$100,000.00 PENNY MADE OF STEEL | How To Check If You Have One! | Rare Coins | JD's Variety Channel

[@andykusumadiningrat4230]

nice video, I enjoyed it very well, thank you. I am happy that I have 1 cent Lincoln 1943 (steel) and 1943-S (steel), because it's very expemsive coins.

[@christinestill5002]

Well, I know a 14 yr. old boy who will be getting a metal detector! Your videos just blow him away! Thanks.

[@km003055]

Thanks to my grandma I have all three steel pennies from 1943. Plain, D and S.

[@tonyamedsker497]

Me too... Funny how the simplest little things were handed down to some of us... It's almost like that was another lifetime ago. And all I have left are memories by the handful of still pennies and a few other Little treasures. Things that kids nowadays aren't even interested in. It's sad. Well God bless you. Stay safe and stay well.

[@jeffreyphillips5757]

Back in the early 60's I worked in a plating shop & 1943 steel pennies were abundant & one of my co-workers & I used to copper plate the steel 43's then go spend them.:)

[@tnasituning8173]

1943 error is actually made of bronze instead of copper... And some were even made of tin!

[@thewatermelonsharkcommunit4172]

I have this as my grandma’s inheritance she gave too me she collected so much coins and I got that coin in a container that costed 12 dollars in 2006 now it’s worth so much

[@briansolimine6679]

You may be missing an extremely rare and valuable error on the nickel you show here. Other than the obvious double strike, you may notice how the edge on the opposite side appears to be pushed in from the collar edge, or flattened. It is possible that after the nickel was struck normally within the retaining collar, a second strike might have hit the coin on the edge. This would have happened prior to the obvious "double strike". An edge strike occurs when a planchet has been struck, and rather than being pushed out of the die press, it gets briefly stuck to the top die, and in this case, the coin may have been turned 90 degrees after being dropped from the top die, rendering it trapped in the press as the coin is then struck on the very edge, leaving an image of the coin pressed into the collar. This flattens/bulges out the edge of the coin at the 90 degree angle strike. It seems like this may have happened here, as the "second strike". The "third strike" would occur following this, as the now, double-struck coin is only partially pushed out of the press (now horizontal) before the press strikes once more, creating the obvious double strike outside of the retaining collar, which you have pointed out.

[@annaduarte-gollaba1710]

I been collecting alot of pennies, and came across a 1943 and 1944. So I've been holding on to it. Why? Cause I wanted to see if there are worth anything. Well after watching this video I know have proof now. Thank You! Now who do I sell it too, my biggest research yet has came out the box.

[@steelisastudios8200]

I was looking through my pennies and I had at least 6 or 7 wheat pennies i wrapped in clear tape. I ran a magnet across them because I could not read the year too good. The one that stuck was in fact a 1943 penny the magnet found. Nice video.

[@camcass64]

I'm a newbie to coin collecting and I really enjoy watching your spots.You are so passionate and it is nice to know that people still can love and appreciate old things.Hope to learn a lot from you.:))

[@infstbob1]

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[@jerryfuller7615]

You have a lot of great knowledge. I appreciate your generosity in sharing. Thanks!

[@teddykyer9247]

Ive been collectinh pennies for 9 months and yesterday I found 11 1943 steel pennies from a coin roll hunt.Where can I take them to have them graded and hopefully sell them.Im a disable Vet. and I can use the money.They weigh 2.72 grams.

[@hemsbaby994]

@@teddykyer9247 did u ever find out what they were worth?

[@carlosbelmares2634]

Tengo barias de esos

[@ashoksarkar6649]

