1943 pennies worth money! Pennies you should look for! CAC certification?
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- We talk about 1943 pennies worth money and pennies you should look for.
We talk about regular issue steel pennies and some well know errors. Also what is CAC?
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I have 1988 double ear and no mintage mark under the date of the Lincoln one cent coin. And I want to sell
And all so I have 1977 liberty quarter dollar no mintage mark
Hi sir i have many pennies that so old and rare pennies. Ihave 1943 pennies wheat . 3 pcs i thinks . And my oldest 1 is 1936 1 cent. I can send a photos of my pennies tgat im talking abput. Please help me to sell these pennies
I have a 1943d steel penny
I did not think that the 1943 pennies were worth that much. However will be looking for that special one.
I didn’t think they would be worth that much. I have some very nice very clean steel pennies. Will check them out. Thanks
I have two steel pennies. I expected them to be worth less. I never knew about the CAC grade
I had hoped they would be worth more in the lower grades because I have quite a few I'm always looking for that copper one I know mine is out there
JB - I think you should verify CAC, then BRSH can verify you, then CHY can verify BRSH. I stop at Gold Shield. I don't always agree about 10 percent of the time with PCGS, but I do trust them. I did think they would be worth more. I haven't given it much thought until this video. Thanks.
I have a few 1943 pennies. Some I bought as a youngster. Some I have found since resuming the hobby. None worth the money these are. I will look at the p,d, and s I bought as a kid again. I think they have scratches. Thanks J&B
I've only been collecting for 3 weeks, so to say I'm a novice is way to much! I have been interested in coins my whole life, never spending any in my adult life and I have always checked for wheats and silver coins! I've only seen one steel cent my whole life, that was when I was 6 years old, more than 40 years ago! It was when I was going through my Mom's change looking for wheats and silver coins! It's possible that I've looked though a half million coins maybe more in the 40 years. And haven't seen a second one! To find one would be better to me than 40 silver coins!
Have a GREAT Day!!!!
Please let me know what these coins could be worth roughly thank you very much
I wouldn't have thought steel pennies would be worth that much. I have 3 but not in really good shape. The next show I go to I will be looking for the D mintmark error .
Well from other videos that I've seen different auctions if they go to I would expect they would have brought more money or have more face value considering of the Rarity of the coin
I have a medium jar full of steel p. Ennies, I guess i should look at them. Thank you for the information.
Yes I have a 1943 D steel wheat Penny in good condition and then I have another 1943 steel one with no mint in really good condition
...so how many steel 44's are out there? Are there any left to be found?
I was suprised on the amount of money that you can make on a steel penny. I have over 2 dozen of them in my safe. Maybe I should have them looked at. I might surprise myself. 7 of the coins that I have are from the San Fransisco mint. My Grandmother knew that I am collecting coins, so before she went into the nursing home, she went to her safe and pulled out the steel pennies that she had since the war. Some of them are a bit dirty looking, but I am thinking of getting them graded. Will let you know in the future of the value
I have P mint 1943 with double eyelids. whats that about?
I figured they are worth at lot in high grade do to the fact that it was a 1 year run of a never done and still not duplicated coin on that type of planchit.
I have a 1943 S that the four appears to be partially missing. What do you think?
I have a 1943 p penny but hears the catch. It has a bronze color on its edges and it also have the pink bronze colors on the edges. Plus its magnetic. What makes no sence to me so i sent it to pcgs. It also wieghs 3.00 grams
My needs changing 😊
Yes I live in Alexandria Kentucky I have three of these and my four is really small. Can you help me and tell me where to take these at thank you I have quite a few silver dimes and 40s 30s and lower and I need help thank you
i difinitely did not expect them to be so valuable
You know the way you spoke of people with barrels of the steel 43’s, and some people are even selling rolls at just above a giveaway price tag, I too went by the three in a row in the older collectors books without any thought to errors and also loved the distinction that you brought up discerning the mintage numbers which were or still are high, but the coin population which changes the entire scope of my little thoughts on numismatics in areas I have never considered or checked! The three coins that are of the highest grade never being brought to market and how confident, incredibly flush or truly love coin collecting including the bragging rights! But when I heard you speak of this Green CAC sticker before you began to provide its meaning and great history, I only heard the green thing and since I never heard of it or saw it before I can’t tell you how much I’ve been laughing over that as I thought it was something like the paper clip in the printing of the note but more so the candy wrapper being part of the final minting process I saw in your video. Finally regarding your question, first I’ll give you a laugh, I hid the books the other day and I cannot find them to inspect or even remember a tiny clue as to where I put them at all! As the sweat poured into my eyes, I Had to give up for now! I would really review a thorough viewing of these coins, the ones that were sold as well as coveted as they were not really low numbers and consider if I had a decent grade with the errors you pointed out for each of the mints and noted errors and if I met the standard I would send it in for grading, if I hadn’t met the standard or surpassed it I’d just hold onto it or try selling it without grading and those fees kicking very high into my description and photos looking for a collector who wanted my Great ungraded coin. Ugh, this is going to drive me crazy, What did I do? Sorry for such a long answer, I loved the video and also I have a new green website to look at, LOL!
