BREAKING: THIS PENNY COULD BE WORTH $300 MILLION – HERE’S WHY
A single Lincoln penny holds the record for being the most valuable coin ever sold at $300 million (yes, million!). While yours likely isn’t that rare, these 5 ultra-valuable pennies could still be hiding in your change jar.
TOP 5 MOST EXPENSIVE LINCOLN PENNIES EVER
1. 1943 Bronze Penny ($1.7 Million Record)
- Why? Only 10-15 exist (accidentally struck in copper during WWII).
- How to Spot:
- Weighs 3.11g (not 2.7g like steel pennies)
- Non-magnetic (steel pennies stick to magnets)
- Reddish-brown color
2. 1909-S VDB ($150,000+)
- Key Features:
- “S” mint mark (San Francisco)
- “VDB” engraver initials on reverse
3. 1955 Doubled Die ($100,000+)
- Error: Extreme doubling on “LIBERTY” and date
4. 1969-S Doubled Die ($125,000+)
- Rarity: Only 40-50 known to exist
5. 1992 Close AM ($20,000+)
- Mint Mistake: Letters “AM” in “AMERICA” nearly touch

HOW TO CHECK YOUR PENNIES (3 QUICK TESTS)
- Weigh It:
- 3.11g = Possible copper error (1943)
- 2.5g = Normal zinc penny
- Magnet Test:
- Copper/bronze pennies won’t stick
- Magnify It:
- Use a 10x loupe to spot doubling or mint marks
WHAT TO DO IF YOU FIND A RARE PENNY
- DON’T CLEAN IT (reduces value by 90%!)
- Get It Graded (PCGS/NGC certification)
- Sell Through:
- Heritage Auctions (for $10K+ coins)
- eBay (for 500–500–10K coins)
DON’T SPEND A FORTUNE – CHECK YOUR CHANGE!
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