1943 Lincoln Cent Steel Penny Value - Do You Have A 1943 Silver Penny Worth $3,000?
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RARE 1944 Lincoln Cent Pennies Worth? • 1944 Lincoln Cent Whea...
1943 Lincoln Cent Pennies are known for valuable off metal planchets, experimental planchets, mint errors, doubled dies and repunched mint marks RPMs. Find out if you have one. People have found 1943 Copper pennies, 1943 Steel penny and 1943 silver penny cent.
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I got a coin with two Angel in both sides
i have 3 penny 1943 but i don’t know this the good one or no if you have email i can send to u
@@salahalghanem does it stick to a magnet? If so then it's not the good one.
CoinHELPu yes its stick magnet 🧲
I have one steel wheat penny 1943 or 1944 I can’t remember I hid it so I wouldn’t accidentally use it or lose it. But I’ve misplaced it haha. I have a question though I have one side to a penny that looks like it’s just half a shell of a penny is that something?
I acquired a set of 5 proof quality 1943 Steel cents about 15 years ago while visiting my girlfriend's mother in Philadelphia. We had coin collecting in common and she gifted me the set. They are beautiful! I absolutely enjoy seeing them in such a pristine condition as I have many others that are not so nice to look at.
Please watch my video. ua-cam.com/video/CYkoT-2Vi2w/v-deo.html
Your "proof quality" coins were plated, as were untold millions of other steel cents. No Prooflike steel cents have been certified by PCGS, NGC, or ANACS, although a few of the "Star" NGC's look like satin proofs (we actually have one listed on Ebay). Researcher Walter Breen believed that proof steel cents were minted but, again, none have ever been certified.
InnVE 1943 s Stell Penn Thanks
@@CoinHELPu My name is RAFA el Sol Solis IN I like to sell My coins.
I have a bunch of them
Highly informative, as always!!
Thank you again for sharing your knowledge 😃
Thanks so much for sharing this info!
Thank you so much for showing this video. I always look forward to seeing them. They're so informative. You have a wonderful day and as always, Enjoy. CI
Thank you and you're welcome
Thanks for the video!You can never learn enough about rare coins!
Great info as always. Thanks for sharing!
Always great info man, keep it up!
Seeing these cents gives us some more errors an varieties to look for. Thanks again
Wow I am so amazed at how much knowledge you have and almost embarrassed at how little I have , all the years I’ve been collecting , working 60 + hours a week never actually did the research , never had time . Thank you 🙏 I “may” have some treasures .
Many years ago (80’s )I worked in the fast food business and was a manager , counted $ daily and found coins pretty much everyday & just bought them back. Bought collections from old folks wanting to sell & dad gave me a few...... next couple years I will be working about 30 hours , will have time to look close & send off if warranted.
Thank you. You just might and hope you do. Working that hard you deserve it!
Thanx 🙂
Thanks, Daniel for this very nice video. It helped me alot .
Thanks for the time and effort making this video.
Interesting
Thanks Daniel for sharing this video. I have to blame many of the 1943 steel pennies, making this video a precise tool to work with.
Have a blessed day
and thanks again
Watching you should welcome thank you watching
I have a 1943 steel where do you send if to to get graded. It's a unusual color.
1944 Lincoln Cent Value ua-cam.com/video/BDDjxJ28WCU/v-deo.html
I have a 1945 wheat penny what is the value of it if any?
I WAS GIVING 2 WHEAT PENNIES FROM 1943 ONE OF THEM HAVE. D.S AND THE OTHER HAS D. IN I HAVE A PENNY WITH A HAND IN A TAIL IN IT DOSENT HAVE A DATE. IT ONLY SHOW A 0 WERE THE DATE GOSE
I think I have something 1943 but I need someone professional to tell me
1943 silver or steal not sure I have a couple different colored one looks bronze
I have been looking to see if I can make real money online
Great information. I'm going to double check my steel pennies. Thanks.
Thank you! Just starting out... I appreciate your honesty... Blessings! :)
Great info thanks always nice to learn what to look for
Very Informative, Bravo !
Just subscribed great info and you are very patient with the many people asking idiotic questions.
Turns out my great grandfather was one of the people who clipped and shaved coins to sell as errors back in the day (at least that is my assumption).. I was going through his old collection that I just found out he had and there was a film tube filled with clipped pieces and shavings of silver dimes and also a couple rolls of '43 steel cents. Next time I get the chance, I'll have to run a magnet over them lol
Thanks for all the valuable information. I have a 1943 steel wheat penny and several others (different years). I need to educate myself. lol
You are the most informative person on UA-cam for American coins ,Thank you for your dedication to the hobby!Anyone ask me about American coins I send them to your channel.
