If it sticks to a magnet, then they will grade it and help you sell it, if not, it's just a normal 1944 copper penny worth face value of 1 cent.. Does it stick to a magnet?
Hi CopperPicker
Thank you for the response
Question if i send it to PGCS or NGC to be graded. Will they also give me the price value?
also where can I sell it?
Thank You
Thank you for the response
Question if i send it to PGCS or NGC to be graded. Will they also give me the price value?
also where can I sell it?
Thank You
HiCoin Hello
and Yes you may have one of the rarest pennies of all time in poor shape it's probably in the upwards of $25-$30,000 dollars, don't quote me on that, but definitely get it out of the air. DO NOT TRY AND CLEAN IT AT ALL, if you do you will take all value away from it. send it to PGCS or NGC to be graded ASAP ..btw does it stick to a magnet?
As a rough estimate of this coins value you can assume this coin in average condition will be valued at somewhere around $77234, while one in certified mint state (MS+) condition could bring as much as $110,334 at auction.
and Yes you may have one of the rarest pennies of all time in poor shape it's probably in the upwards of $25-$30,000 dollars, don't quote me on that, but definitely get it out of the air. DO NOT TRY AND CLEAN IT AT ALL, if you do you will take all value away from it. send it to PGCS or NGC to be graded ASAP ..btw does it stick to a magnet?
As a rough estimate of this coins value you can assume this coin in average condition will be valued at somewhere around $77234, while one in certified mint state (MS+) condition could bring as much as $110,334 at auction.
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