State quarter collectors, you might want to check out your coin from the Badger State.

2004 WISCONSIN STATE QUARTER WITH EXTRA LEAF This particular coin in 'extremely fine' condition could be worth about $1800. The doubling is visible on the letters and numbers almost entirely, with the bust of Lincoln remaining unaffected. In 1955, 20,000 to 24,000 doubled die pennies were released to the public, mostly as change given from cigarette vending machines. You may think you’re experiencing blurred vision if you come across a doubled die penny, but it’s really just a case of slightly askew alignment during the minting process that results in a doubled image. Real 1943 copper pennies can go for up to $10,000, but be warned: There are plenty of fakes floating around. Very few of them ever left the facility, so the ones that did are worth-well, a pretty penny.

However, it also accidentally made a copper batch. Mint made pennies out of steel, then coated them in zinc for extra shine. It’s a little counterintuitive to think of a copper penny as an oddity, but it certainly was in 1943, when copper was needed for the war effort. Some rare coins, including these 15, can be worth a nice chunk of change. Hearing 'NO' won't be fun to hear, but Stevie learns a valuable lesson from what he finds in his pocket.You may want to sift through your change jar before you head to the bank to cash it in. Mommy teaches us why we have money and that it is used in different ways. Stevie and Mommy have a candid and even a bit silly discussion during their adored time spent together on the weekly shopping trip as Stevie learns that money is earned. Perfect children's picture book for the holiday season a book about spending, saving, donating, and giving.Ī trip to the grocery store teaches little Stevie that not only do we not always get to buy everything we want but that money can be used in many ways, even to help others! When Stevie sees someone in need, what will he choose to do?Ī Penny in my Pocket is a beautifully illustrated children's picture book discussing the difference between needing and wanting something. 'A Penny In My Pocket, is a clever look at money, financing, and making hard decisions on what is more important to purchase.'

You don't need to have a lot to help those who don't have much, and little Stevie learns just that.

Penny in my pocket