1994 D & no mint mark pennies close am?

Tin1Gin2

I have several of these and I think they might be the close am but since I've never seen one I'm not sure. Sorry about the pictures they're shiny and hard to get good pics of. I researched them on line and they look like they could be. Thanks again for all your help!

IkesT

Why would you be looking for close AM's on 1994-dated cents?

With every post, it seems like you're making less and less of an effort to find basic information on your own. Why is that?

Tin1Gin2

You don't have to be so rude. I've spent lots of time trying to research them before asking about them. I just won't be posting anything else on here. I googled them and it says that the close am's for 1994's are collectible.

IkesT

@Tin1Gin2 said:
You don't have to be so rude. I've spent lots of time trying to research them before asking about them. I just won't be posting anything else on here.

It didn't look like you had at all; that's why I asked.

I googled them and it says that the close am's for 1994's are collectible.

Why would anyone say that?

All business strike 1994-dated cents have the close AM, so how would that make them collectible? It's just common sense.

lcutler

A little friendly advice, when googling for information on coins completely ignore the AI response that always comes first. They are terribly inaccurate. Only look at the info from legit numismatic sites. I just tried it myself, I googled 1994 close AM cent, the first response is the totally bogus AI response, the second is a factual one from lincolncentcollection.com, that's the one you want to read!

MsMorrisine

here is pcgs' coin facts website and, specifically, the page for the 1994 cent. a quick zoom will show they are all close am with confirmation found by clicking the "Show Related Coins and Varieties (9)" link

https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1994-1c-rd/3115