Wish I found you sooner it just seems to me your easier to understand thanks for your help keep them coming :-)
Yes i have one the same like this
Subscribed! Awesome info!
Great steelie video. I have close to 500 , including an "Obverse struck thru" graded AU55. Always on the lookout for the D/D
Thanks much, when I was little, the steel pennies fascinated me.
I like Collective Soul! Nice vid! Always on the lookout for nice Cent finds!
@@aj.midtowncollectibles8648 yes i have some old coins dont know 'what they are wourth can you callme at 7313631060 would like to tell about these coins
Awesome information!!! Thank you!
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I have a lot of 1943 cents and I’m going back to check them! I also have two off center pennies that I’m going to submit to PCGS! Great info as always! Thanks
These 1943's are a great example of a neat coin. The variety that exist is fascinating.
Very helpful. Thank you.
Very helpful. Thank you
I had just received my grandfathers coin collection. I'm finding out that there's so much more to it then just collecting coins. I'm actually enjoying looking at them closer. This video really does help my newly found hobby. I'm just worried about letting other professionals appraise them. Can I trust them not to switch out my coin with one that has No value? I new a scale and a Microscope now.. But I'm learning. Thank You for these videos.
My concern as well and where do you take it too?
@@debbierandolph5293 Don't take it to anyone. Some people out there are crooks. Get yourself a USB coin microscope, a small scale that weighs in grams, and a 2021 or newer Coin Red book from Ebay. Get to work, it's fun! Also you can look up each coin value on UA-cam. But never walk into a shop and drop off your coins and ask how much. I'm not saying all are bad but a coin price can jump from &100.00 to several thousands. Also never wipe off or clean any coin.
Thank you so much.🙏
Thanks for your video. I'm new to coin collecting and trying to soak up any knowledge I can.
A VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO. I'M JUST NOW GETTING BACK INTO COLLECTING COINS JUST TO GET RID OF THEM. I HAVE STUDIED FOR A LONG TIME IN KNOWING THE VALUE OF CERTAIN COINS. GREAT VIDEO SIR.
This is a great coin video. Daniel really knows what he is talking about.
One of very few on UA-cam that know their stuff,Daniel is the best on UA-cam for American coins.
@@gregcushing1716 Yes....he is very good.
I have one, I've had it since I was a kid. Have always enjoyed it in my collection. Thank you for sharing
Great information thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for the info video as I have saved a few hundred 1943 pennies to look through.
I also own a 1943 P cent, struck on a dime planchet.
Thank you Daniel! I never knew that there was a 1943 silver cent.
Yeap and I have 1 for sale
@@SidelinersTvdowjonez Lol 😂 🕵📀💿📀💿📀💿
steel not silver
@@SidelinersTvdowjonez 16 cents
I like learning. Great video.
Thanks Daniel! Allot of things going on with the 43 cent but rare to findem. I wish everyone Goodluck. Yea, the 43 on a copper planchet is dream find for sure !
On pawn stars someone wanted 100,000.00 dollars & was told by an appraiser it was only valued at 30,000.00 & that was several years ago . So I guess anyone with these coins should really get them checked out by the most coin collectors they can to get a fair sale for their prized rare coins. Thank You James Burke
Is this true? I came across someone who's got like 5 and wants to know. They are all 1943 steel pennies and one is really shiny great shape...
@@TheCabinfever1977 No, these are all 1943.
I have one coin 1943
I have one coin 1943
Everyone has them
Hi, love listening to you. I have 1 of those pennies and my father in law left us many collections Of coins.
I have 2 of them great condition too
I've got 4. 2 are in beautiful condition, the other two not so much. New sub here, thanks for posting!
I have a set (by year) of Indian Head penny’s from 1901 - 1907. My Father collected them and I thought he had 1-10 but after he passed, he had always said they would go to me, I could only find 01 - 07.
I don’t know what that would be worth, if anything, but I also have Wheat pennies that I’ve collected and I’m so happy I stumbled across your youTube channel because I can learn what’s worth more and which ones to get excited about finding ( if it’s possible 😬)!
I have several 1943 steel wheat pennies. I did not know that they were worth very much. Now I will be checking them out after seeing your video. Thanks for the info....
if there just regular then worth 16 cents
I believe I have a 1943-1mm-013, as per verbal description on the Wexler site. I also have multiple errors from the same die as the errors are exactly the same. Is there an added premium for multiple errors from the the same strike? Thanks again for your passion and information.
Great info, I have all three but nothing like you show.
