What is the 1944 wheat penny worth?

Let us dive a little deeper into the significance and value of the 1944 Wheat Penny. The 1944 penny, also known as the 1944 Wheat Penny, is a coin carrying the face value of one cent. Produced by the Philadelphia, Denver, and San Fransisco Mints in 1944, these coins weigh 0.1907 ounces and have smooth edges.

How many Lincoln penny coins were made in 1944?

In other news for the 1944 Lincoln Penny, production figures were extraordinarily high, with about two billion one-cent coins made across all three mints operating in 1944; approximately 1,435,000,000 at the Philadelphia Mint; 430,578,000 at the Denver Mint (D); and 282,760,000 at the San Francisco Mint (S).

What color is a 1944 Penny?

On this example 1944-D penny bright luster remains over the majority of the surface. Normal deepening of color is found in the higher areas of design, notably Lincoln's coat. Colors of Mint State Grade Wheat Penny Color of a newly minted wheat penny - a bright red-gold - changes over time.