Coin Values

Andrew, the "missing" mintmark means it was minted in Philadelphia and coins from that mint do not have a letter on them. Check out our library article covering [url="https://coinvalues.com/library/mintmarks"]mintmarks[/url].

If the penny is truly red then it could be worth some good money. However, true red pennies are rare and it is common for pennies to take on unusual colors after circulation depending on the environment. The "B" looking like an "R" could be damage or it could indeed be an error. We do not appraise coins, and doing it over the internet would be impossible, anyway. To be sure you would have to take the coin to a reputable coin dealer for appraisal.

Images can be uploaded in the forums, not in these article comment sections. Anyway, your new links are visible. Keep in mind that 1941 pennies are not rare, and your circulated specimen probably wouldn't be worth much more than ten cents or so. If you are a penny collector it's good to hang on to it but don't expect it to be much more than a keepsake.

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No mintmark means the coin was minted in Philadelphia. We have a nice informative article on mintmarks that you might enjoy: [url="https://coinvalues.com/library/mintmarks"]https://coinvalues.com/library/mintmarks[/url]