Very informative video thank you
Once again! WELL DONE BOYFRIEND! OBVIOUSLY my CHASE PIECE WOULD be the 1943 COPPER ❤ HOWEVER...they are all extremely awesome coins.Personally, I'D love the whole set.I enjoyed putting a 1982 set together. I STILL am a little worried about that darn SMALL date
THANK YOU FOR LEARNING ME THAT ONE. I LIKE TRYING TO ASEMBLE A SET
YOU HAVE TAUGHT ME MUCH.TEACHERS ARE OVERLOOKED IN THIS HOBBY.I TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY
THANK YOU FOR ALWAYS BEING YOU.THAT IS MY FAVORITE TRAIGHT ABOUT YOU.❤your stalker.
Bună am și eu citi va bănuți peny din 1943 ,și am unu de otel ,și nu lam băgat în seama pentru ca am crezut ca nu bun cere ce e din otel ,ce sa fac cu el te rog sa ma sfătuiești de oare ce eu sunt la început și nu ma pricep, am foarte mulți peny și nu știu valoarea lor multumesc.
I appreciate your sharing your knowledge of these coins. How do you send them off to be graded and certified? I have some that I would like to send to the PCGS. Thank you.
NANCY MESSENGER - did you find out where to send them off to?
Definitely subscribing .
Much appreciated.
I have several of the 1943s. The copper one is where the money is. GREAT video keep doing them.!!!
I have a 1943 D copper wheat cent uncirculated
@@Phukitinc24471 stick to magnet? rust color or copper? fake from china?
Another great video, thanks again. One issue I always have when trying to identify varieties is my vision. Even with my glasses, good lighting, and correct magnification, I still have issues seeing certain things. One error coin I was able to win recently in an auction was an 1861 3cent Silver 180 degree rotated die. I plan on sending it off to PCGS when I get around to doing my next batch of coins.
This is another reason I recommend looking for known varieties because they're easier to find by comparing to images.
I have 2 sets of pennies from 1940-1960,all 3 mints! Going to check them with a microscope and scale! Thanks!
Outstanding video! Just so well done......every detail.
Yeah I heard of people putting coins in a vise between 2 other coins..they call them sandwich coins ..which leaves a recuse design on the modified coin ...I dug one up years ago with my metal detector and that is how I learned of this
Could see these easily going for quite a bit more later on down the road .
I have a lots of old wheat penny's I have some them you was showing I got to check them out thank you
I just found one in an empty lot..it is rough but I knew it was not a typical penny. Thought it was silver..even my dad born in 44 had not seen one. Kinda excited to have it now.
Funny this video turned up on my feed today because I just received a new 2022 red book 📕 and with that they included a small baggy that fell out! In that bag was an 1943 steel cent , 1901 small cent and a 1936 Buffalo nickel! Sweet! Now ya got me wondering about that.steel cent - it sure looks clean!
Even MS64 is only worth $15 which is less than the fees.
Interesting, I actually have a 1943 steel penny in perfect condition I've had for a very long time. I saw your re-conditioning video as well. You may laugh but I got it in the grocery store from a vending machine as a kid for a nickel and kept it in the little plastic egg that it came in the all these years (around 40). Today was the first time I put a magnet against through the little egg and it stuck! I'm like is this real? Do I have a perfect condition 1943 steel penny? I can't even remember if I got lucky getting this or if there was other stuff in the vending machine in 1980 but I do remember walking up to it, inserting the coin, getting my prize and saying crap I just spent a nickel on a penny before putting it in my pocket.
Your story sounds so familiar to my first amazing coin experience, and the reason I continue 42 yrs later, examining every coin I receive.
I'm still sketchy about the 1943 coin I have as it doesn't have the reconditioning attributes in his video. But it does have a slight not so smooth surface. Though the good news is found in my small collection is a 1950 penny with mint errors. Of course I posted it on Facebook saying I had a $1,000,000 penny for sale with my mothers birth year. insert laughing emoji here
I hear you on checking change, I got two 1976-1776 quarters in a row and that's really all I'm after!
🤣🤣🤣 crap i just paid a nickel for a penny, indeed 🤣🤣
Nowandays, when I get a '81 or older penny I'm like "cool, 2.5 cents worth of copper for a penny"...🤪
Nice video, thanks dan.
Good information on 43 I didn't know. Thanks
I have a whole roll I’m gonna have to look and see if any of em are gonna pay my truck off😂
I have a cotter 1943 is it worth any thing
Whos going to pay you?
I found one in change that was bronze plate recently. Somebody's Science Project. Good Job
A wealth of knowledge.
I began collecting steel pennies in 1949 when I was a paperboy and received them from my customers along with a lot of other interesting coins. I still have about 15 of them in a variety of conditions although most are not badly worn. Some a silvery in color while others are a flat grey in appearance. I question if any of them would be worth the expense of having them graded by PCGS and secondly if I would really want to sell them after all these years.
