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: You don't have to be an expert on coins to recognize that your question is absurd.  You found a normal  copper cent (penny) that was 35 years old.  Why would someone think it was of any value?  Your question implies that you expected it to be aluminum, yet you knew that copper is the normal color.  This is why I thought (and still think) you were joking.  If you are truly serious, perhaps you can rephrase the question.

: : :i apoligize about not being an expert on coins sir....seriously, are you joking? You barely answered my question. Thanks a lot.

: : : You're joking, right?  4 billion of these were made. 

: : : : I found a 1974 "D" penny, but it is the normal copper color, not aluminum. What is with this? Is it worth anything? Let me know. It is definitely 1974 and "D".



: : :i apoligize about not being an expert on coins sir....seriously, are you joking? You barely answered my question. Thanks a lot.

: : : You're joking, right?  4 billion of these were made. 

: : : : I found a 1974 "D" penny, but it is the normal copper color, not aluminum. What is with this? Is it worth anything? Let me know. It is definitely 1974 and "D".



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