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1961 Lincoln Cent Popular Q&A

Q: What is the value of a US 1961 Lincoln cent?
A: August 10, 2009. The 1961 Lincoln Cent is still a circulation coin and has a circulated value of about 1.5 cents due to its copper content. The uncirculated coi... Read More »

Q: How to Grade Lincoln Cents.
A: 1. Check for blemishes. If the cent is free of blemishes and wear, it can grade as gem uncirculated if it has a full red color. If the coin has more of a brown ... Read More »

Q: How to Collect Lincoln Cents.
A: 1. Buy a book designed for penny collection. Several companies make these books that contain cutouts where you can store your Lincoln cents. Search bookstores o... Read More »

Q: What is the value of a 1961 US cent?
A: Over 2.5 billion cents were minted in 1961 so they're neither rare nor valuable. Any that you find in change are worth only face value. Even a high-quality unci... Read More »

Q: How much is a 1961 Lincoln Continental cost
A: A 1961 Lincoln Continental can cost anywhere from $200.00 to $21,00... ...MORE... Read More »