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I have pennies that I would love to know more about if they are worth anything they are the steel ones and I have 2 other ones from the Denver and the Philadelphia please comment back and those are copper thank you for this video
I have 1943 silver pain how much you will buy for plz reply me soon thanks for trouble.
OK thanks it’ll probably be tomorrow evening before I can do that. Send the pictures I’ll get my daughter to make sure I get it done right and make sure she sees the same thing I say ha ha ha I’ve never seen another like this. Thank you again by the way, we’re about t we’re about your location. I am in Fletcher, North Carolina close to Hendersonville, North Carolina.
I have 23 1943 steel pennies...but I not excited about their value...I want a 1943 Copper penny.
That's for sure Ida!!!!
I have 1982 large date
S mit mark what is mean ?
I have to coins in good condition would love to find out about them or talk to someone
I have 5 steel 1943 uncirculated pennies. I also have 6 steel 1943 pennies. I also have one 1983 penny it looks like it is steel but is not .Is it worth anything?
just bought some 43 steel pennies from Publishers clearing house. They look a little greeninsh. weigh 2.67 to 2.70 grams. They look fresh off the press. Real or ?
I would not have expected these pennies to bring that kind of money at all!! Simply because there are so very many available!! The values astounded me!! Thanks for this info!! Well wishes and prayers to you J&B!!
Is there any prof 1943 still penny ?
I got a 1943 double die obverse and a double die reverse no mint mark can actually see the doubling on bout sides not just wide letters and 4 looks like it is struck over another number and the E on the back looks like it has a different letter stamped on it and the rest are doubled whats the value should i get it graded it is in ms 60 atleast maybe a 65
Jb I have 5 pics 1943 not uncerculated,or not graded can u help me how and we're,thank u very much,I appreciate it
Have a few learning a lot from your videos thanks
Hello sir I expected this price..
Great video
Noobie here... I know jack about grading but I have an issue what you said about MS65 & MS66 ( minute 10:30) being possibly found in your change. MS is Mint State and UNcirculated so how could it possibly turn up in change? Sorry I am a year late here... but I hope you will explain. Thanks.
Looking at a 1943 bronze penny I think that you got doubling on front and back and doesn’t not have a clear mint mark using your microscope, looking closer you see all sorts of different coins that has been printed on both sides very hard to distinguish. I’m new at this but my whole time I haven’t seen nothing like this. Wondering if you knew anything ab seen anything like this I can see part of the another coin stamped into it. Very hard to make out with a naked eye, but everything else looks good
With the 1943 steel penny that weighs 2.80 g let me know thanks you got a great show.
I have 2 a 1943 steels. How I send you pictures? See you can help me with errors?
Can there be an error on n a 1943 proof set?
I have some but the magnet does not pick them up 1943 who have a 1927 a 1942
I have complete sets from each mint and zinc add in Brown. They look like they are proof sets because they have each one pressed in a cardboard stating that they are war pennies. In a hard plastic case what could these pennies be worth from each mint? Please comment back and let me know thank you
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To answer your question. That is very Cool! Lol I have several 43 pennies. I must take a closer look at them. I thought the 43 steel pennies would be worth more but then again, it all depends on the grade as you mentioned. Thanks J. Hope you are feeling better. My prayers are with you.
I never realized the steel pennies would be worth so much due to the fact they are everywhere. On that now I have to say this is why I watch these videos so thank you so much for the knowledge, time, and education
I have recently acquired a 1891 cc silver dollar and was just looking for advice on if it would be worth send to get graded or to just hold onto it for a while?
