您的旧一分钱价值一百万美元吗？专家说这极不可能。

您最近在网上爆炸了许多头条新闻中的一个关于流通中有价值的便士，“林肯小麦的一分钱价值1.24亿美元，您可以在您的家中拥有”，但现实中最多的便士价值一分钱，或者更多。

Experts say it's highly unlikely that you own an old penny worth as much as a million dollars.

专家说，您拥有一分钱的旧一分钱，这是高达一百万美元的不可能。

Many headlines have been circulating lately about valuable pennies in circulation, such as "Lincoln Wheat Penny Worth $124M You Could Have at Home." However, most pennies are worth one cent or possibly a bit more, and the claims in the headlines are not true.

最近，许多头条新闻流传着流通的宝贵便士，例如“林肯小麦的一分钱，价值1.24亿美元，您可以在家中拥有1.24亿美元”。但是，大多数便士价值一分钱或更多的价值，头条新闻的说法并非如此。

According to Donn Pearlman, spokesman for the Professional Numismatists Guild (PNG), a nonprofit organization composed of many of the nation's rare coin experts, there are a few Lincoln cents dated 1909 to 1959 with the wheat stalks design on the back ("wheat pennies") that have sold for $1 million or more.

据专业钱币主义者协会（PNG）发言人唐·珀尔曼（Donn Pearlman）表示，由美国许多稀有硬币专家组成的非营利性组织，有一些林肯（Lincoln）的林肯（Lincoln）美分，日期为1959年至1959年，其后背部有麦芽茎的设计（“惠特（Wheat Pennies）”），其售价为100万美元。

The most valuable U.S. coin ever, a $20 gold piece, a 1933 "Double Eagle" coin, sold for $18.9 million at auction in 2021.

有史以来最有价值的美国硬币，这是一件20美元的黄金件，1933年的“双鹰”硬币，在2021年拍卖会上以1,890万美元的价格售出。

The most valuable pennies, which are rare but still possibly in circulation, are 1943 copper Lincoln wheat pennies. A few of these pennies were produced accidentally as the U.S. mints were supposed to use zinc to save copper for the World War II effort.

最有价值的便士很少见，但仍然可能流通，是1943年林肯小麦的便士。这些便士中的一些是意外产生的，因为美国造币厂原本应该使用锌为第二次世界大战的努力节省铜。

In rare cases, some of these 1943 pennies have sold for $1 million, and one sold for more than $200,000 at an auction in 2019.

在极少数情况下，其中一些1943年的便士以100万美元的价格售出，而2019年的一次拍卖会以超过20万美元的价格售出。

Depending on their condition, those 1943 Lincoln wheat pennies would be worth at most between $100,000 and $250,000, according to John Feigenbaum, publisher of rare coin price guide Greysheet.

稀有硬币价格指南Greysheet的出版商John Feigenbaum表示，根据其状况，1943年林肯小麦的便士最多价值在100,000至250,000美元之间。

However, the likelihood of having a nearly priceless penny is similar to saying a lottery ticket might be worth $100,000. Of course, anything is possible, but not likely.

但是，拥有几乎无价的一分钱的可能性类似于说彩票价值100,000美元。当然，一切皆有可能，但不太可能。

So-called "wheat pennies" get their name from the back of the coin having stalks of wheat encircling the "One Cent" text. They were produced from 1909 to 1958. In 1959, the wheat stalks were shorn and pennies began displaying an engraving of the Lincoln Memorial.

所谓的“小麦便士”从硬币的背面得到了他们的名字，上面有小麦的茎，环绕着“一分钱”。它们是从1909年到1958年生产的。1959年，小麦茎被剪，便士开始展示林肯纪念馆的雕刻。

Most Lincoln wheat pennies are not super-valuable and are worth just a few cents more than one cent. However, some may escalate into the hundreds of dollars, depending on the condition and when minted. Certain vintages, especially with minting errors, may be worth thousands.

大多数林肯小麦的便士不可超级价值，只有几美分的价值不超过一美分。但是，有些人可能会升级为数百美元，具体取决于情况和铸造。某些年份，尤其是造币错误，可能价值数千个。

But the headlines about "Lincoln wheat pennies" being worth incredible sums are false and are most likely created by artificial intelligence to drive traffic to a website.

但是，关于“林肯小麦的便士”的头条新闻值得不可思议，这是虚假的，很可能是由人工智能创建的，以吸引网站的流量。

These coins are improbably in people's change, and the interest in coins has led to overvalued coins being sold on eBay and Etsy, plus there are counterfeit Lincoln wheat pennies made in China being hawked.

这些硬币在人们的变化中不可能，对硬币的兴趣导致在eBay和Etsy上出售了高估的硬币，此外，还有伪造的林肯小麦佳肴在中国制造了。

Even though the most valuable coins are usually in collections and have very publicly been sold and resold, sometimes people may inherit a cache of well-preserved coins or purchase some at an estate sale.

即使最有价值的硬币通常是在收藏中，并且非常公开出售和转售，有时人们可能会继承保存完好的硬币或在房地产销售中购买一些硬币。