No. They were minted in the hundreds of millions.
You may be confusing those dates with 1943 copper cents, which were struck in error and ARE rare. Copper was a strategic war metal needed for ammunition, so in 1943 the Mint struck cents out of zinc-coated steel. A few copper blanks left over from 1942 accidentally got mixed in with the steel blanks and were struck with the 1943 date.
Genuine 1943 cents sell for tens of thousands of dollars. All known coins have been accounted for, so don't expect to find a real one in change. There are lots of counterfeits though, either steel cents that were copper-plated or 1948 cents where the 8 was altered into a 3.
No.
All 1983 cents were minted on zinc planchets coated with a thin layer of copper. The last solid copper cents were minted in mid-1982, and there are no reports of any copper blanks accidentally being mixed with the zinc ones in later years.
Bottom line: as far as anyone knows, there was no repetition of the accident that allowed some copper cents to be minted back in 1943.
To the best of my knowledge, the only valuable 1983 cents are those with a small overdate in the "83", but generally only if the coin is uncirculated or almost uncirculated.
That sort of information could fill a book of hundreds of pages.
Please be a bit more specific.
Pennies are coins.
A 1930 penny.
1793, 1794
Only the Philadelphia mint made pennies in 1900. There isn't really a rarest.
The two rarest Indian Head pennies are the 1877 and the 1909-S.
Pikman or Pokemon The Rarest is mewtwo
there is no rarest Pokemon you have to train and train and including shinies there is no real rarest Pokemon at all.
The rarest sillyband is the pink spider!
It all depends on what type of penny is it. If they are all regular non-errored pennies then your set is worth $.99. If it includes a book/holder it may be worth a little more. If you have a 1943 copper penny, 40 exist in the world today, they are worth over $100,000 per penny. It all depends on which pennies you have. The above is the rarest for 1900-1999. Check frequently websites on rare us coins.
If you refer to general circulation Australian Pennies rather than Proof coins, the order runs something like this - 1. 1930 Penny is the rarest 2. 1920 Penny with no dots on the reverse 3. 1925 Penny 4. 1946 Penny
The black opal is the rarest of all opals. It is only found in Australia. About 97 percent of all opals in the world are mined in Australia.
There isn't really a rarest one - They're all pretty rare! That's why all of them are really expensive. -Kатнячп•Fυııэя
It would depend on how many pennies they had!
All pennies are worth a cent.