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The humble penny has been minted for over 200 years. But some of these coins are rarer - and more valuable - than others.
We’re going to focus in on just one year: 1983. We’ll look at the 1983 penny value, its history, design and interesting errors.
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[@jasoncooper8424]

I have one with a mint mark over top the date how do you upload a picture 😅

[@arjdalmohamed7939]

I have this coins 1983

[@wariyu2372]

Pormisih tuan saya punya uang kuno persis yang ada di tayanggan ini uangnya tahun 1991 liberty

[@gerardoreyesruiz8068]

Buenas noches y saludos les comento que yo tengo una peni del Año 1983 y el número 8 lo tiene un poco más a Riva y la quiero vender está en buenas condiciones si alguien le interesa a delante Gracias a los Alministradores y saludos Q tengan una excelente noche

[@lydiadelgado7840]

Tengo una moneda de esta y quiero vender l a

[@islandgurl8433]

I plenty of These and 82's But My question is those are the regular ones right 😌 and Not The Copper's 🧐🤨 right 😌???????

[@Yuy_.Official7]

I have this penny 1983 no Ming mark
You want buy

[@lawrencejelsma8118]

He doesn't have the pictures lining up with MS-67 or MS-68 1983-P pennies. If they are circulated (darker brown instead of toned pinkish) you may as well spend them or save them for zinc metal melt art projects. It is legal to melt or destroy U.S. coinage for art (finger rings made from quarters to smelted zinc now in pennies 1983 to date). The copper pennies are now worth 2.6 cents of copper saved on copper smelting projects where melting metal for copper projects is needed. Scrap copper is now easier to find in appliances for discarding. I found one of the zinc 2006 pennies in the crack of a surface. It is badly corroded worse (readable date only by microscope in raised ridges) than a penny corrosion in any 3.1 gram pre-1982 penny. At stores with coin change payments for groceries my badly corroded penny of mostly zinc layered copper at 2.5 grams it gets kicked back out like other counterfeit metal disks. I'm just going to jar some and bury in the yard for smelting projects in art potentials.