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Prettygirl
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My son has 2 one cent coins, one 1958, and another from 1946. Do these coins have any value at all?. If anybody could answer my question I would really appreciate it. Thank You. 
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<< <i>Do these coins have any value at all? >>
Yes. They're worth a penny each.
Russ, NCNE
....... bob**rgte**
Prettygirl - what you have are commonly referred to as wheat pennies, and they were minted by the hundreds of millions, prior to 1959. Unfortunately, they are worth about a cent a Russ indicated (unless they are in near perfect condition).
Unfortunately, in average condition, they're only worth about 1 1/2 to 2 cents each and are very common coins.
Dragon
Depends on condition, maybe 2 to 4 cents each.
<< <i>My son has 2 one cent coins, one 1958, and another from 1946. Do these coins have any value at all?. If anybody could answer my question I would really appreciate it. Thank You.
Prettygirl, they do have value in a sense, because they are cool to have. Enjoy them for what they are: Old coins that are seldom encountered in circulation.
And, come on, do you REALLY think any woman would sign up with the handle "Prettygirl" at a coin geek forum? You guys are too easy.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>And, come on, do you REALLY think any woman would sign up with the handle "Prettygirl" at a coin geek forum? You guys are too easy. >>
Maybe it's that Braddick character again....
"Senorita HepKitty"
"I want a real cool Kitty from Hepcat City, to stay in step with me" - Bill Carter
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<< <i>And, come on, do you REALLY think any woman would sign up with the handle "Prettygirl" at a coin geek forum? You guys are too easy. >>
Maybe it's that Braddick character again.... >>
LMAO! LucyBop has good quick wit.