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of 1943 penneis but not sure what they're worth.

Maverick The Unknown wrote:

of 1943 penneis but not sure what they're worth.

I have a bunch, too. Pulled 'em out of circulation, one at a time. I
figure they're worth at least a penny each.

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Stefano

On 29 May 2006 19:18:57 -0700, Stefano MacGregor wrote:
Maverick The Unknown wrote:

of 1943 penneis but not sure what they're worth.

I have a bunch, too. Pulled 'em out of circulation, one at a time. I
figure they're worth at least a penny each.

Yup. They're more valuable for the historical interest, than anything
else.

Thanks. Actually i have coins from all over the world collected by my
late brother in-law. If i find out any are worth anything i'll get the
money back to his widow. Places Norway, Holland, GERMANY, SPAIN, SWIS,
DENMARK and a few others. Maybe i need a coin book.

Mav.

On 30 May 2006 02:42:36 GMT, Dave Hinz wrote:

On 29 May 2006 19:18:57 -0700, Stefano MacGregor wrote:
Maverick The Unknown wrote:

of 1943 penneis but not sure what they're worth.

I have a bunch, too. Pulled 'em out of circulation, one at a time. I
figure they're worth at least a penny each.

Yup. They're more valuable for the historical interest, than anything
else.

Seriously now, aren't they worth at very minimum 2x face?

"Vector" wrote in message
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On 30 May 2006 02:42:36 GMT, Dave Hinz wrote:

On 29 May 2006 19:18:57 -0700, Stefano MacGregor
wrote:
Maverick The Unknown wrote:

of 1943 penneis but not sure what they're worth.

I have a bunch, too. Pulled 'em out of circulation, one at a time. I
figure they're worth at least a penny each.

Yup. They're more valuable for the historical interest, than anything
else.

Seriously now, aren't they worth at very minimum 2x face?

According to copper prices, they are worth just a bit over that.
B

On Tue, 30 May 2006 07:29:49 -0500, Brian O wrote:

"Vector" wrote in message
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On 30 May 2006 02:42:36 GMT, Dave Hinz wrote:

On 29 May 2006 19:18:57 -0700, Stefano MacGregor
wrote:
Maverick The Unknown wrote:

of 1943 penneis but not sure what they're worth.

I have a bunch, too. Pulled 'em out of circulation, one at a time. I
figure they're worth at least a penny each.

Yup. They're more valuable for the historical interest, than anything
else.

Seriously now, aren't they worth at very minimum 2x face?

According to copper prices, they are worth just a bit over that.

If you've got US pennies from 1943 and they're copper, they're worth a
bit more than melt...
B

Stefano MacGregor wrote:
Brian O wrote:

Seriously now, aren't they worth at very minimum 2x face?
According to copper prices, they are worth just a bit over that.

What does the price of copper have to do with their value?


Well, seeing as how they are 1943 cents, if they ARE copper and they are
worth hundreds of dollars (if not thousands), nothing! Any 1943 copper
(bronze) cents are errors, as 1943 cents were zinc plated steel.

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of 1943 penneis but not sure what they're worth.

For average circulated 1943 US steel cents, the major
wholesalers are generally paying $8 per roll (16c each)
for P-mint coins, $9 per roll (18c each) for D-mint
coins and $10 per roll (20c each) for S-mint coins.

Higher grade coins will command more of a premium,
while rusted ones will sell for a discount ...

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