1793 Chain Cent - The first official U.S. penny, it features a chain linking 13 circles, symbolizing the original colonies. It's rare due to its low mintage and historical significance.
1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent - Designed by Victor David Brenner, this penny initially had his initials (VDB) on the reverse. After public outcry, they were removed, making the initial batch rare and highly sought after.
1943 Copper Penny - During World War II, copper was reserved for wartime needs, so pennies were made of zinc-coated steel. However, a few copper ones were minted accidentally, making them extremely rare.
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1944 Steel Penny - Some pennies in 1944 were mistakenly struck on steel blanks leftover from the previous year, making them rare.
1955 Doubled Die Penny - A die error during minting resulted in a doubling effect on the date and lettering of this penny, making it highly collectible.
1969-S Doubled Die Lincoln Cent - Another famous doubled die error, this penny from the San Francisco Mint is highly sought after by collectors.
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1982-D Small Date Copper Penny - Most 1982 pennies are made of zinc, but a few were struck on copper planchets, making them rare and valuable.
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