This is so wrong on so many levels. 1. It's 1943 not 1942. 2. The "D" means the Denver Mint and that's not what makes the coin special. 3. What makes the 1943 cent special is they were minted out of steel to save copper for bullets in WWII. Roughly 50 where accidentally made out of copper. 4. The ones minted in 1943 accidentally made from copper are worth hundreds of thousands not millions. Just fact checking at its finest 🤦♂️
Another mistake he said was "the coin was made of bronze instead of copper", it was meant to be steel that year (1943), not copper nor bronze. It should be bronze before and after 1943 but not 1943 except for the coins mistakenly made with the bronze planchettes, in 1943.
When I was little, I found a penny from 1943. It wasn't made of steel. I thought "Oh, this isn't a steel one. It's a common boring normal '43 penny." And I chucked it.
@Corpsefan everyone does this whole video he said was just wrong lol he didn’t fact check anything the D just means it was made in Denver sorry to tell you
Most of the time when you have a penny with a D on it, it just means that it was minted in a state starting with D you have to actually get the penny’s material checked if you think you have one
And the reason why that penny sold for good money is because in 1943 they made pennies out of steel. And there were errors where some bronze and copper planchets went through the press. But he said in 1942 a man accidentally made bronze pennies BUT saying that he made bronze pennies instead of copper pennies is like saying you accidentally ate a carrot instead of a baby carrot.
@@serbiancountryballs San Francisco mint are usually used for special coins and commemorative coins, Pennsylvania and Denver are common bc they have been in use since the 1700s
This is so filled with misinformation. The “rare” coins around this time are the copper 1943. And the steel 1944. If you didn’t even know about steel pennie’s then you need to research more before you claim a coin you found is a rare one
@@commandereye-can2919 He got it right. The reason why the copper one is rare in 1943 is because they were minted with steel during that time. 1943 pennies are supposed to be made with steel not copper. Some were made on accident, which is what makes them rare. The same thing happens in 1944 but in reverse.
Hey everyone, it's awesome if you have a coin from that long ago! I just want to clear some things up though. First: The year of the coin is 1943 not 1942 Second: The D under the date isn't what's rare about it. That's just the mint mark showing you where the coin was minted. D= Denver P or blank= Philadelphia S= Sanfranciso Third of all: The coin is rare because in 1943 they were supposed to making steel pennies instead of copper. That's because they were needing to save copper for the war. I hope this helps you guys 😀
No he’s talking about the 1943 bronze coin it was only meant to have steel coins for that year because world war II. So there EXTREMELY RARE. They are truly iconic coins.
Its actually the 1943 copper penny. In 1943 the us stopped making copper pennies and started making steel pennies. This way more copper could be used in the war. So in 1943 only a few copper pennies were made.
my grandmother had one while we were getting chick fil a and was like OMG I CAN SELL THIS and dropped it then lost it in her car and the worker at chick fil a looked SO concerned while we were freaking out ☠️
And this video made me into a coin collector. Thank you so much! This video changed my life! Now I know all the basic steps and all the rare coins. Luv u for this!
nah only coins made in 1943 are suppised to be steel but like 40 of them were made out of copper and those are the rarest pennies with a wheat on them they worth about 300k dollars
bruh 🤦♂️ the "D" means the coin was minted at the Denver mint. The one that sold for that much is because in WW2 the US government used steel to make pennies only in 1943 because they needed copper for the war. If you have a penny made of copper from 1943, that is VERY rare. Those coins were made from an accident, so very few exist.
the D just means it was minted in Denver, and shows no evidence of what material it was made of. Plus, the penny in the image showing it sold for $1,000,000 doesn't even have a D on it. don't lie on the internet kids
I'm sick of all these fucking creators that say "you probaly spent these" the chances of finding one in circulation is like, finding a needle in a earth sized hay stack.
Chances are I haven’t. 20 out of all the pennies in use.
👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿moi first thought
Also my first thought.
