First make sure it's real. Tons of fake ones were made so you could easily have a counterfeit coin. Try sticking it to a magnet. If it sticks it's fake if doesn't then you should try getting it authenticated by a 3rd party grading service. If it comes back real then it would be best to get a hold of some the biggest coin collectors in country. Doing a few Google searches can get this.
Anywhere from 3 cents to $1,000,000 depending upon what it is and the condition.
Cents have never been made out of lead. If you have a 1943 cent, it's made of steel coated with zinc due to wartime copper shortages. In circulated condition most sell for 25 to 50 cents.
Well . . . there have never been any silver pennies minted in the US, so you must be talking about the steel pennies. As far as I know, 1943 was the only year that steel pennies, or 'steelies', were minted.
You can sell it at coin shops, flea markets or to collectors you may know. There are other options of selling but unless it is uncirculated there would not be much money left for you.
Magicians' coins sell for $8-$10 in novelty stores and $2-$3 on eBay. It's getting harder to find older magician's coins, so one made from two wheat cents may bring a bit more.
There are not many 1943 copper pennies known. If it is genuine they sell for well over $100,000.
Keep it or sell it to a coin collector. These are not rare coins so you wont get much for it.
Yes, but these coins are extremely rare and sell for over $100,000. If you have one I would recommend getting it certified.
The 1943 penny was made of steel with a zinc coating [ hence the silver look]. They are steel so they are attraced to a magnet. The value depends on the condition and with no rust showing they sell for about $0.50 to $1 and then more if they are in better condition.AnswerUncirculated examples sell for $1 to $2. In any lower condition a dealer may give 5 or 10 cents. He already has rolls of them that he can't sell. 1943 pennies are made of steel. This is because in 1943, the government needed so much copper to make war materials. Some pennies from 1943 are copper, because the government made a mistake. The copper 1943 pennies are worth about $10,000.
HIGHER!!! It is worth $150,000!!!!CorrectionThe above response refers to an AMERICAN copper penny dated 1943. All Canadian cents dated 1943 were made of copper, while 2010 cents are copper-plated steel. 1943 Canadian cents are worth around 50 cents to a dollar depending on condition, so they're certainly worth more than 2010 cents but not a huge amount. To explain the value of a 1943 AMERICAN copper cent, the US Mint switched to zinc-plated steel that year because copper was needed for making ammunition. A few copper blanks left over from 1942 were accidentally mixed in and were struck with the 1943 date. These coins are very rare and can sell for the amount quoted above.
1928 is a common date for wheat penny's, most show heavy wear and sell for 10 to 50 cents.
All 1942 pennies are made of bronze. In circulated condition they sell for a few cents. However in uncirculated condition, it could sell in a MS state between $5 to $7,500 depending on what MS it is and Which mint produced it.You may be thinking of the famous 1943 Copper penny. in 1943 copper was saved for the war effort which meant pennies were to be made from steel and zinc.A slip up by mint staff meant a few copper blanks were left in the machine and a handful of 1943 COPPER pennies were put into circulation.These coins can fetch up to $400,000 plus!!!
You can sell it to your local coin shop, online, or to a fellow enthusiast.
30 cents at most.
There were over a billion pennies minted in 1943 out of steel coated with zinc. In circulated condition, they'er worth about 5 cents. What you are probably confusing this with is the rare 1943 COPPER penny. A few dozen of these were accidently made in 1943 from old copper blanks. These sell for tens of thousands of dollars. They are also highly counterfeited -- usually by copper plating a steel 1943 cent -- check with a magnet to eliminate 99% of the fakes (a real one will not stick to a magnet).
Ebay is a good idea for selling steel pennies. if you don't have good luck with Ebay. I would just keep it since even in average circulated they are only worth a few dollars.
Anywhere from 3 cents to $1,000,000 depending upon what it is and the condition.