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1959 Lincoln Penny No MM

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What might the grade be on this penny, please? Thanks very much.

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Can you enlarge those images for us?



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Larger pics would help ,but looks MS . Also something going on with the B in Liberty .
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Thank you.
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AU-MS range, pictures too granulated.
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 Posted 11/16/2021  2:17 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Frankie20 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Would it be a good idea to send the 1959 penny I posted to be graded? I don't want to spend more $ to have it graded than it is worth in reality. It really is quite nice for a 1959 penny that was in circulation, graded or not& .

Just an fyi...I have a large number of coins I've tossed into an old water cooler jug over the last few years, a piggy bank of sorts. I've put aside the pennies for now, and I'm onto the dimes just to "change" things up for a bit.& So please expect more questions from me. I sincerely appreciate your help.
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Given the images posted, the coin could fall between mid-AU to low MS. In my opinion, not a great candidate for submitting for grading. Could be a good hole filler until something better comes along.
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I don't want to spend more $ to have it graded than it is worth in reality.


Unless a coin is worth more than $150.00, it does not pay to get it graded what you have might be worth $8.00 -10.00
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Thanks. What I don't know, is a lot! I'm glad I asked.
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Frankie , don't fret . You just need some experience in the hobby . We've all been where you are now .Best thing when I started was reading books on coins ,going to coin shows if they are near you, start buying a few coins that interest you . Forget about submitting circulated coins from your water bottle ,that will never be beneficial to you unless you find a rare error .
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I think AU.
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To get a rough idea as to value. -prices, check ebay's SOLD listings. You'll find similar coins both graded and ungraded for a ballpark range of their worth.
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Thanks to all of you who responded. It was ALL good advice. &
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