Did you see the famous 1943 Bronze Discovery Cent, found by a teenager in the 1940s, in the news recently?
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Perhaps you noticed this on television, online, or even heard about it on the radio. Heritage Auctions sold this piece recently for $204,000 in January 2019, which resulted in significant excitement from collectors and the public alike.
1943 Bronze Lincoln Cent, AU53
Legendary Off-Metal Planchet Error
The Discovery Coin
Sold for: $204,000.00
Such exciting news always results in a flurry of hopeful people scouring their change, hoping to find the winning coin. If you would like to know how to tell if your 1943 Cent is valuable, gather your change jar, and let’s begin.
Before we go into how to authenticate your 1943 Bronze Cent, it is important to know about the two types of Lincoln Cents minted that year. During World War II, a major copper shortage occurred. The US Mint responded by using zinc-coated steel to produce cents for change. Not only was the composition changed to a whitish-colored metal for just one year, but enormous quantities were produced! The San Francisco Mint minted 191,550,000 coins, Denver made 217,660,000, and Philadelphia produced 84,628,670. As you might notice from these figures, 1943 steel cents, in general, are very, very common.
While the steel version is so easy to locate, it is the bronze version which became rare when it was produced in error. While there was no official record of any copper (bronze) cents being made that year, a few were accidentally struck when some remaining coin blanks from the prior year remained in the bins at the Mint alongside the new steel planchets. Approximately 10 to 20 pieces are believed to exist today, making these pieces both rare and valuable to collectors.
The easiest way to determine whether or not your 1943 Cent has collectible value—to see if it is possibly bronze rather than steel—is simply to test it with a magnet. 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. While not sticking to a magnet is a very good sign, unfortunately, this is not a guarantee that the 1943-dated piece is a genuine bronze example from that year. Over the years, many tricksters and counterfeiters have either created entirely fake pieces or have altered the dates of other cents—such as engraving a 1948 to look like a 1943—in order to fool collectors.
The best thing to do if you feel confident that your coin has an unaltered date and is not magnetic would be to send clear and detailed images to our coin experts here at Heritage for review. We may suggest having the coin authenticated by a grading service, such as PCGS or NGC, to determine the coin’s authenticity for certain.
While finding a genuine 1943 Bronze Cent is a rare case, some collectors over the years have been lucky! Even if you do not have success, you may have fun and learn something in the process. Keep up the search, and let us know if you find something promising.
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Hello out there i have a 1943 wheat penny that i have for sale..will sell to highest bidder..you can email me at
rodtoorod@gmail.com if interested
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hi i found mine in michigan back in 1983 we were snowed in and thats what we did is go through pennys my email is kal_31@msn.com not sure how to get it checked but if its value is this high dont want to send it in the mail let me know please thank you kurt locke
Hi I found this penny cleaning road side curve an it’s in very bad shape but I’m sure it’s 1943 penny but don’t know if it’s copper are bronze but magnetic won’t stick everyone say I’m full of it an ant no way it’s a 1943 but im know I took a picture of it an google said 1943 steel penny but magnetic won’t stick to penny plz let me know what I need to do I’ll up load pic soon but very bad shape but still cool if it is in fact 1943 penny
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Hi I found this penny cleaning road side curve an it’s in very bad shape but I’m sure it’s 1943 penny but don’t know if it’s copper are bronze but magnetic won’t stick everyone say I’m full of it an ant no way it’s a 1943 but im know I took a picture of it an google said 1943 steel penny but magnetic won’t stick to penny plz let me know what I need to do I’ll up load pic soon but very bad shape but still cool if it is in fact 1943 penny
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What’s the best way to check my 1943 mint d wheat penny and its definitely not copper?
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I have a coin collection pennies are any worth selling
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Same here anyone interested call me at 6614879961
I have a 1943 d penny and a 1944 copper penny for sale call me at 682-268-8787
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So do I my friend, so do I. Wish they would let me put a pic up on here to show you
I have a 1943 copper wheat penny not mint stamped and a 1943 steal penny mint stamped. What would you think the value is. The liberty print looks like I on the 1943 wheat penny copper not minted Thursday October 10 19 2023 Thursday
Tengo un centavo de bronce de 1943
Me la encontré tirada en el baño de inválidos en las Vegas, sospecho de que sea buena, a donde puedo ir o mandar imágenes para que me digan si es valiosa o no
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My name is Natasha Johnson I have 16 one cent penny one is very unique I have pictures of all of them 1943 1952 1950 1955 1941 1957 1956 1944 1954 1945 1958 1940 1951
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My name is Natasha Johnson I live in greenwood Ms and I have 16 one cent penny and one is very unique
I have a 1943 penny and I believe it’s the real oneq
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I HAVE IN MY POSSESSION (1)
1943 s PENNY THAT STICKS TO A MAGNET!!!!