ALL LINCOLN ONE CENT PENNY STEEL===1944//1944 D //1943 S//=10 PIC ======2005 d // 2000 COPPAR // 2000 D // MUL COLLAR // 2015 COPPAR //2010 D COPPAR // 2021 COPPAR // 2017 D // 2020 D COPPAR // 2012 DO // 2020 D // 2020 D // 2014 D // 2014 D// 2020 D// 2015 // 2017 D // 2021 D // 2020 D// 2011 D // 2010 D// 2005 D // 2007 // 2003// 2016 D// 2016 D// 2009 D// 2018 // 2020 D// 2012 D//2016 // 2010 // 2020 // 2000// 21019 D// 2006 MULTI COLLAR // 2012 // 2021 D// 2014 BRONZO // 2019 D// 2019 D// 2017 D// 2019 D// BRONZO // 2000 BRONZO // 2012 BRONZO // 2013 D// 2012 BRONZO // 2008 D BRONZO // 2015 DO // 2014 COPPAR // 2014 D // 2012 D// 1981 COPPAR // 80% COPPAR ==6 % BRONZO =5 % STEEL PENNY 1943 S MARK// 1944 // 1944 D MARK ==10 PIC ( STEEL ) 1958 D COPPAR ==3 PIC 1999 BRONZO ==2 PIC 1937=4 PIC =1958 D =5 PIC =COPPAR 1944==3 PIC =1964==5 PIC=LINCOLN PRESIDENCY PENNY 2009 // 2009 D MARK =144 PIC 1982 COPPAR 2 PIC=1913 =1 PIC =1909 =1 PIC //=======================///1999=2 pic+1982+ 1964 d+ steel 1944+1944 d+1943 s+ 80% copper +1939+1940+ 1941/1942+1943//1944+1944 d + 1964 +1964 d+1974+ 1909+1925+2021+2021//2010//2016//2017// 2016//2000//2005//2015//2017//1948+1949 D+1948+1945 D+1974 D+1936+ 1946 D+1921 D+1941 +1939 +1982 +1948 D+ 1937+1964 D+1951 D+ 1960 D+ 1951 D+ 1998 + 1961 D+ 1962 D+ 1978+1955 D+ 1941 + 1949 S + 1939+1951+ 1940 + 1944+ 1974 D+ 1944 D+ 1945+ 1913+ 1937+1977+1966+1986+1998 D+1981+1969+1991+1988+1997 D+1981+1992+1981+1993+1987+1952D+1956D+1974 D+1977 D+1994 D+1970 D+ 1975 D+1978+1988 D+1976 MULTICOLLAR ++1964+1984 D+1973D+ 1985 D+1969 D+1983 D+1951 D+1985 D+1962 D+1958 D+1996 D+ 1980 +1960 D+ 1996 D+ 1988+1971 D+1961 D+1980 +1961 D+1980+1956 D+1978 MULTICOL;LAR ++1970 D+1974+1994+1990 D+1993 + 1979+2000+2000D+2015+2010 D+2021 +2017 D+ 2020D+ 2012 +2014 D+ 2011 D+ 2007+2005D+2003+2016 D+2009D+ 2018 +2019 D+2006 MULTICO;2008 D+2015 D+2012 D+1981 ++2013 D+2012 BRONZO+2019 D+ PLEASE HELP ME SIR . I AM ASHOK KUMAR SARKAR MY COLLATION==LINCOLN ONE CENT PENNY ALL REAR YEAR .. STEEL PENNY 1944 // 1944 D // 1943 S // PRESIDENCY 2009 // 2009 D =144 PIC = AND 200 PIC EMERGENCY SALE . MY CONTACT [e-mail] ORIGINAL BUYER & OLD COIN SHOP ADDRESS,,, NEED. PLEASE HELP ME SIR. == COPPER + BRONZE+ STEEL +ZINE THANKS //

[@spiritawahili7125]

Great job with your video you're about the only one who truly shows the penny to where I can see the detail in it so good job. so many are making videos and they'll make the comment as you can see this coin or whatever error or date you can't even see it at all.

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

OMG !! I just found a 1943--'S' steel penny and it's in very good shape while metal dectecting!!! Thank you so much for the info.

[@glennareinhardt5695]

But hr said those arent worth anything. Hr said the 1944 S is worth something but not 1943 s. Im so confused. 😂

[@indridcold8433]

1943 bronze cent and the 1944 steel cent are the ones that are needed to make you wealthy.

[@davidirwin7253]

Great video JD I'm also into coin roll hunting and coin collecting so metal detecting and coin collecting do go hand-in-hand and I believe will help to make your channel even more interesting than it already is thanks again and God bless

[@adventuresunknown1013]

Thanks JD, I never thought about finding a 1944 steel penny.

