Condition of a coin's surface is examined and judged to determine the different grades. Step 2: | Judge Condition to Identify Grade Condition is Key to 1916 Penny ValueĬharts list value in order of Grade. Left exposed copper eventually becomes very dark, a nice light to medium shade indicates care of preservation and results in greater appeal. Because of age, long term coloration of copper is judged. One important consideration is an overall "look" of the coin. True scarcity is noted by the value placed on lightly circulated coins. Examples worn to the point of Lincoln's hair lacking any detail are abundant. Of the three 1916 varieties, San Francisco struck the fewest cents. No Mintmark Under Date: Philadelphia Mint Struck the Coin Three varieties of 1916 cents are noted, all valued separately. 1916 cents are part of the early 1909-1933 wheat series.
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With the long run of Lincoln cent dates, collecting the series has developed separate eras of specialization. Step 1: | Date and Mintmark Combination Confirm Variety of 1916 Cent Images in the grading section help to compare the stages of wear and pin point the range of value on the chart. As viewed on the chart availability - scarcity of each date and mint mark combination is reflected in value.Ĭondition: Judging the condition of a coin determines the amount of wear if any to the surface. Collections today are built comprising dates and the different mint marks. Identifying the mint mark correctly is a must. Mint Marks: 1916 pennies were minted at three different mints. Many different values are presented on the chart.
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