1943 penny

7.5K views · 246 reactions | #coin | By Affinity Swing | Here's how you make over $50, 000 with a penny. Please don't forget to like and follow. Okay, most of you have seen one of these 1943 steel pennies. What you're looking for is a copper penny from nineteen forty-three. So the best test to do is the magnet test. If your 1943 penny sticks to a magnet, it's only worth about 30 cents. But if it doesn't stick, it might be copper. Here's what you want.

very rare 1944 penny

If you have a copper penny from 1943, it could be worth thousands of dollars thanks to a unique metal shortage during WWII.

The 1963 penny is a type of Lincoln Memorial Cent. The obverse design features the profile of Abraham Lincoln, while the reverse demonstrates the Lincoln Memorial Building in Washington, DC. While this penny may seem

See how much a 1940 wheat penny with no mintmark is worth and how much a 1940-D penny is worth. The most valuable 1940 penny (with wear from circulation) is the 1940-S penny. See how much all of your 1940 pennies are worth here...

COLLECTIBLE – Coin designs that were minted for only one year make this a fun collectible. The One Year Rarities Collection contains the Lincoln Steel Penny minted only in 1943, the four Lincoln Bicentennial Pennies minted only in 2009, the four Westward Journey Nickels, and the Bicentennial Quarter, Half Dollar and Dollar. A great set for a beginning collector or advanced hobbyist. Coins are matted on an 8 by 10 inch collectible card which displays obverse and reverse. QUALITY & DETAIL - In…

With its war-tied history and peculiar coin timeline, the Steel penny is one of the most valuable coins in the wheat penny family. This coin doesn't just come with a zinc-coating finish; It is one

And it might just be in your pocket.

The phrase 'lucky penny' does not do this rare coin justice. There is a coin in circulation worth over $1 Million dollars!

When it comes to rare pennies, the 1943 copper penny is one of the rarest. In 1943, the copper penny was replaced by the steel penny. The reason the steel penny replaced the copper penny was because of World War II. America needed all the copper...