy around where I live. I've been trying to find one, my local coin shop said they had 1 a few years back and sold for 180.00$. I told them to keep an eye out for another and call me. As far as 2009 cents in circulation at least in my area they are all but gone. I may find one in bad shape in every box of rolls I search. My girlfriend is a pharmacy cashier and I've got her into searching her change at work and she finds more wheat cents then 2009 cents a week.

I go through boxes of pennies and I've been getting 3-4 a roll, about a wheat every 2 rolls and after going through about 5 boxes of 2,500 pennies I found a 1907 Indian Head penny, in realy good condition.