[@luisortizroman5434]

Tengo una.

[@TexasSheepdawg21]

I have an off center penny almost exactly like the one you're holding at 4:02 they could be twins.

[@goodgaming2999]

The throne is AWESOME man 😅 I really dig it. I'm no collector, I was just doing some research for my Gam-gams but this video made me smile. You rock dude, glad to have learned something from you. Thnx

[@targetedinmaryland2850]

I have a couple of these in mint condition.Blessings

[@morningflowerB]

Sunlight is awesome to see things under! Like a big bright flashlight.

[@1nine89]

I'm here because I found a 1943 steel penny.

[@Hyde_Hermit_Studio]

Pretty much!

[@jackglez7982]

No value!

[@choccymalk123]

Same.

[@frances360000]

I HAVE A 1943 STEEL PENNY. WHAT IS THE VALUE OF IT?

[@pilargraner7095]

Me too, I found one

[@tybrown9085]

I have a 1943 No mint. Uncirculated! Big find today!

[@robbiec8022]

My grandfather was born in the late 30s and he has like 800 steel pennies

[@jeffreygirten2984]

best get out your magnifying glasses.

[@jamesperry4009]

Robbie C

[@justanormalvillager7814]

@Azureblu 50 i have one a steel penny that does not stick

[@leemasun1768]

I love the material color that you was put on your chair.

[@birdman8120]

I just found one how would I go about selling it?

[@j.matthewdavis798]

Very good presentation

[@venomoussilverback]

put a terry cloth over the magnet to keep from damaging it

[@asaliamolina6250]

real Education THANK YOU

[@JDsVarietyChannel]

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[@Head.on.a.swivel]

JD's Variety Channel 1943 copper penny, going threw my collection now lol

[@143freespeechnobuts5]

All the copper 1943 pennies are accounted for

[@alexmadsen5398]

143freespeech nobuts impossible

[@wildasurgenor8023]

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[@RickLove86]

Hi JD, I would like your opinion on something. Between the Garrett AT Gold and AT Pro, which would you prefer, and why?

[@seye8eyes]

nice thrown chair i like it's good for the back spine pain

[@freddyalvarado8071]

Started checking all my coins all of the sudden.

[@Iluvdoxies58]

My husband has started up a collection again. Your videos are interesting and we're always looking at pennies!!

[@necfarm80]

nobody cares if you messed up. Your video is interesting.

[@guadoloupemaldonado3632]

G Sambola

[@ninahmata5801]

G Sambola meiatomin

[@carlosortiz2964]

Llo Tengo 44 43 estipeni

[@nellydo6409]

trades tejidos de bebes

[@blancamoreira8364]

G Sambola tengo.unosbarios. entigues

[@MrAquinas1]

You can do a magnet test with a protective cloth between the magnet and the coin.

[@debraleesparks]

I found a bunch of those silver looking pennies, with my metal detector, in the gold prospecting area I go to.

[@hongas3346]

Debra Sparks see me

[@joserivera875]

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[@joserivera875]

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[@mainelymyrtle5717]

Interesting fact I found out about the holes in those early silvers---they used to tie them together and hang and sew them inside clothing etc., or even under hair, to keep from being robbed. It was a darker world back then...not many lights. How cool is that? And, the holes can even add value, but will not take away as long as they are original.

[@rayb7917]

I have 2 1943 steel pennies in pretty rough shape but they do pass the magnet test with one having a Denver mint mark. yet you mentioned coin anomalies. I have a 1987 penny which looks like a steel penny but of course does not magnetize. Would this be of value?

[@aracelisalas3712]

Hi, i have the same 1987 steel penny

[@adriamik72]

I really liked the info on steel pennies. I LOVE the chair....Thanks so very much...Addy

[@aaronking5170]

If you should find such a coin, where and to whom do you take it to get it appraised and sold?

[@bullydogmerimon]

Aaron King would like to know that myself

[@antoinetteharris2851]

Please let Me know if You find Out!!!... Thanks...

[@Diamondusa7]

Ebay

[@vernwallen4246]

DO NOT!i repeat,DO NOT take them to the treasury dept.or any gov.entity.They will seize them immediately and possibly threaten you with arrest.(scare tactic.