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I have 1943 steel and 1943s wheat steel
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I have a 1943 ghost penny for sale.
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This is Kasper I have the 43 ghost penny the four is missing. It does not stick to a magnet and on his way back I’m pretty sure it’s a ghost thing I also have a 1928 silver dollar.I’ve looked at it and looked at the one that showing for like thirty thousand and I’m pretty sure it’s that one the US plus I have to 1972 silver dollars which devalues pretty high on them I’m sure I looked. I’m really interested in selling them like really soon email me or text me back on here. I have a lot of older things to antiques and Peyton Dantament. A lot more I can’t I’m going to take the best offer there is on this 1928 silver dollar even got a extra ring that goes around it for liking necklace back in them days. Let me see what offers I get.
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I have 4 1943 bronze coins. How do i go about having looked researched?
Russell,
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I have a 1943 D steel wheat penny and I put a magnet on it it picks up from the edges even when I lay it flat it flips around to the edges like the middle is not magnetic
Hello I have wheat penny Lincoln memorial 2009 1962 ….contact me xxxxxxxxx.
Jorge,
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I got a 1943 s white penny email me baldysir@gmail.com
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Hello I recently have found a 1943 steel wheat penny with no mint do you know how much that would be worth I can’t find a price could you help me in the right direction
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Today I looked at my coin collection I have a roll of 1943 copper pennies I also have a roll of 1943 steel pennies I guess I’ll go home and try to figure out which ones are valuable could you give me some more information please
I have a 1956d copper penny is it worth anything
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I have a 1943 penny steel magnetic what is it worth?
Daniel,
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I have several 1943 wheat pennys I got 2 that stick to a magnet and some don’t how do I determine if its copper or bronze
David,
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I have several 1943 steel pennies 2 with no mintmark and 2 s mintmark and a d mintmark plus multiple wheat pennies per year through 1959 if any one is interested. 2813003806
I did I found a 1943 denver copper penny red ms 65 dd odverse a clerk have it to me in my change after I bought a ice cream and a Lighter I gave him a 5 dollar bill he gave me 137 back 1 dollar 1 quarter 1 dime and 2 penny’s one said wheat In red ms condition I flipped it over and it was 1943 dever copper took it home weigh was 3.2 grams then I grabbed a magnet tested some zinc penny they al stuck to the mag then I got the penny in question and it didn’t stick multiple time I believe I found the second of the 1943 dever copper penny’s but this one is dd odverse as well
Hello so I found this 1943 no mint 1 cent coin and does stick to magnet but looks bronze.
I have a 1943 1944 and a 1927 penny
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I have a 1943 wheat penny that stuck yo a magnet
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I have a 1943 penny that don’t stick to a magnet ‘
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I have 3 1943 penny, how can I tell if I have the right one.
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Hi my name is jeanenejones . I live in alabama.I have some coins that need to be graded.I tested them myself.could you all give me a call.my number is 256-493-3049 .thanks have a bless day.
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Hi my name is Cisco. I live in Myanmar. I have 10 Lincoln Steel Coin certified at PCGS. These coins are my father coin. He is so crazy about collect many many coin. So, how much pay for my coins. I am waiting for your reply.
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I have a 1943D wheat penny, and a Indian head wheat penny that I would like to sell.
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I have 10 penny 1943 steel cent and i am grading at PCGS.
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I have a coin similar like this but it’s year was 1972 . it’s worth??
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I have 1 cent was 1944
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I have one cent 1948 s wheat penny, 1942 wheat penny, 3 of 1966 memorial, 3 of 1969 s Lincoln memorial, 1955 wheat penny, 1955 d wheat penny, 1970 d Lincoln memorial, 3 1959 d Lincoln memorial, 1956 d wheat penny, 1977 d Lincoln memorial, 20 of 1972, 1953 no mint mark wheat penny, 1951 d wheat penny, five cent 1952 no mint mark. Please let me know if you are interested in anyone of them so I can send them to you.
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1943 copper penny if you guys want i will sell. let me know. best way to text me by email. Thank you.
