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That coin has a value of 3 cents
Almost universally, cents minted in Philadelphia do NOT have the P mint mark.
You have a very common cent.
How can you Distinguish the difference?
@Starlight said: How can you Distinguish the difference?
Difference between what?
It’s a 1942 P Lincoln Cent.
They are very common even in good condition. Yours is about VF.
**None **of the Wheat cents from the Philadelphia mint have a mintmark until you get into the Memorials.
Welcome, I would like to see the rest. 😉
It is a 1942 Philly cent. Cents w/o a mint mark are minted in the Philadelphia Min. The only cent to ever Have a "P" was minted in 2017.
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This is the world coin forum not the us coin forum
That coin has a value of 3 cents
Almost universally, cents minted in Philadelphia do NOT have the P mint mark.
You have a very common cent.
How can you Distinguish the difference?
Difference between what?
It’s a 1942 P Lincoln Cent.
They are very common even in good condition. Yours is about VF.
**None **of the Wheat cents from the Philadelphia mint have a mintmark until you get into the Memorials.
Welcome, I would like to see the rest. 😉
Hoard the keys.
It is a 1942 Philly cent. Cents w/o a mint mark are minted in the Philadelphia Min. The only cent to ever Have a "P" was minted in 2017.
USN & USAF retired 1971-1993
Successful Transactions with more than 100 Members