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Welcome back to Coinaz. Today we are going to talk about this circulated 1978 Lincoln Penny from our American Penny Collection
After closer examining it, we will look into current price trends for uncirculated ones
and find several most valuable examples from the talk show. As you can see, if coins are very fine condition, copper surface is totally turned brown with
bright and dark shades. On the obverse, we have Abraham Lincoln portrait facing right and less rings around
Flashy brick, which is obviously seen from Lincoln's profile. Significant die-softness is evident on ear and facial part
Total areas of the portrait display on static gorge on the forehead of the president
On the tornitory, we witness more bright as brown hues around the lettering than inside
the memorial. Tiny statue of Lincoln is almost invisible. Traces of die-softness is evident on memorial and HTA of United States of America
Here we see several bad marks on post being scratched as well
These coins were just face value. I know some can argue that they have more value due to copper melt value
As composition is 95% copper. But the fingers of pennies do not have their copper value unless they are melted and refined
But you can't just melt a bunch of pennies. The 1970s feel Lincoln's scent is very common
As the niche struck over 5 billion examples, finding more uncirculation should be very easy
In MS 6-7 conditions, they are very hard to find and command a substantial premium
Most MS 6-7 rolls alcohol have been found in the past few decades in original rolls
nude sets and bags. These are most expensive 1978 Lincoln scent that needs a 6-7 plus red
This version is one of only three pieces of art that covered a 6-7 plus designation, making
it an important opportunity for registry specialists. The surfaces exhibit fiery copper-orange coloration and the sharp stripes exhibition no mention
of abradition. Sold on September 6, 2014 for $4269.38, but when it comes to more valuable 1978 Lincoln
scent, you should also look into this 1978 S proof scent at PR 70 D-10 upgrade
Exquisitely struck and flawless, it was sold for $4312.50 in 2008