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you have the 1943 copper penny?
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Mira tengo monedas de uno cents de 1927 1929 1940 1944 1947 1953 1955 1979 con un gradé error y lade 1953
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Tengo monedas 1917asta 1953 19551929 1940
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Si les mando las fotos para vender
I have a 1983 P nickel with very strong doubling of letters in “in god we trust, 1983 and mm P”. There is also a cud in Jefferson collar. On the back is a strong doubling letters of “of America”. And the “ICE” of Monticello is missing. Is this worth anything?
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My fiance has found a 1943 copper wheat penny no mintmark does not stick to magnet and it does not look altered. It not in mint state but is in very good condition what does he do since he is no member of the company’s that grade them?
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I have a 1943 penny it looks silver, but doesn’t stick to metal like me other 1943 does
Gary,
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My name Irvan form Indonesia.
I have a Penny 1943D, 1943S and 1943 bronze..i need real colector to buy my coin.
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Hi my name is Paulava T. Malala, I’m from Pago Pago, American Samoa, I have pennies that I want to sell, please contact me at my house phone 16846332161 or my cell 16842723969 thank you for your time.
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I have a 1943 steel penny, a 1936/1930 copper penny and i was wondering where i can sell them at?
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Hola mi nombre es José creo tener una moneda que necesita ser analizada por un esperto ya que no esta en buenas condiciones pero se logra ver el 1943 y no se pega al magnet mi pregunta es quien podría evaluarla y a donde la puedo llevar?
Jose,
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Hola mi nombre es Everardo yo tengo 4 monedas de un centavo de 1943 y 5 de 1944 me gustaría las revisará más a fondo para ver si tienen valor gracias
Everardo,
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Hi i have 10 cents penny.1945s.1981.1982
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Hello I found a 1943d steel penny
It is magnetic and silver plated
Is it valuable.
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I have a very curious 1943 steel wheat penny. It appears to have some rust, but above the date it looks like a symbol above the four and a number six above the three. I can’t tell if it’s just an anomaly due to the rust and condition of the coin, or if it’s something actually there, or was there.
Just wondering if anybody has ever noticed anything like this?
Rick,
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Hi my name is Jerry and I have one of these coins I don’t know if its worth anything took to a coin store an I feel there is a value to the coin
Jessica,
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Yvonne,
I have a 1943. I would like to know the value.
Yvonne,
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Yvonne,
I have a 1943. I would like to know the value.
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I have a1943.
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I have (3) 1943-D pennies
(1) 1943-S and (7) 1943
All steel no double mint marks that i can see.
Cassie,
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I have about 25 1943 steel pennies. I checked all of them with a strong magnet. I had 1 that would not stick. What would be my next step to verify it?
Scotty,
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I have collected wheat pennies since I was a kid over 40 years of coming across one and just adding it to a jar. Never really paid attention to the year. Recently I started sorting them by year. I came across one today that is a 1943 as far as I can tell it’s. I took a picture of it next to one of my steel 1943 after I tested it with a magnet I realized it was not magnet
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I have recently discovered a 1943 wheat penny that im courious about does look like the real thing not sure any suggestions
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Hello i have a1943 lincoln memorial penny that is penny colored doesn’t stick to a powerful magnet slides right off, also a 1943 dime sized one cent wheat penny lining for estimated values
Harrison,
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I have a small collection of coins including 1940s Lincoln head cent collection
Hey i have 3 1943 bronze lincoln cents for sale . Give me a call at 3252830843
Richard,
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I have a 1943 for sell. Will sell at any price. First one to email me with an offer can have it. Alexfacio1120@gmail.com
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I think I have a real 1943 steel penny.
Contact me at 239-691-9349
Davion,
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Hello, I have a 1943 silver penny in great condition. I was wondering if it is worth anything.
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I have a 1943 steel penny with a very faint 4. I also have a 1967 quarter that has a bubble in it. And a 1999 5 cent that has a smooth groove across the back side of it. Not sure of the value if any
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Hello I’ve got a 1943 copper penny without a mint mark that does not stick to a magnetic the number 3 is the same length as the 9 it looks like this 1943 not like 1948 with half of the 8 gone I’m looking to sale this coin can you help me with it
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I have a 1943 wheat penny some old dimes to with the head that look like wings on them some have dates others I can’t recognize the date I also have an 1899 dollar coin too how do I find out if any are worth anything.
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