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1970 Silver Penny - Is This Worth Anything?

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Hello!

I found this silver 1970 penny in my dad's collection after he passed away last year. I'm having trouble finding info about it online. Any help would be very appreciated!

Thanks!
Susan

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 Posted 03/31/2017  5:28 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add oriole to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Somebody plated that. No commercial value.
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 Posted 03/31/2017  5:36 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Susan J Presley to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Thanks! People do the strangest things!
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Anything you can imagine that people could do to coins, or could happen, has undoubtedly been done thousands of times.
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Yea, sure do...

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You can see copper around the edge's of the coin .
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To answer your question - One Cent is its value.
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I'll dump it in the change jar with the others, and let some other person be confused, then. :-) Thanks!
Dad had a large collection, but I suspect most of it is just like this... sort of a novelty, but not worth anything. Just a "for fun" collection.

Thanks again.
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Well any questions you may have are certainly welcome here! I've found that there are many experts that are great educators and happy to help.
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I have a few myself 1970 1971 1943 but I think they are chrome plated - I don't know how to tell the difference if they are chrome or silver though. I also have a couple of gold plated ones. They rust out so bad that this is actually a good way to keep them decent looking.

Silly me

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Looks more like a mercury rubbed cent. We use to do this all the time in the 60s, we also ran with knifes
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I have the same 1970 D chrome penny, also a 1990 D
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It's plated, so worth......1 cent :).
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Altered coins are usually about face value. (wheat cents are still treasured)
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