[@matthewhammons4345]

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[@Ccaponejr]

Great video I just found a 1943 s they why I watch your video & sub you cool looking nickel double strike thanks for sharing Chef 👨🏼‍🍳

[@BattleshipAgincourt]

I was absolutely convinced I had a 1944 steel penny... I remembered it as that date and wondered how the hell such a rare coin went unnoticed. Then after checking my book of pennies after this video, it was just a 1943 steel. I could have sworn the one I owned was the '44 and you had my hopes up for a moment. All I have to say is... damn.

[@sonjablossom]

Wow..I have these penny's for over 50ty years one of them look pure silver.1923 thru 1942,43 and a 1926. My Grandmother gave to me over 50ty years ago.

[@MoonGazing101]

Just put a layer or two of scotch tape over the magnet to prevent scratching. Enjoy your videos! JP

[@94aph]

JP Barnard Thanks for the tip.

[@ZeusKitty1]

JP Barnard Any sort of soft cloth or even a T-shirt between the coin and magnet would do just fine. There's no point in overthinking it.

[@tinadematteis1557]

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[@Mad_Mike_414]

Bill Phillips I think you are the one over thinking it..lol

[@johnnyde1000]

My dad left ma quart jar full of wheat pennies dating back to 1906 . Some in the 20's,30,s & 40's too have no mint mark.

[@johnrokitko7001]

damn I have one of those

[@louiseowen491]

That error nickel is so cool , I'm discussed with me. I threw my 1990 1969 mint sets . Every coin in both sets had errors , but after 2o years being so careful, I forgot I put them in the recycling Ben. I was running to go out , stuffed them in the barrel, and forgot! It's been two days , can't seem to get my mind off it ,sorry. I have nickels that I found in the last week . They have steps but have. Are they worth anything?

[@wetheprimitives9184]

in short words a 1944 that stick in the magnet i hit the lotto.

[@helloby791]

The steel '44 penny is the most valuable penny struck so you basically hit the lotto and mega bragging rights.

[@jaamzw]

43 copper is 10X the value of a 44 steel.

[@helloby791]

+jaamzw no '44 steel is the most valuable American penny

[@marymarzuolo4397]

I. also have 1944 steel penny which sticks to a magnet

[@wetheprimitives9184]

Mary Marzuolo good for you i hope it is a value one.

[@zacharymitchell8040]

Got 3 of the steel 43 Penny's. Any takers, 5 grand ( 5,000 $ us money only) each coin.

[@lostinmyspace4910]

JD, gota a question. Years back my wife found a dime that also had a penny strike on it on both sides. Was that done intentionally by someone at the mint in the production room, or a true accident. Anyway, what do you think it is worth? I believe it is dated very early 1980's or 1970's. We're not coin collectors but smart enough to know it's a rare one. Thanks for responding back.

[@MyExecutiveRanch]

Great video. Also, that is a highly exuberant chair.....

[@roggercastro8346]

Hi there ... I got one of those penny..... I'm in 2019.... How can i do to sale it....????

[@Eternence]

eBay

[@salahfgyfyounsd2697]

Fantastic,

[@jefflinehan7304]

I found a steel time war cent the other day lol

[@jacirdeoliveira6972]

Ola eu tenho a moeda one cent Lincoln de 1943 de aço e também duas Raríssima com erro de cunhagem uma de 1974 com um erro no lugar do L da libery foi colocado um y de cabeça pra baixo e a outra de 1919 tem um no lugar da palavra Trust foi colocado um H no lugar do R

[@sherismith5242]

Love the chair!!

[@candacepankanin7159]

I love your chair

[@JDsVarietyChannel]

Thank-you! :)

[@marywilson1959]

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[@leemasun1768]

thank you for your reply it's full of explained that I realy need as a first time coin collector ,you had make me want to continue to look for a special one ,please continue your reply to get more support.

[@heatherrusso4229]

The Copper Ones Are Worth Money

[@heatherrusso4229]

for the 1943 ones

[@henriettamoore9270]

Heather Russo I have

[@henriettamoore9270]

Heather Russo to

[@ralphdietz6749]

GOOD SHOW !

