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D. Hello I have to 1973 d pennies. One of them have a thicker rick and goes thinner around the penny. The red die one is thicker all the way around with no other size but thick. I also have a 1966 no mint mark penny which is also as thick as the 1973 d red die penny. They are obviously thicker than regular pennies. Do I have anyhing worth something.
Asked on Sep 12, 2024
The variations you see are typical of different die varieties and strikings. As well, coins wear differently. Nothing here to retire on, you can spend them!
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