🇺🇸. "Rare 1968 Lincoln Penny Errors Explained"💰

Описание: 💰 Have you ever checked your change for a 1968 Lincoln Penny? This classic coin is part of the Lincoln Memorial series, which was minted from 1959 to 2008. The 1968 penny features Abraham Lincoln on the obverse and the Lincoln Memorial on the reverse, making it one of the most recognizable coins in U.S. history.

The 1968 Lincoln Penny was minted at Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco, with the ‘S’ mintmark indicating San Francisco coins. These pennies were mostly made of copper, with a small amount of zinc, and millions were circulated, making most coins common.

In this video, you’ll learn:

The history of the 1968 Lincoln Penny and its role in U.S. coinage

Key design details, including Lincoln’s portrait and the Lincoln Memorial reverse

Values: Most circulated pennies are worth just 1¢, but uncirculated coins or rare error varieties can fetch $1 to $50 or more

Collector tips for identifying coins with full red color, strong strike, and minimal wear


Even a common 1968 penny can hold hidden value, especially if it’s a rare error like a doubled die, off-center strike, or unusual planchet. Always check your change—you never know what treasure you might find! 🪙

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