Assertion: lincoln cent | /r/HasProperty | worth
Facets:
value: face value
type: OTHER
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: an incredible amount of money
type: OTHER
value: to 50 cents
type: OTHER
value: in well-worn condition
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: It’s time to find out if you own the $100,000+ 1944 steel penny, or if your 1944 Lincoln cent is worth just 3 to 5 cents.
text: Here’s what 1958 Lincoln cents are worth, including the collectible 1958 proof pennies:
text: How much 1952 Lincoln cents are worth
text: So, 1918 Lincoln cents that are 5% to 10% off-center may be worth $10 to $20 or more.
text: So, 1918 Lincoln cents that are 5% to 10% off-center may be worth $10 to $20 or more.
text: 1918 Lincoln cents with minor die cracks or die chips — which are seen as small bumps on the surface of the coin — can be worth $3 or $4.
text: And 1918 Lincoln cents with die cuds (a die crack attached to the rim) are generally worth more than $100.
text: 1918 Lincoln cents with minor die cracks or die chips — which are seen as small bumps on the surface of the coin — can be worth $3 or $4.
text: And 1918 Lincoln cents with die cuds (a die crack attached to the rim) are generally worth more than $100.
text: A typical 1944 copper Lincoln cent is worth around 5 to 10 cents.
text: A typical uncirculated 1923 Lincoln cent with no mintmark and chocolate-brown surfaces is worth about $15 and up .
text: As you’ll see below, most 2009 Lincoln cents are worth face value if they’re worn — which would apply to just about any 2009 penny that you’ll find in your spare change.
text: Which 1925 Lincoln cents are worth holding onto
text: In fact, circulated copper cents are worth a couple cents, while normal zinc 1982 Lincoln cents are worth only face value.
text: They are worth about 10 cents to 50 cents in well-worn condition.
text: A 1915 proof Lincoln cent is worth anywhere from $400 apiece up to around $10,000.
text: A 1915 Lincoln cent with a die cud may be worth $100 to $200.
text: Both the 1943 copper Lincoln cent and 1944 steel Lincoln penny are worth an incredible amount of money because they’re so rare.