Fireman99

I'm sure there was once a time many years ago that you were a newbie to the coin hunting/collecting world. I'm quite confident that you didn't have it all down to a science right from the get go. I appreciate real people like Conder101, the gentleman who responded to my post before you. He kindly took the time to respond to my post in a helpful manner, giving me some insight on what I was looking at with these pennies. I have since realized what a proof looks like. If you don't have anything constructive to say then I recommend you just not comment. 

First time I've come across a penny that looks like this. Can anyone shed some light on what this is called and if this particular kind has any value?

Came across a few really sharp 1990 pennies with the no mint mark while coin hunting through a collection that has been sitting for the last 12 years. Can anyone give me a little insight on what I'm looking at here? One is an error coin. Any value here? 

I appreciate your honesty and opinion. This has been a great new hobby this far even though I haven't really found anything great. Hopefully one day!

10 minutes ago, Greenstang said:

Nothing worth grading, all pretty common. The wheaties are worth keeping though.

Condition has nothing to do with the year,  grading is the same for a 1920 as it is for 2000.

Thanks for the feedback. I was looking at recent NGC auction prices on a few of these pennies in my collection. There were quite a few of these pennies graded at MS67/MS67+, and MS 68 that sold for a good amount of money, and even a few with some lower MS grades fetching a few hundred dollars. I know it's probably hard just judging by my photos but is it fair to say that you believe I don't have a coin in my collection that could possibly be graded MS66 or higher?  

A few more...

New to the site and collecting. Have put some pennies aside the past several months and would love to receive any input or suggestions in wether any of my coins are worth grading. I'm guessing most probably won't be but I believe a few are in exceptional condition for the years. Thanks 

Okay thank you for the information.

New to the coin collecting and wanted to share this 1954 Nickel that I found which seems to have some doubling on mint mark. Looks to me like D/S or D/D mm. Am I seeing things! Any feedback would be greatly appreciated to an interested beginner.