Any coin collectors here?

[Kim&Chris]

About 45 years ago, I worked at a Woolworth store. Old school cash registers where you had to count change back to the customer.

One day I got a roll of mis-stamped pennies and kept one. One

Wonder if any of you know if this has any actual value? Of course I didn’t grab one with a date, but if I had to guess it was probably mid to late 1970s.

 

[NYCgrrl]

About 45 years ago, I worked at a Woolworth store. Old school cash registers where you had to count change back to the customer.

One day I got a roll of mis-stamped pennies and kept one. One

Wonder if any of you know if this has any actual value? Of course I didn’t grab one with a date, but if I had to guess it was probably mid to late 1970s.

What does the reverse side look like? Blank or partially stamped?

 

[Kim&Chris]

What does the reverse side look like? Blank or partially stamped?

Partially stamped

 

[_19disnA]

There is always some premium to coins that were mis-struck. You could probably go to a local coin store and have them give you an idea of the value. Condition of the coin, the exact nature of the error and various other factors can have an impact on its value. For example, if it was a rare mintage to begin with and/or the year/mint mark is shown, would likely be more valuable. None of us can tell it what it might be worth just by looking at a picture of it.