I think it is kinda rare to have those in Finland
i have two
I have one from 1924
“chances are u have used one of these without noticing” nah homie chances are you never had one of those if there’s only 20
I have 1 and I never knew about it
@@barocksobama8423 you don’t
@@Brtt4849 I actually do
@@barocksobama8423 the one the guy is talking about is a 1943 copper penny, this just twisted the story
@@barocksobama8423That’s twenty in 500 million people. You sure?
Paying 1million for 1 cent
"Thats what I call profit"
:D
Stonks
@@dylanestrella-co8yhyes🙂
There are more millionaires in the world than pennies like those.
Therefore HE'S GOT A POINT!
As a person who kinda studies history, nah man you high asf 💀
This is so wrong on so many levels.
1. It's 1943 not 1942.
2. The "D" means the Denver Mint and that's not what makes the coin special.
3. What makes the 1943 cent special is they were minted out of steel to save copper for bullets in WWII. Roughly 50 where accidentally made out of copper.
4. The ones minted in 1943 accidentally made from copper are worth hundreds of thousands not millions.
Just fact checking at its finest 🤦♂️
He also said there is a good chance we have all come across one. I've seen another one of his videos it's also complete BS
@@michaelscott9759 Also the 1944 steel cent is super rare as well
Thank you, I'm gonna click don't recommend this channel just for this alone lol
Another mistake he said was "the coin was made of bronze instead of copper", it was meant to be steel that year (1943), not copper nor bronze. It should be bronze before and after 1943 but not 1943 except for the coins mistakenly made with the bronze planchettes, in 1943.
I’m d
*Rings dad*
“Hey dad , I am a millionaire” 💀💀💀
I have a coin from 1921, It is only worth $1.
@@wyattabell792 well it’s still more that 1 cent
I have 1872 French coin
Amateurs, 1858 Weak flying eagle
I got 3
Bro my grandma owns more 1920s and 1940s pennies than the amount of money MrBeast has 💀
Guys the D is for Delaware, and the P is for Pynslvania, it just says where it was made
Respect for the factory worker who messed up
Person: *makes mistake*
This person: *R E S P E C T*
(No offense its just a joke)
@@FecalPuffs the mistake saved possibly lives
@@RonicTheEgg what are you on bro. A rare coin does not save lives
@@Nuggetteacupl88 what if a poor family notices this? They can sell it and not starve
@@RonicTheEgg there are homeless shelters. They can also make anywhere 20-60$ everyday begging ( I don't know if it's true )
“Yeah, I was once a millionaire…”
Does it have to bo 1940
No
Same
Cap
Cap For sure😃
When I was little, I found a penny from 1943. It wasn't made of steel. I thought "Oh, this isn't a steel one. It's a common boring normal '43 penny." And I chucked it.
No that’s so sad😭
@Corpsefan everyone does this whole video he said was just wrong lol he didn’t fact check anything the D just means it was made in Denver sorry to tell you
😂😅😂😅😅😅😂
😮💨😮💨😮💨
Rarity is excellence, and quality is greatness.********
Him: Chances you have used one of these
Also him: There are only 20 of them out of all the Pennie’s in the world
BRUHHHH I JUST LOST 1.8 MILLION MACCARONIES💀
oops😅😅
Whatttttt what is bout fooooddddd bruhhhhh
1943 actually all 1943 Pennys where made from steel but some copper pennys where made in 1943 making them worth around $400,000
“Chances are you’ve used one”
Bro, there’s fucking 20
So true
Language
Bro put a star in the f
bro i have fucking two
@@jacklineogara3109 bruh
Alright Slippin' Jimmy.
This is exactly why Leon Edwards has the most aesthetic phisyque.
Is it just me, or do I recognize this in my penny jar?
Most of the time when you have a penny with a D on it, it just means that it was minted in a state starting with D you have to actually get the penny’s material checked if you think you have one
It’s not a state, it’s D for the city of Denver
There’s no state that starts with D..
@@ChrisRedding1 Delaware
@@schnuxmeister yeah okay I was wrong 😂 but Delaware didn’t mint coins in 1940 so my point kinda stands.
@@ChrisRedding1 yeah 100% this ytuber is stupid
A D mint is literally the most common
S is rarest
@@floridaman9556 proof?
