1988 Penny Value - Wide AM and the FLARED G Variety

How much is a 1988 penny worth? While most 1988 pennies are worth face value, rare high-grade examples and transitional varieties can be worth thousands. A 1988 MS69 Red recently sold for $5,906.00, and the 1988 "Flared G" (Reverse of 1989) variety can fetch over $1,000 in high grades. What is the most valuable 1988 penny? The most valuable standard 1988 penny is the 1988 Philadelphia MS69 Red, a condition rarity that sold for nearly $6,000. For variety hunters, the FS-901 "Flared G" / Reverse of 89 is the most sought-after error. 1988 Penny Value Guide: 1988 (Philly) MS69 Red: $5,906.00 (Top of the Pop). 1988 (Philly) MS68 Red: $1,320.00 (Premium Quality). 1988-D (Denver) MS68 Red: $139.00. 1988 FS-901 "Flared G" Variety: $100 - $1,000+ (Depends on Grade). 1988 Circulated Penny: 1 Cent (Face Value). Are there 1988 Penny Errors? Yes, the major error for 1988 is the Transitional Reverse of 1989 (FS-901). This is identified by a "Flared G" in the designer's initials (FG) and a Wide AM design. I have a dedicated video releasing tomorrow that covers these diagnostics in detail. RARE FINDS AHEAD! Are you on the hunt for Coins, Star Notes and Valuable Bills hidden in your Pocket Change? ---------------------------------------------------------------- 💵 Connect with Me: • Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... • Instagram -   / varietyerrors   💵 Visit our website VarietyErrors.com to dive deep into the world of currency and collectibles. ALL of our coin price guides, banknote price guides, and news are FREE to access! 💵HELPFUL LINKS • My Book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BTWVQY4C • Star Note Lookup: https://varietyerrors.com/star-note-l...