1910 – P Lincoln Wheat Penny

Description

• Philadelphia Mint: Approximately 146,801,218 pennies produced.
• San Francisco Mint: Approximately 6,045,000 pennies produced.
• Proof Coins: Approximately 2,405 proof specimens produced. 

• Average Condition: Approximately $0.73. 

• Uncirculated (MS+) Condition: Ranges from $22 to $37. 

• Proof Coins: Can be worth $816 or more. 

• 1910-S Lincoln Penny: Worth about $12 in circulated condition and can exceed $100 in uncirculated condition. 

  1910-p wheat penny errors

  The 1910-p wheat penny is known for several errors that can significantly increase its value. Here are some of the notable errors and their estimated values:

  Double-Struck Error: This occurs when a coin receives its first strike normally but fails to get ejected from the dies, resulting in a second strike that lands off-center. These errors are extremely rare and can fetch thousands of dollars in high grades. 

  Repunched Mintmark Error: This happens when the punch containing the mintmark is struck on the coin multiple times in slightly different positions, creating distinct doubling patterns. These errors range in value from about $5 to $25 or more, depending on the magnitude of spread between mintmark stamps and the condition of the coin.

  Struck-Through Error: This occurs when a coin is struck through by a lubricant or fabric, resulting in a blurred design. These error coins can sell online for between $100 and $3,200, especially if they are in mint state condition.

  Die Crack Error: This happens when a die crack transfers onto the planchet, creating raised elements on the surface. These errors are often priced slightly higher and can range from $5 to $10, depending on their general condition. 

  Collectors should be aware of these errors and their potential value when evaluating their 1910-p wheat penny. Proper grading and condition assessment are crucial for determining the coin’s worth. 

  Rare Errors: Some 1910 pennies with errors can sell for $25 to $100 or more. 

  For the most accurate valuation, consider the coin’s condition and any unique features.