The 1941 Lincoln Penny is a sought-after collectible, minted before the US entered WWII.
Made primarily of copper, this penny is valued for its historical significance and rarity.
Uncirculated coins with no wear can fetch high prices among collectors.
Look for unique features like mint marks: 'D' for Denver, 'S' for San Francisco.
Errors, such as double die or off-center strikes, increase a penny's value significantly.
Condition is key; grades range from Good (G) to Mint State (MS).
1941 pennies without a mint mark were produced in Philadelphia.
Special sets, like proof coins, are highly prized for their mirror-like finish.
Research current market values as they fluctuate with demand and precious metal prices.
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