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The value of any coin depends on its condition, primarily, as well as its rarity and various other factors. In the case of the 1943 steel cent, rarity isn't an issue; these coins that seem unusual today are actually quite common. A rough estimate would be that each coin is worth about a dollar to a collector; whether you could actually get a dollar each, or $850 for the lot, depends on your determination & patience, and whether someone would actually want that many steel cents in one batch. Realistically, unless your coins are nice uncirculated ones (and not replated) you will never live long enough to get $1 apiece for your coins from collectors -- more likely 5 to 10 cents apiece in circulated condition. There were over a billion of these steel cents minted, so they are relatively common -- easy to find at any coin show.
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Is it possible for forty-six pennies and nickels to have a total value of a dollar?
No. You will not get a whole number of pennies and nickels to equal exactly $1. See below to find out why: Let X be the number of pennies and Y be the number of nickels. The total number of pennies and nickels is equal to 46 so, X + Y = 46 Additionally, the total number of pennies and nickels must also equal 1 dollar, so 0.01X + 0.05Y = 1 Using these two equations, solve simultaneously for X & Y to find the number of pennies and nickels. Use the 1st equation and substitue in the second. Substitute Y = 46-X into the 2nd equation: 0.01X + 0.05(46-X) = 1 0.01X + 2.30 - 0.05X = 1 0.04X = 1.30 X = 32.5 and solving for Y, Y=13.5
What is the average age of all US Pennies?
you need to a research and find out yourself..its pretty easy! just take at least 100 pennies and record the year and you'll eventually add the ages of all the penies and devide by 100 and you'll get the age of pennies
How do find the answer to two thirds of 12 pennies?
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What is the value of a 1939 steel wheat penny?
Check the date again and it should say 1943. This was the only year steel pennies were made. Ask how much a 1943 steel penny is worth and you should find the answer. If an answer doesn't come up there should be on in the related questions section.
What is the value of an uncirculated 1943-P steel penny with a clearly doubled date?
According to my "book", there was no double dies that year. The only error was some pennies that year were struck on bronze instead of steel. My advice would be for you to find a dealer and have them check the authenticity of the coin.
Where can you find information on 1943 zinc-coated steel pennies?
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).
Are there any 1943 copper pennies still out there?
yes I have 1 1943 copper pennies, but if you find one make sure it is not a 1948 with the 8 cut down and yes its a copper pennies
1943 steel nickel no mint mark picture?
The 1943 Lincoln cent was made of steel, not the nickel. Do a Google search to find the picture you want.
Who has a picture of a 1943 copper penny?
It looks like any other penny...with the exception of a small handful, all 1943 pennies were steel. If you think you have one, go to www.money.org and find a American Numismatic Association coin dealer in your area to verify it. If it is one, it can be worth more than $100,000. Beware of counterfeits.
What is the value of a 1943 silver penny misprint?
Not silver and not a "misprint"* Assuming you are referring to a US penny with Abraham Lincoln on it, all 1943 pennies have a somewhat silvery appearance because they were made of steel with a zinc coating. Steel was used to save copper for the war effort. Any that you find in average condition are probably worth no more than about 25 cents. In exceptional condition they can be worth anywhere from a dollar to a couple of hundred, however. Now if you had a genuine 1943 penny made of copper (of which a handful are known), then you'd have something of great value - thousand of dollars. (*) Please note that coins are not printed, they're struck. "Printing" refers to paper and ink, e.g. dollar bills.
How much is a 1943 silver wheat penny worth?
1943 pennies are actually made of steel, coated with zinc. This was done to save the copper for the war effort. There were over a billion of these minted, so they are not rare. You can find them at most coin shows for 5-25 cents apiece in circulated condition. I , Dan
How many steel war pennies were made?
You can find mintage figures for "wheatie" cents at a site such as the one linked below
Is it hard to find a steel 1943 penny?
It's gonna be harder to find one in circulation but you can easily find one online or at a coin collector.
Do anyone know how much a siv ler 1943 penny is worth?
The penny is made of zinc as it was during world war 2 and metals like copper, brass, and steel were in high demand for the war effort, so pennies were made with zinc. Not sure of it's worth, but they are getting very hard to find
Do you have a list of the worth of copper pennies?
I would be impossible to give a value for all copper pennies. The only pennies made of mostly copper are those made before 1983. These have a melt value of 2 cents. To find the value of an individual coin ask another question structuring it like the one below(be sure to fill in the <> with the correct information): What is the value of a <date> <country of origin> <denomination>
