Have you ever seen a 1943 steel penny

[Joedirtfan101]

Yep!Got lots of them.....

[ocarinakadaju]

I've heard these coins were either made 100% bronze also.

[ocarinakadaju]

I find those on the floor and from change. Right now I have like 10 of them. Also if you receive some magazine that I forgot the name of, they sell them in huge bags for $19.

[PlayableJackson]

wheat cents were steel in 1944 not 1943

[STARWARS439]

It's a photo people gosh.

[Themagicfulnatalia]

@STARWARS439 no i recored it with a camera and made a vid on my computer its the sceeen not a pic

[Igotmykiki]

I have a 1944 wheat penny, can you tell me the value please thanks

[Themagicfulnatalia]

@Igotmykiki yea a mint 1 is worth about US $649.95 in the us but it depends the conditioned u have it in

[NaggarIndia]

@Themagicfulnatalia  Its not "rare" and its not in uncirculated condition.

[dbrec12365]

I have 40,000 past on to me from older generations. Idk what to do with them, i do want to sell them but dont know how

[Themagicfulnatalia]

@dbrec12365 hey u should make a ebay account and out them on ebY U MAY MAKE BIG BIG BUCKS

[dbrec12365]

@Themagicfulnatalia u aint liein buddy, but i dont trust ebay

[Themagicfulnatalia]

@dbrec12365 why dont u trust ebay



[dbrec12365]

@Themagicfulnatalia jus dont, i already sold them for 1cent a piece, so i got 425 dollars

[atowmom]

i have 2

[kevinmccarthy98]

i have a 1919 penny found in my house



[Themagicfulnatalia]

hey @kevinmccarthy98 a 1919 penny is worth $1.00-$6.00 dollars

[sr71ablackbird]

i have one, i would rather have a 1943 copper penny though, it would be worth more, seeing that copper was being used in rounds for ammo.

[Themagicfulnatalia]

@sr71ablackbird yea a copper pennie is worth more than a steel penny



[sr71ablackbird]

@Themagicfulnatalia especially a copper penny from 1943 ...lol....

[MegaHalomasta]

dang i have 1952

[JulianSaiyan98]

Didnt like video

[Themagicfulnatalia]

@JulianSaiyan98 well i dont care because i did the video on my computer so i dont know what u r talking about

[pipersmitty87]

I have 4 of them

[preyohines]

mines older

[vtgelectronics]

cool! do you have one?

[SMELLZtoGOOD]

fuck man, i had one from 1919. son of a bitch -____-

[apolanco602]

ill give you 2 pennies for that

[whissmaster9900]

i have like ton of these

[rondogon48]

yes duh

[belinda1093]

ah i have only one of 1955 and other one of 1945!!

[theskeptic2010]

Nowdays pennies are made mostly of copper-coated zinc because copper itself is too expensive to make pure copper pennies. Even the zinc pennies we have now cost more than one cent to make. If you have a bunch of old pure copper pennies you could take them to a metal recycler and get more than the face value of them as the copper in an old penny is worth more than one cent.

[theskeptic2010]

The earliest penny I ever got back in change was a 1911 penny and it was in remarkably good shape considering how old it was. Most pennies that old are really worn down quite a bit from the years of handling.

[Themagicfulnatalia]

@theskeptic2010 as change

[veryoddkid]

@theskeptic2010 my dads oldest coin is from 1910 and he has three steel pennies

[theskeptic2010]

I actually got one back in my change a few years ago. Enough of them were made to where they aren't that valuable as collector coins however. Looks just like a copper penny only it's made of steel. There was a severe shortage of copper during World War II. Most copper was being used as shell casings for bullets and larger shells for ammunition. What wasn't being used for that was being used for electronic wiring. So for a while they made pennies out of steel instead of copper during WWII.

[Themagicfulnatalia]

@theskeptic2010 yea u can look it up online and it says that copper pennies cost a lot more than steel pennies

[gabbi96ify]

i have a lot

[iwantpizza06451]

I have one!



[LocustaVampa]

Very nice!

[Themagicfulnatalia]

@LocustaVampa thanks

[Gugfuben]

my dad found 3, 1 for me 1 for my older sister and 1 for my yunger sis . oh and actually its steel dipped in a silver color and they are steel because in the 40's they needed copper for the war effort u can tell if its real if it sticks to a magnet

[Themagicfulnatalia]

@Gugfuben yea if it sticks to a magnet it steel i think

[Wolf9661]

Its copper and it's a wheat penny.

[Themagicfulnatalia]

@Wolf9661 yea

[SKAT34L1F3123]

yes

[penguinsarebeast33]

Hey, I got one of those. Nice Vid kid

[Themagicfulnatalia]

@penguinsarebeast33 thanks

[TheHotRod1961]

looks copper?

[Themagicfulnatalia]

@TheHotRod1961 yea it is copper

[drew7473]

got one in change that other day

[Themagicfulnatalia]

@drew7473 i buy all of my coins in a coin store or most of the time in the Flea Mart