Unveiling the 1962 Lincoln Penny

The 1962 Lincoln Penny: a common coin, yet some rare varieties can be quite valuable.

Key factors: condition, mint mark, and rarity determine a penny's worth.

Most 1962 pennies are worth their face value or slightly more to collectors.

Uncirculated or proof coins can fetch higher prices, from a few cents to several dollars.

Look for the 'D' mint mark; Denver-minted coins may carry a premium.

Errors, like double dies or off-center strikes, can significantly increase value.

Professional grading can authenticate and assess a penny's condition accurately.

Graded coins are encapsulated, preserving their condition and potentially their value.

Always consult with a numismatic expert before selling to ensure the best price.