1951 S Lincoln penny Circulated/mint Not graded 136,010,000 $0.30 to $0.50 1951 S Lincoln penny Uncirculated/mint MS-65 136,010,000 $11 to $37 1951 S Lincoln penny Uncirculated/mint MS-66 ...

They considered it a real honor to be chosen by either the fans or the coaches. As such, they always wanted to put on a show ...

Hardaway's exciting play combined with the iconic marketing campaign (Lil' Penny commercials) made the sneakers some of the most unforgettable models in the golden era of basketball shoes.

Over four weeks of testimony, the panel heard from more than 40 witnesses, including straphangers who witnessed Neely’s outburst on the crowded F train that day and Penny — a Marine veteran ...

Penny's photos are like souvenirs of Penny and Bolts' "missions" in the Bolt TV show. Each photo is of Penny and Bolt at the end of a mission/episode, with Bolt looking behind him for danger, ...

Witnesses described Neely yelling and moving erratically, with Penny's attorneys calling Neely "insanely threatening," when Penny put Neely in a chokehold. The city's medical examiner concluded ...

Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett suggested Daniel Penny's defense may have been handed a "partial victory" after Judge Wiley granted the prosecution's motion to dismiss the most serious charge ...

The jury in Daniel Penny's case will continue deliberations on Monday after they had trouble coming to a verdict this week. New York Judge Maxwell Wiley dismissed the 26-year-old's manslaughter ...

Stamford, Conn.: Daniel Penny’s acquittal in the subway death of Jordan Neely is an example of the wisdom of our jury trial system. Penny, who was originally questioned by police on the date of ...

New York Judge Maxwell Wiley dismissed Daniel Penny's manslaughter charge on Friday, which legal analyst and attorney Jonathan Turley says is "precisely" what Manhattan District Attorney Alvin ...

After Neely screamed that he would kill someone, Penny placed him in a choke hold on the subway train's floor. Other passengers called law enforcement, who after arriving began to administer CPR.