Devin Underwood Jevon that sounds really cool! And it brings to mind that if it is actually holding a coin to a high standard verified restrict quality of its grade how did you get that without a grade 1st? I know very little about the green CAC things, and it does sound like a truly wonderful COIN to own, But what if they gave you a number that is not what you would really like it to be, you know, A bad week or a fight with their partner, Bad allergies or a bellyache by the rater (Is that a word?) Do you feel extremely confident in your coin being awesome and given a high rating or a questionable need to spoil a rating that is already Green stickered, and endorsed by the ENTIRE numismatic community? J, you didn’t go near that at all, does it need to have that monetary number as well, or is the green sticker the bomb by itself? How could they verify and hold to a higher standard in terms of the strict quality of a grade when it doesn’t have a grade?
Devin I am truly a novice with a real need to learn and I’m not trying to dissuade you, I just saw that it didn’t say CAC, but just CC and I don’t even know what that means and I certainly wish you luck and I hope you share it with us I’d love to know everything, You really filled me with a big smile and what a wonderful coin! It Really Makes me happy to hear about something like this, Even though I screwed up thing up that’s a really good question, is that possible?
Your videos are very helpful
I have 2 of these pennies. I didn't know what to think about their worth. My dad passed away last year. I now own all of his coins.. I'm attempting to learn as much as I can about them all. Just want to make him proud
Definitely need to look closer @ my 43s. Never thought they'd go for that much!
To be honest, I didn't think that the 1943 Wheat Cent could sell for that high (when I considered that it was common during WWII).
Absolutely wild my woman struck me with a roll of these last week Hahaha and now she's throwing everything at me lol. C.A.C is the way to go?
Looking new and
Shine
What is that mean?
Never bothered to look at them.. Thanks JB!!!
I got a question for you. I have a 1943 steel penny that looks as shinny as a dime.I never had anything graded I don’t know how to go about that .Thats my question .Thank you for just reading this
Wow, I figured because they were so common, that they were, for the most part, not of much value, but now I’m going to have to go look at mine to see if any are good grades or errors or maybe both! I like the steel pennies! Thank you J&B for the information!
I have a large selection of double die cent I have a dime I think is on the wrong flanchet a quarter with liberty on G.W neck how do I go about selling my collection
and you would think that's what the + is for PQ ?
I'm sad to say I got a little bummed out from this great story. I know I have some of these coins in my stash but for the life of me I haven't been able to locate them. You've inspired me to start looking again. Thanks! :)
I found a 43 steel cent in a coin star reject tray a couple of months ago... I was inordinately excited over finding a penny. =)
In regards to their value, I guess I never really thought about them much. It is surprising that you can get them 10 for a buck - I've never seen that! (Then again, the coin stores around me are not interested unless you're dropping several thousand dollars.)
I found 45 of those 1943 pennies. 1 has the D on it. How can I figure out how much they are worth?
My only thought on the 1943 steel cents is the question of - replated or original. The replated do LOOK nicer but I know that the value (if there was any) is GONE.
I honestly didn't think the steel pennies would be worth a lot because they made so many, Plus they made some copper ones. Not a lot but they made some and I thought those would be the rare ones and very costly. Compared to the steel ones
Thank you very much for this info J&B I thought steel pennies would be worth considerably less but like I always say you constantly amaze me with prices on coins thank you again I hope you're feeling better
Wow I had no idea that they were worth that much money. I am fairly new to collecting coins. I will be checking all my pennies. I am now going to keep my eyes out for them. Thank you for the great info on what to look for as always J&B
great info
I got a1943 in my change once. Pretty neat find for pocket change. Put it with the others that I have.
Expected these steel pennies especially in B.U. Condition (high grade) to be much higher. There is a ton of re-proccessed steelies out there. And tones of very corroded steel pennies out there !! So the Elite should be in the hundreds of thousands for the best !! Been collecting for 35 years now. And feel because of my facts. Theird level & popularity should propel them to much higher prices. For as special as they are. (Higher Grades) They should command a much higher. Respectful pricing tiers. Also due to so little them being minted. Spread over the globe. They are nothing when it comes to that aspect. And war efffort. Thank you for clarifying these important facts regarding grading & CAC stickers. All my coins are in B U. Condition MS. Old timer taught me what to do besides cherry picking. Look forward to utilizing the CAC sticker soon. With NGC. Thank You !!🌠☄🎆✨🔥🔥🔥🔥🌝🌞🌛
I have a 1943 Steel [enny I found in the hallway of a high school. It's in amazing shape for being as old as it is. I have been thinking of getting it graded. I think I will.
