Lincoln Cents struck for circulation. Therefore, obtaining an example should be very easy.
The only condition where it becomes scarce is in MS68 or higher. At mint state 68 plus condition
these coins are worth at least 1500 dollars. Hey everyone! Today I’m going to talk about
valuable 1994 Lincoln cents highly sought after. So really quick, if you are first time on our
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Here is 1994 Lincoln cent with foldover strike error. Graded at mint state 66 red by NGC.
A foldover strike is a planchet or coin that is folded in half when it is struck on-edge. The
planchet or coin can enter the striking chamber spinning on its edge. It can be kicked into a
vertical position by the feeder finger or ejection arm. It can roll into the striking chamber on its
edge. Or it can be caught in mid-flight by the descending hammer die. However it occurs, the
planchet or coin is bent in two. It was Sold on Jul 15, 2021 for: $1,140.00 at Heritage Auctions
This is 1994 red penny struck in Philadelphia. Comes with double die reverse. Graded at mint
state 65 red by PCGS. Doubling is not that vivid, but under close inspection you can see these
impresions on Face value. Also on Unted States of America above.
It was sold for 977 dollars and fifty cents in 2012 at Heritage Auctions.
Here is 1994 lincoln cent struck on a 1994P dime . Graded at mint state 65 by
NGC. The 994 in the cent date is sharp, as is the dime mintmark and 199 in the date.
The 4 in the dime date is faint yet distinct. Roosevelt's portrait has unusual remaining detail,
with a clear profile located just above the Lincoln Memorial. Minimally toned, lustrous,
and unabraded, this numismatic rarety was sold for $747.50 also at Heritage Auctions.
At higher mint states regular strike pennies from 1994 are pretty valuable as well. Here is
a red example at mint state 68. Problem free lustrous gem with a vivid cartwheel effect.
Device elements are razor sharp on both sides.
This coin was sold for 646 dollars and 25 cents in 2013 at Heritage Auctions.
Now lets check out our pennies impressed in 1994. Here we have 3 speciemens at different circulated
grades. Two of the struck in Philadelphia on in Denver. Briefly circulated pennies
with nice tonning. First I would like to start with this attractively toned 1994 brown penny.
This spectacular piece exhibit magnificiently toned vibrant shades of violet, blue and some
peach –orange on dominantly brown surfaces. Both sides are devoid of contact, except slight
abrasion on the rims. On the reverse mint luster is concentrated on protected areas of device,
mainle among the columns of Memorial. Coin has a mesmerizing eye appeal.
This one is also struck on Philadelphia. Coin is at extremely fine condition. Preservation,
strike and luster is OK, only problem is gradual discoloration of surfaces . It
has too many patinas and tiny carbon explosions scattered all around the fields
which impacts an eye appeal in a bad way. Eye appeal is fourth criteria in modern coin grading.
Same words can be said about surfaces of reverse. Above face value we see huge patina, over C and E.
This is 1994 D red Lincoln cent also from Coin Az collection. Coin is at choise about uncirculated
condition by Scheldon scale. This penny preserves its two third of its mint luster, with peach
orange hues gracing the surfaces of the fields and some selected areas of the Lincoln bust.
Speciemen is almost void of contact, except several abrasion on lower half. Copper turning
black mostly on Lincoln profile. Also explosion of dark grey is seen around
the bust. Two large piles of carbon seen at nine oclock over the Liberty. Letterings are stark and
show some rubbing at high points. Design elements are sharply detailed in most areas. On the reverse
we se more faded surfaces as compared to obverse. Overall coin has satisfactory eye appeal!
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list for higher grades of 1994 cents. Take care!