I have a 1929, a 1934, a 1939, and a 1950 wheatback penny. I'm told that the 1934 and 1939 are in a #2 condition; the 1929 and 1950 are in #3 condition. I am trying to find out how much they are worth a piece. I was told that the 1934 was worth between $100 and $200. I don't know about the rest. Thank you for your help. :)

Here you go:
http://www.pcgs.com/prices/frame.cht...e=lincoln_cent

The condition of them is key. Here is a very general description of the various conditions:
http://www.pcgs.com/prices/howtouse.chtml

what is the value of a 1768 wheatback not the best shape but still readable

ASCOTT45- IM going to answer yours first ,but you need to have your own post and not piggy back on some one else's post; Sometimes it causes a lot of confusion,and gets things all mixed up ;; NOW TO get to your question - The Lincoln wheat back penny did not start until {1909} you need to relook at your penny; SORRY ,and start a post of your own and repost this and do check the date and mint mark;; THANKS AND you have a great day and GODF BLESS;;F.B.E.

UNCLEjohnny Below is what I can give you at this time ;;I need the following in order to give you the right answers; Look on the front side [face] right under the date -there will be a letter {example- D-DENVER ; S- SAN FRANSCICO:: NONE-is phillidelphia} AND instead of ( #2,#3,) GO To this site and it will show you how to find the condition and grade of the coins ][EXAMPLE- G-4=good ;;vg-8=very good;; f-12=fine grade 12;;vf-20;;ef-40;;au-50;;ms-60;;ms-63;;pf-63;;] Then come back to this post and post the dates and MINT MARKS,I will be waiting for your reply;; [gradeing your coins];[ http;//www.acoin.com/grading.htm ;; Have a great day and GOD BLESS:: F.B.E.

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