And the reason why that penny sold for good money is because in 1943 they made pennies out of steel. And there were errors where some bronze and copper planchets went through the press. But he said in 1942 a man accidentally made bronze pennies BUT saying that he made bronze pennies instead of copper pennies is like saying you accidentally ate a carrot instead of a baby carrot.
@@serbiancountryballs San Francisco mint are usually used for special coins and commemorative coins, Pennsylvania and Denver are common bc they have been in use since the 1700s
@@Prod-Fresh no, I literally ment proof as in proof coins
Cameraman is MILLIONAIRE NOW 💀
I live in Denver and I can confirm that they made these. There’s a there’s a Museum with one of these pennies in here.
This is so filled with misinformation. The “rare” coins around this time are the copper 1943. And the steel 1944.
If you didn’t even know about steel pennie’s then you need to research more before you claim a coin you found is a rare one
No dude you got it switched around 1943 was Silver a 1944 was just normal
@@commandereye-can2919 He got it right. The reason why the copper one is rare in 1943 is because they were minted with steel during that time. 1943 pennies are supposed to be made with steel not copper. Some were made on accident, which is what makes them rare. The same thing happens in 1944 but in reverse.
These are actually rare
If you look on Google they’re actually really rare are selling for a pretty high price
1940: shows 1910s footage: me : 🥲
“Chances are you’ve probably used one of these pennies”
Also him: 20 were made
He finally made it through an episode without spelling errors
Hey everyone, it's awesome if you have a coin from that long ago! I just want to clear some things up though.
First: The year of the coin is 1943 not 1942
Second: The D under the date isn't what's rare about it. That's just the mint mark showing you where the coin was minted.
D= Denver
P or blank= Philadelphia
S= Sanfranciso
Third of all: The coin is rare because in 1943 they were supposed to making steel pennies instead of copper. That's because they were needing to save copper for the war.
I hope this helps you guys 😀
But is it worth anything
@@Unseen_Sight no, only a couple million dollars
@@mrturtleturtle7878 looked to up, and it's 13 bucks
@@Unseen_Sight the 1943 copper is worth a million bucks. I don’t know what coin you’re looking at
@@mrturtleturtle7878 the guy got itwqrong tho
When you're British and the pound has only been around since 1970-
Probably all in collections since collectors know what to look for
Fun fact : More than 20 people have said that they have it and this proves humans are so untrustworthy
Welp time to look through the over 1 dollar in Pennies I have when I get home
I have over $20 in pennies
WAIT WHAT THAT COIN IS IN MY COLLECTION
Me to I diet blend it and it is it
The correct formulation of the 1942-D cent would be bronze: 95% copper, 5% tin and zinc.
WAIT A SEC,DUDE I HAVE A PENNY FROM 1920!
Why does this guy love not finishing his sente-
"look out for the d" i always am 😏
Ew dirty mind
🧐📸
@@FUNK1GANS bruh 💀
Did you find it?
@@gerzxxiplayz1016 👀
POV you have 40 and you know that there like worth 10 cents more
I actually had a 1943 D Penny in my house, but I lost it😩
Bro i have like 50 of those 💀💀
50 wasn't even made😂
@@boom64 he's probably talking about a coin
No he’s talking about the 1943 bronze coin it was only meant to have steel coins for that year because world war II. So there EXTREMELY RARE. They are truly iconic coins.
@@boom64 Or he has a D on his Coin the D dont make it rare
D means Denver
Me: looking through my Pennie’s and my friends to see if there is a d Under the date
@@Nism0z_ SLAYY
Fodge uhhhrrrggggg I neeeed oneeeee
I have 2
@@eloisetin1293 it’s fake there rare if u don’t have one search it up 😂
@@Nism0z_ lol
POV:me going to a old Wishing well🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
My grandpa has one 💀
Me looking at all my pennies:”WHY THE HELL DO THEY ALL HAVE A D”
Same
@@donnellwatson8716 @freshyboi9407 Are you near Denver, Colorado?
