1945 No Mint Mark Wheat Penny

Edit - I responded to your question on value, and it appears you edited it away. Anyways - here was my response:

Average circulated Wheat cent common date coins - such as you have here - are worth about 3 cents each.

Tough to sell as individual coins since there is so little demand. If you had a thousand or so in bulk form you might get that if you paid for shipping.

Bottom line is they are not worth much unless in much higher grade or contain a desirable variety.

Suggest you start a new thread on the topic, and begin with your own research summary from the various web based sites we mention often in response to questions such as this.

On the other hand, if you're trying to sell them, good luck.

Your images are getting much better, your close up images, I presume from a microscope are great - BUT pleas don't just take a picture of the scope monitor. your camera will also get all the little pixels that the scope monitor has, thus giving us a grainy, pixelated image to look at.
Pictures of a picture of a coin is not desirable.
Also you have been here for sometime now, I think you should start to try and research your coins too.

As for the cent presented above - It is worth around 3 cents or so (being a Wheat cent) I think that you can go to ebay and search out the sold listings for cent coins that look like yours to get an idea of what folks are willing to pay for them.