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I think those are both roller lines not woodies.
See the glossary:
These are Woodies:
These are Roller Lines:
See the glossary:
These are Woodies:
These are Roller Lines:
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Value all depends on grade and how neat they look.First couple that I found but I do have some more, are they more valuable in certain years?
Most woodies seem to be from 1909 up to the end of the shell case cents in 1946.
From 47 up to the late 70s I'm not sure because I see less in that era.
Most big roller line coins where you see texture and color seem to be from the late 70s to 1982.
For zinc cents, roller line coins are pretty common but only in texture where you see the lines but you don't see the color because the lines were plated over so you only see linear patterns in the plating. Look at almost any 1999 or early 2000s cents where they have a flat spot in the hair, many have a line pattern in the flat spot.Comment
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