Most 1983 pennies are worth just 1 cent, but rare versions can be worth thousands. Look for three specific details: the weight, the mint mark, and any visible doubling on the coin's text.1983 Penny Value GuideRegular 1983 Penny (Face Value): Most pennies from this year weigh 2.5 grams (zinc core) and are worth exactly $0.01 in circulated condition.The "Doubled Die Reverse" Error ($100 – $7,000+): Highly sought-after. Look at the reverse (back) side of a Philadelphia-minted (no mint mark) 1983 penny. If you see clear doubling or a "3-D" effect on the words "ONE CENT" or "E PLURIBUS UNUM", it is a valuable error coin. Mint state specimens have sold for $5,000 to over $7,000 at auction.The "Solid Copper" Transitional Error ($2,000 – $7,000+): In 1982, the mint transitioned the penny from copper to zinc. By 1983, all pennies should weigh 2.5 grams. If you find a 1983 penny that weighs 3.1 grams, it was accidentally struck on a leftover copper blank. These are incredibly rare and highly prized by collectors. Does that help?

Hi I'm new to this my father left a collection ,would be greatfull for any insight

Yeah, I would recommend the same. All cents pre-1982 are 90% copper (about $0.03/e) and some '82s and very few '83s were also. The 1882 Penny may be worth a few bucks to the right person. The 1976 may also be a couple of dollars to an interested collector.

That's a very damaged cent but maybe weigh it to see if it's copper ...

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So far of all the US coins you posted I dont see any with any real value. What was the gold coin you posted? You only showed one side and that was pretty out of focus.