I'm really surprised at the values. I'd heard about the errors in planchettes which would be worth a lot but had no idea about these steel pennies being worth this much also. Wish I could find some. :) Thanks so much for the info.
I did not expect the value to be so high on these pennies. Thanks for the information.
I've got maybe 20 or so steelys, but none of them are worth grading. Maybe if the values go I could go looking for more.
Thanks for this video on the 1943 pennies. I have several steel with most in great shape. I save all I get my hands on because they don't make them anymore. Again, thanks for the info JB.
I did not know that was worth that much and I do have from all the 3 mint companies, P,D,S. I will look into it thank you J.
I just found a looks to me maybe a ms 67 + Philadelphia Double die and she is very pretty, almost as if it's teetering on the edge of being proof truly. I found it about a month ago in a roll of pennies I purchased at my bank.. I was shocked to find it especially in such nice condition and after I watched your video I weighed it and it weighs exactly 2.7 and The double die is so heavy you can see it on the One Cent on the reverse of the coin and by listening to your video I placed it on the scale and Wah! Lah! There it is....2.7. I believe I am going to take the chance and pay whatever it cost to have it graded along with another very pretty 1992 Close Am Lincoln cent. But, I am wondering if you could tell me this, since I am only a silver member I was just told that I do not get any submission forms flips ect. So, I was wondering if I have the cardboard mylar flips may I place my coins in one of those to be shipped to the "PCGS" ?? And, it be accepted. Thanks! in advance if you happen to see my pending question? before I take my chances and send them in the mylar flips.... Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us here on this You tube App. It's very helpful, and appreciated. Thanks ! Mary is my name . Later Gator!
I have one 1943 steel penny. like the info
WOW! Quite an eye opener! Thanks a million!
I got a 1943 steel that looks real toned blue and silver do you think it was cleaned
Montana Jeff I really want to know that answer too J!
Great video! I have a steel penny with s mint mark and no 4 good condition. I think I should check it out.
I have a 43 S but it is not in very good condition. I would love to find one of the D over D pennies.
I was wondering,are there replicas out there of the 43 steel penny? I have one in a collectibles sheet that looks absolutely brand new,even under a microscope.
I love steel penny! Thanks for the video!
I have never heard of CAC and to me, it is amazing to hear how much more valuable this coin would be with this sticker. However, without the sticker, it still get a decent profit..... Anything over face value is phenomenal.
I didn't expect the value to be that high! I do have some steel pennies and I am very excited that I have some good quality ones. Wow!
I do not know the 1943 steel Worth this much money I guess I have to go find me some steel pennies now thank you the in ℹ JB👍👍👍👍👍
Love steelies, good tip on how to find them is run a strong magnet along unsearched rolls and grab the ones that stick. 😁
JB, did not know that they r this valuable!! THx for ANOTHER great info session! Keep em COMING!!!
Great video! I have a beautiful 1943 MS +++ now I am thinking of sending that one in as well. I also bought about 40 of these in so/so condition a while back...I think I will take another look at those! Thanks guys!!!
Still penny weigh 3.05
I actually never thought they could be worth that much. It's nice to know. I have a few but nothing in great condition. I'll have to check for those errors though.
I want to sell mine...do you buy?
GREAT HAVE THESE CIONS
I expected usual values associated with these 1943 steel pennies because of their history and composition. However their values in high grades are more than I realized. So I need to recheck my collection. Thank you for the information about the CAC sticker. How do you submit a coin for this additional designation and what does it cost?
Give me green it means money I expected them to be a lot lower but I'm pulling mine out to check thank you
I had no idea what they were worth. I only have a couple not in good shape.
I think these are being sold for about what I would expect - more than I can believe though!
CAC is Certified Acceptance Corporation green sticker. I had never heard of it. i have 4 steel pennys.
I’m just getting ready to send in some really high grade 43’s for grading at pcgs anxious to see what they will comeback like.
Even after watching the video, I’m impressed I’d love to hear what happens and what grades do come back! ‘Some’ really high grade ‘43’s, just as you speak of feeling anxious, you passed it on to me also as I’m getting that feeling of anxiety for you too! Wishes for great luck and please let us know (at least me). Fingers and toes are crossed 🤞
Do you remember the liberty bell bank ? Well I have one with all steel pennies.