Does a 1964 Penny have a mint mark?

There several mint marks used on U.S coins. The 1964 only has one type of coin with a mint mark (D) and this can add to its value as it sets it apart from the other Philadelphia Mint Coins. If a 1964 penny has no mint mark then it can be the 1964 P Penny, the Proof penny, or a more valuable SMS variant. 2. Mintage

What is a re-punched Mint error on a 1964-D Penny?

3. 1964 D/D (RPM) Penny Error: If you notice a bold, double-struck “D” mint mark on your 1964-D Penny, it has a “re-punched mint” error. Such a penny may cost up to $30 or more for MS65 or higher grades.

What errors are more valuable in 1964 pennies?

Major errors that are more valuable in 1964 pennies include Triple Saddle Strike and Mintage over another. More on these errors below. Judging a coin’s grade involves determining the coin’s condition, ranging from poor to mint state. The condition of the coin is crucial in determining its value.