💰 Top 10 Most Valuable Penny Errors: Ultimate Collector’s Guide

From 500toOver500toOver1 Million – Here’s What to Hunt For!

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10. 1999 Wide AM Penny

• Key Feature: Wide gap between the “A” and “M” in “AMERICA” on the reverse.
• Value: 500–500–3,000+ (graded MS-65 or higher).
• Recent Sale: $2,115 (PCGS MS-66, 2023).

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9. 1992 Close AM Penny

• Key Feature: “A” and “M” nearly touching on the reverse.
• Value: 1,000–1,000–20,000+ (mint state examples).
• Recent Sale: $16,800 (NGC MS-65 Red, 2021).

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8. 1922 No D Penny

• Key Feature: Missing “D” mint mark (Denver).
• Value: 1,500–1,500–30,000+ (circulated to uncirculated).
• Recent Sale: $35,250 (PCGS AU-55, 2022).

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7. 1955 Double Die Obverse (DDO)

• Key Feature: Blurred, doubled “LIBERTY” and date.
• Value: 2,000–2,000–25,000+ (higher grades exceed $100K).
• Recent Sale: $24,150 (PCGS MS-55, 2023).

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6. 1969-S Doubled Die Obverse

• Key Feature: Doubling on “LIBERTY” and date (proof coins only).
• Value: 30,000–30,000–150,000+ (PCGS PR-65).
• Recent Sale: $126,000 (NGC PR-66, 2021).

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5. 1999 Mule Error (State Quarter Reverse)

• Key Feature: Reverse design of a State Quarter paired with a penny obverse.
• Value: 75,000–75,000–250,000+ (ultra-rare, only 3 confirmed).
• Recent Sale: $144,000 (raw example, 2020).

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4. 2001-D Mule Error (Dime Reverse)

• Key Feature: Reverse design of a dime (eagle side) on a penny.
• Value: 100,000–100,000–300,000+ (only 10 known).
• Recent Sale: $114,000 (raw, 2020).

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3. 1944 Steel Penny

• Key Feature: Steel planchet (silver-gray color, non-copper).
• Value: 75,000–75,000–1.7 million (PCGS-certified).
• Recent Sale: $1.7 million (PCGS MS-62, 2021).

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2. 1958 Doubled Die Obverse (DDO)

• Key Feature: Doubling on “LIBERTY” and wheat ears.
• Value: 10,000–10,000–336,000+ (highest grade: PCGS MS-64).
• Recent Sale: $336,000 (PCGS MS-64, 2018).

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1. 1943 Bronze Penny

• Key Feature: Copper-red color (accidental non-steel planchet).
• Value: 100,000–100,000–1.7 million+ (PCGS-certified).
• Recent Sale: $1.7 million (PCGS MS-62, 2021).

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🛠️ How to Verify & Sell

1. Grading is Key: Submit to PCGS or NGC (30–30–500 fee).
2. Sell Through Reputable Platforms:
   • Heritage Auctions (for coins over $10K).
   • eBay (with authentication guarantee).
3. Avoid Scams:
   • Counterfeit 1943 bronze cents often have plated steel.
   • Fake doubled dies show “split lines” under magnification.

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