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Lincoln Memorial cent1964 Penny Value
When worn, every 1964 penny made for circulation (2 kinds) is typically worth about 4¢.
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Every 1964 penny
Worn = typical value when worn (Good to Very Fine); MS-60 = uncirculated. Values as of Q4 2026 · Penny Value estimates · not an offer to buy.
- 1964Philadelphia · 2.5 billion made4¢worn
- 1964-DDenver · 3.8 billion made4¢worn
- 1964 ProofPhiladelphia · Proof · 3,950,762 made
The proof penny listed here was sold to collectors in sets, so you won't normally find it in change.
Mint marks
1964 pennies for circulation were struck in Philadelphia (no mint mark) and Denver (mint mark D). Some 1964 pennies without a mint mark were also struck at San Francisco; they look the same as the Philadelphia coins. The mint mark is below the date, on the front.
Questions
How much is a 1964 penny worth?
When worn, every 1964 penny made for circulation (2 kinds) is typically worth about 4¢. These are Penny Value estimates as of Q4 2026, for information only.
Where is the mint mark on a 1964 penny?
1964 pennies for circulation were struck in Philadelphia (no mint mark) and Denver (mint mark D). Some 1964 pennies without a mint mark were also struck at San Francisco; they look the same as the Philadelphia coins. The mint mark is below the date, on the front.
Is a 1964 penny silver or copper?
Regular 1964 pennies are brass (95% copper, 5% zinc; about 3.11 g). A silver-colored 1964 penny has usually been plated or altered after it left the Mint.
How much does a 1964 penny weigh?
About 3.11 g. Regular 1964 pennies are brass (95% copper, 5% zinc; about 3.11 g).
Is a 1964 penny rare?
No. About 6.3 billion were made for circulation, so a normal 1964 penny is common. Condition (uncirculated, original red color) and errors decide any premium.
What 1964 penny errors are worth money?
No major 1964 variety is listed on this page. Errors such as off-center strikes, die cracks and clipped planchets can happen on any date; their value depends on the error and condition.