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I have found a 1920 and 1937pennies with no mint marks can't find them in a book can anyone give me any insite
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If those are US Cents, the 1920 has a mintage of 310,165,000 and pending condition, worth anywhere from a few Cents to several Dollars. 1937 has a mintage of 309,170,000 and is far less valuable than the 1920. Not sure why you couldn't find out this info. It is very commonly shown in many coin books.
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no mint mark means it was struck at Philadelphia, except for a few very rare errors.

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Both coins in circulated grade would only be worth a few cents.
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Congrats! While still old, the 1920 and 1937 you found are from the Philadephia Mint and not very valuable. On circulated condition, they're worth about 25 cents. They are still great finds from circulation though. I've found both of these dates while coin roll hunting. There are still rarer dates out there. Happy hunting!
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