As far as iconic pieces of US coinage are concerned, few coins fit the bill better than the 1938 Lincoln penny. Though, technically, there are still Lincoln pennies around today, those from the 1930s and earlier are the pieces that collectors want to get their hands on. Whether they have been well-preserved or heavily circulated,…

The Lincoln penny, whether it is from 1937 or any other year, is one of the most recognizable pieces of US coinage. The iconic imagery coupled with the distinct face value is something that has interested people for years. Nowadays, collectors will do anything in their power to get their hands on 1937 Lincoln pennies….

The Lincoln penny is an iconic piece of American coinage that has been around for well over a century. Though the modern version of this coin may look a bit different from the 1936 installment, it is more or less the same coin. With that being said, the 1936 Lincoln penny is incredibly valuable to…

The 1935 Lincoln penny, in many ways, resembles the penny that is still in circulation today, but is far more valuable. Thanks to its scarcity as well as its age, collectors scramble to get their hands on these coins. After all, being that they are no longer being minted means that there are only ever…

The Lincoln penny is an iconic piece of American coinage that is still impacting US currency to this day. The 1934 Lincoln penny is a must-have for any collector. The biggest reason why this is so is due to the coin’s scarcity. Each and every year that passes sees fewer of these coins around, and…

The Lincoln penny is an iconic piece of American coinage that has a place in history and in the hearts of most every collector. The 1933 Lincoln penny is desirable not only due to its age and historical significance, but also due to the scarce number remaining. Being that the coin was minted so long…

If the 1932 Lincoln penny looks a lot like the penny that is still being minted today, that is because their designs are quite similar. While this is so, the coin from 1932 is much more valuable and desirable in the eyes of collectors. Thanks to the coin’s scarcity and the fact that it is…

The 1931 Lincoln penny might look familiar to you, and the reason for this is because the design, or at least part of it, is still being used today. For collectors, these coins are inherently valuable not only due to the design, but also due to the coin’s age and its increasing scarcity. As such,…

To this day, the Lincoln penny has an incredibly small, almost negligible, face value. Despite this, the Lincoln pennies that were minted in 1928 are worth far more than their face value. The reason for this is the age of the coin, the condition they are in, and the historical significance. Once you factor in…

There are countless pennies collectors try to get their hands on, but few are more desirable than the Lincoln penny. Even though it was minted across a long span of time, the coin is still a must-have for any coin collector today. It bears resemblance to the penny that is still being produced to this…

The Lincoln penny is one of the longest-standing American coins in that it has been circulated in one form or another for what seems like forever. Though the coin has had its design altered to some extent over the years, it is not much different now than it was back in 1926. The difference between…

The Lincoln penny has been in circulation in one form or another for well over a century at this point. In fact, the coin is still in circulation today, though its design is a bit different today, the coin is an important piece of US history. For collectors, the 1925 Lincoln is highly sought after…

If you know anything about United States coinage, you probably know that the penny is not exactly the most sought after coin. While this might be true of the modern one-cent coin, the 1924 Lincoln penny is incredibly popular amongst collectors from all over the world. Thanks to its age and historical significance, collectors will…

The Lincoln penny is a US coin that has been in circulation for well over 100 years. While that is so, the coin has seen a few design changes over the years. The 1923 Lincoln penny, for example, features small differences from what you might find on a penny minted today. These differences make the…

The Lincoln penny was produced for a long period of time, and in many ways is still being produced today. The modern version of the penny does closely resemble the coin from 1922, however the 1922 variety is infinitely more desirable and valuable. Thanks to when it was minted, the design, and the fact that…

The 1921 Lincoln penny is an interesting coin because it very closely resembles the modern day single-cent coin in circulation in the US. While this is so, there are a few disparities between the two coins. It is these exact disparities that make the 1921 Lincoln penny so incredibly valuable to collectors. On the coin’s…

The Lincoln penny is an iconic piece of US currency, and the version from 1920 is especially desirable for collectors. At first glance, you might mistake the 1920 Lincoln for a modern day coin, but upon closer inspection you will see there are subtle differences. It is these subtle differences and the age that makes…

The Lincoln penny, for all intents and purposes, is still in circulation today. Having said that, the penny from 1919 looks just a little different from the modern variety. On top of that, the 1919 Lincoln penny is attractive to collectors due to a combination of the limited quantities still available and the historical significance…

The Lincoln penny is an interesting one because, in one form or another, it has been around for a very long time. The 1918 version may look to be similar to the penny in circulation today, but upon closer inspection you will notice some glaring differences. It is these differences, combined with the overall rarity…

At first glance, the 1917 Lincoln penny may not seem like too big of a deal because it closely resembles the single-cent coin that is still in circulation today. With Lincoln’s head dominating one side of the coin, most people would be likely to agree. Upon closer look, however, the 1917 version of the coin…

The Lincoln penny has changed over the years, but in its more than 100 year existence those changed have been quite subtle. The 1916 Lincoln penny is so desirable amongst collectors because it is a lot different from the penny in circulation today. What’s more, that desirability is increased once you know that there is…

The Lincoln penny is a great US coin because it hasn’t changed all that much in well over 100 years. Though the imagery has somewhat remained the same, it is the tiny differences that now attract collectors. As for the versions of the single-cent coin that attract the most attention, the 1915 Lincoln penny is…

At first glance, you might not be able to immediately tell the difference between a Lincoln penny from 1914 and a penny that was minted last year. With that being said, the two different coins are entirely different. For one, the 1914 penny is about one thousand times more desirable than modern day pennies. As…

Though the Lincoln penny from 1913 might look a lot like the 1-cent coin used today, it is actually quite different. Collectors are in love with the old Lincoln pennies and will do everything they can to get their hands on them. With that being said, the age of these coins means that many of…

Though the 1912 Lincoln penny might look a lot like the modern single-cent coin in circulation in the United States, there are subtle differences that make it a bit more valuable than the penny underneath your couch. For one, the coin is more than 100 years old. Inherently, coins this old are of some interest…