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25 Οκτ 2024 · 1943 (P) no Mint Mark steel penny value In 1943, steel pennies were produced at all three major Mint facilities – Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco. Most were struck in Philadelphia, which produced more than 684 million coins.
In 1943, the Philadelphia Mint coined 684,628,670 Steel Pennies without mint marks. In January 2010, an AU 58 sold for $218,500. But an MS 68+ was $33,600 in November 2020. Type: Steel Wheat Penny; Edge: Smooth; Mint Mark: None; Place of Minting: Philadelphia; Year of Minting: 1943; Face Value: 1 Cent; Highest Price: $218,500 in January 2010
If the coin is magnetic, then it is, unfortunately, the common steel version and is not valuable in most cases. However, if your 1943 Cent does NOT stick to a magnet, this coin may possibly be genuine and should be researched further.
26 Οκτ 2024 · On the 1943 steel penny, the mint mark can be found just below the date: "D" represents the Denver Mint, "S" stands for the San Francisco Mint, and no mint mark indicates the...
19 Σεπ 2023 · Hi Kelli. Each of the two 1944 pennies could be worth around $5 or more, depending on their condition. The 1943 steel penny with no mintmark is usually worth between $3 and $10.
30 Αυγ 2024 · And one of the most elusive and sought-after coins in the world is the 1943 Steel Wheat Penny without a mint mark. Not only is it a rare find, but this particular penny also has the unique quality of being magnetic.
17 Οκτ 2024 · If your 1943 penny sticks to the magnet, it is a common steel cent and NOT worth the big bucks. If your 1943 penny does NOT stick to the magnet, it may be a rare 1943 copper penny. Further authentication is required to see if it’s a legitimate 1943 copper cent.
