I have 2 wheat pennis, one a 1957 D and one a 1958 D. They both have full mint luster and have no wear. What are they worth?
Also i have a 1909 VDB in probably good condition or so but i have a 1909 with little or no wear where you can see the details as good as on the the 1957 and 1958 but it has no luster, what is it worth?
According to my latest Coin World Coin Value magazine the 09 VDB should be worth around $15.00 and the 09 should be worth around $5.00 but that is book value and you know sometimes it is hard to get book value. As far as the 57 and 58 they are only worth about a nickel a piece.
COPPER - the "poormans" precious metal!!!
SELLING - $100.00 face copper shipped to you for $189.00 machine rolled or bagged - PM me if your interested.
Just remember that if you sold them by the coin you have
.45 cent fixed fees (ebay and paypal) and 10% of the top (ebay and paypal)
-SWUSC
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