Its actually the 1943 copper penny. In 1943 the us stopped making copper pennies and started making steel pennies. This way more copper could be used in the war. So in 1943 only a few copper pennies were made.
the coin: *falls in the sewer*
a random guy: picks it up and buy a snack with it
I got so exited until I saw it was from 2007😂
my grandmother had one while we were getting chick fil a and was like OMG I CAN SELL THIS and dropped it then lost it in her car and the worker at chick fil a looked SO concerned while we were freaking out ☠️
It’s the 1943 copper penny and there’s also a 1944 steel penny worth the same too
No the steel Pennie’s are from 1943 I have like 8
Still waiting for 1942 worker guy apology video
This deserved more of a laugh
That’s what I like to call stonks😎
I actually found one but laughed when I saw it was a D instead of a P and threw it at someone and just left it 😂😂😭😭😭😭😭
I call cap
Bruh, that was a coin i Got 2 weeks ago from my grandma💀 she Got me 4 of Them💀idk Why tho
cap
The blacklist reference
And this video made me into a coin collector. Thank you so much! This video changed my life! Now I know all the basic steps and all the rare coins. Luv u for this!
“If you own a penny-”
Australia: *We’re gonna stop you right there, chief.*
I can show you my D coin
wait what the fu-
LOL
I have a penny from 1992 with "22 December 1989",that's when the romanian revolution happened.
How to get rich:
1. Time travel to 1900s
2. Make something
3. Go back to the present and get the thing and get rich
The fact I remember seeing a 1943 D coin
imagine if the factory worker is actually watching this video right now
Bro just started the Willy Wonka
I happen to have a book filled with old coins.
The D on any penny is to identify the mint it came from. This means that the D pennies are from the Denver mint
nah only coins made in 1943 are suppised to be steel but like 40 of them were made out of copper and those are the rarest pennies with a wheat on them they worth about 300k dollars
Even if it wasnt bronze and from 1940s id keep it still
Everyone just emptied there pockets, I know I did.
Finally this guy pronounces something right
I have 2 IMMA BE RICH BOY but I don't wanna sell it. It's probably gonna be more rare in the future
Not me counting pennies rn😂😂😂
Me Who remebers i spent a d coin
I always look at the coin for every detail for no reason XD
Nice history from denver, how nice
bruh 🤦♂️ the "D" means the coin was minted at the Denver mint.
The one that sold for that much is because in WW2 the US government used steel to make pennies only in 1943 because they needed copper for the war. If you have a penny made of copper from 1943, that is VERY rare. Those coins were made from an accident, so very few exist.
“Excuse me, will you trade this penny for a million dollars?”
I have a penny from 1941 💀
I just looked in my coin pouch and I found one!!
Bro knew what he was doing💀
THAT'S THE ORIGINS OF LUCKY PENNY!!!!!!!
HELP I REMEMBER I THROW COIN LIKE THAT COIN
I have a coin from 1938 and from 1916 (1938 - Kingdom of Yugoslavia) (1916 - Hungary, after the break up of Austria-Hungary)
Sad part is the worker was probably killed for it 😢
the D just means it was minted in Denver, and shows no evidence of what material it was made of. Plus, the penny in the image showing it sold for $1,000,000 doesn't even have a D on it. don't lie on the internet kids
I like how people willing to spend about 2M just for a old and unique penny you can do a lot of thing with 2M
if u have a lottery ticket you might be a millionaire without even knowing it
My grandpa owns like 4 1919 Pennie’s
“1.8 MILLION DOLL-“
That’s because the Pennies in 1943 should be made out of steel
The only video that Rom (he) pronounces a name correctly.
I found one on the sidewalk and then lost it ☠️
D ? So this is One piece reference
If you have any 1969 and lower coins you can have a whole bunch of money if you sell it
Then im checking my grandpas collection
Me not noticing that I now have 12.8M from my coins because on the pennies I have in total 12
I just realized that my friend showed me that exact penny in school
Me who always think bronze is copper 💀
It's the will of "D"
Me who isn’t american: *Searching for peso coins that might be rare*
i was like k checks Pennies omg i have one from 1920
Oh pennies have that I guess I’m a trillionaire
I'm sick of all these fucking creators that say "you probaly spent these" the chances of finding one in circulation is like, finding a needle in a earth sized hay stack.
wait little question...if I held on to something for like YEARS would it basically become a antique?