The one burning question that needs to be addressed! What can be done if anything,
about prosecuting eBay sellers that sell counterfeit coins on eBay! Please advise!
Require up to date license and address...remove PayPal as an option, and only accept a check.
I have a double face penny 1943 misprinted don't know what it's worth would love to know what it's worth
Someone at Walmart left a bunch of steel Penny's at Walmart and when the manager was picking them up I asked if I could have one and he gave me one
I didn't realize how many varieties of '43s there were, (Thought that only the copper/bronze variety was worth it.😲) now, I've got work to do, even if I don't find the "BIG ONE!"
I have one of these...where do I go to find out more on it ot about cashing out/getting paid ! Thanks for ur knowledge and anymore u can give would be greatly appreciated !
Surprised the it got a grade of AU53
It looks rough
John
any coin shop
I have two of these 1943-D steel, excellent condition. Just checked, I have three. In the 50s they were all put in plastic holders.
I have 1 too I’ll sell it to you honestly. I’ll never do the work to process it and all that stuff
Same i have one in nice condition and i went to a coin shop and they said it was only worth like $17 so i just kept it
I'm fairly new to collecting and I have afew steelies that weigh 2.98g plus and minus .01 aswell as 1 @2.48g. All are magnetic aswell and all are ms+ quality. Its hard to find info about over/under weight coins anywhere for this year aswell as values for these that are not copper/bronze planchet. Curious if these weights are on the more common side? I gather common weight is 2.70 give or take within 0.13.
worth 16 cents - 20 dollars on the high end, should be flat grey, if shiny then was re plated and not worth anything
Thank you , l want to learn more .
I have one with out a letter it's been driving me crazy I need to know if it's worth something it sticks to magnet
I have heard that ,yes. Steel does stick to a magnet. Haha.
If it's in average condition, it's worth about 10 cents. 🙂
i got those steel ones how can i know what they are ?
They're only worth a few cents circulated
Great job!!!!!!!!
I am new to coin collecting but am wondering how do I go about sending them to get checked. I also have a large collection of Star bills some really rare and dont know how to or where to send to get them checked.
Lets post this show on Rumble.
Got 1943 steel penny magnetic sticks to
Normal, you want to copper that doesn't stick
I've got one to.
@CoinHELPu would there be any way that you could take a look at the one I have? I came across one of these 1943 Stainless Steel Pennies (does stick to a magnet however) and it has no letter mint is there a way I can reach out so you could see pictures of it?
Hey how you doing i would like to know. Where can i go to get my 1943 penny appraised it dont have the City Mart on it under the 1943 please answer if you can thank you
Worth a few cents just like I said in the video
I have a glass jar of steel pennies and haven’t really looked at them but will soon after watching this video!!
I got the 1943 Penney silver from a friend of mine. Now I want to sell it. If you are interested if me a price maybe the right price for you.
, can you help I have a 2013 $20 bill with a blue silver star like on $50 bill under the serial number,on right hand side
It's too modern to have a premium.
I keep hearing that certain penny's are worth money and in high demand.Who can I contact that has serious answers.I went to one collection shop and was told its all Lies.I live in Pennsylvania and would really like some serious information on these coins.Thank you.
Thank you for the information I have a lot of coins collection
I have 10 1943 steel pennies and most of them look like they have been spray-painted silver, with the silver underneath. Any advice? Thank you for all you do, thank God we have folks like you to turn to.
that one 1943 looked like a machine double.i myself have a hard time with whats a DD and whats is a machine double. could you maybe do a vid on those?by the way great vid.🙌
I did and why I tell everyone to search my videos. Thanks! Here it is ua-cam.com/video/grt_QNpURuQ/v-deo.html
Me to brother.
I remember when steel pennies were all around.
I have coins carolus lll 1786
thank, you for you're video
Hello my husband has 3 of this 1943 penny or war penny made of steel, the 3 of them have an S under 1943 can you tell me if those have value, or where should we go to check we live near San Francisco CA, I will really appreciate!
Interesting
I think I have some of these steel pennies! I wondered why they were such an unusual color.
BTW Daniel, did you weigh in on my 1832 Capped Liberty Bust? I ended up making a new video about it and lost my first set of comments, I think maybe yours was in there. Would love to hear what you have to say about it!
try looking into coin shows with certified Numismatic people that can tell you what coins you have are actually valued at!
If you have a 1944 silver penny your sitting on a fortune!
I have a silver 1943 penny, I have a 1959 the color is really odd.
I have a 1829 capped bust half dime not sure of its value in pretty good condition for its age
I hace a 1945 solver penny how mucho cost?
I once got a bunch of wheats from a bank teller that she had in her till. About 40 wheats most were 1943 steel cents. One was bronze plated. I kinda skipped a beat when I saw it. Fun to find in change.