1943 Copper Lincoln Penny
Mistakenly struck in copper instead of steel during WWII. Fewer than 20 exist, and one sold for over $1 million.
1793 Chain Cent
The first official coin struck by the U.S. Mint. Its unique chain-link design caused controversy, making surviving specimens worth $200,000+.
1955 Doubled Die Lincoln Cent
A dramatic doubling error on the date and lettering makes this one of the most famous U.S. error coins, with top examples fetching over $100,000.
1794 Liberty Cap Large Cent
This early copper cent is prized for its historical value and rarity. High-grade examples can command prices well over $150,000.
1804 Draped Bust Large Cent (Spiked Chin variety)
A rare die variety with a noticeable flaw on Lady Liberty’s chin. Collectors pay upwards of $100,000 for well-preserved pieces.