[@willaleman5361]

Ralph Dietz 3

[@alfonsocervantes449]

I have a 1944 d in my coin collection

[@Kerbin-kb7nj]

Not rare it's from Denver

[@Poisson4147]

The mint made over 430 million 1944-D cents so in average condition they're only worth a few cents. The cool thing about 1944 and 1945 cents is they were made from recycled copper ammunition casings, so you have a piece of WWII history!

[@delmarenterodriguez5664]

Poisson Volant yo tengo un peny 1945 ahora si te interesá responde mi comentario

[@delmarenterodriguez5664]

Alfonso Cervantes yo tengo 1945 now

[@Poisson4147]

¡Gracias! Sólo vale 3 a 10 centavos (US), pero sigue siendo una moneda interesante

[@stanleystalvey7406]

I found a 1943 steel penny on the ground at a desert flea market a month ago. I noticed it was rusty and picked it up. didn't know there was such a thing.

[@BrownVboard]

I’m actually doing a giveaway of one of these

[@siryapehebiya6215]

Great 👌👌👌

[@garywhite1551]

I was looking through my old coins the other day and found a 1942-3 double die penny. Any idea what its worth?

[@gailmarie4039]

Searching in style!

[@juliawolf6415]

HAPPY EASTER EVERYBODY!!

[@thongtruong1751]

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[@WishMeLuckMetalDetecting]

Is there any 1943 steel penny with mint errors? what would be its value?

[@JDsVarietyChannel]

More videos on the way!

[@kingpotatoman9180]

JD's Variety Channel ha I beat you to the comments

[@bowie2755]

JD's Variety Channel I have this penny which has the U.S. capitol being built on the back of it (it is from 2009)

[@yvonnejones6333]

JD's Variety Chiannel

[@angeloguarino3305]

I have a lot of coins old I don't know what to do when I get in touch

[@keithharmon5744]

Can you give me any info on a 1933 that doesn't have the wheat back. It's Denver minted.

[@junejunior7507]

I have a wheat penny from 1956. They didn't make them in that year, and I've been told that the wheat penny I have could have been pressed accidentally with a dime template. Not sure of the value I'll probably just keep it because I love coins.

[@monicat.curenton4142]

I came across a steel penny and showed it to someone else and totally told me it wasn't worth any and took and tossed it somewhere and it was so long ago I cant remember where we were. All know is now ex boyfriend was there and he was the one who told me that it not worth anthing. And right after he opened up he's own coin and nick nack shop...Freaken lairs.

[@daimialvarez8453]

Monica T. Curenton tengo mnedas

[@russshandrowski712]

Daimi Alvarez zoned 800-416-2363

[@helenklingler1953]

Monica T. Curenton and of a

[@kevinbranan4614]

Monica T. Curenton is

[@reklawauhsoj183]

Monica T. Curenton lmfao that's funny and messed up.

[@idigit9290]

Thanks JD

[@lillyglenn]

FYI a steel penny is not worth 100 dollars. if it is in mint state it is worth 8 dollars. trust me I have the book of U.S. coins for 2017. I know what I'm talking about.

[@mstalcup]

I've heard of a 1943 US cent struck on a bronze planchet intended for a foreign coin. Also, I know some cents were struck on silver planchets intended for dimes.

[@trippymemez8759]

The 1943 steel penny is not worth 100 grand

[@herbertthompson6203]

Trisee Deeppy Memez

[@vaneetaingram5087]

So my birthday in 10/03 my friend and her boyfriend gifted me some coins one of them is this wheat penny yes it sure as spit stuck to it. A wonderful gift.

[@latoyaf726]

I have a 1943 "Steel time war cent" for sale.

[@Mr.Kachersky]

I told my grandmother who lives in Belarus, and I told her I like U.S coin collecting, and she sent be a little see through box with three uncirculated 1943 steel pennies one from Denver, Philadelphia, and San Francisco. Odd a Russian guy who likes coin collecting🤔

[@مصطفىالقائد-ل4د]

I have such a cent there is a mistake in history 1972

[@kimmydyer3219]

Also me

[@kingconker7924]

Found a 1925. Probably not much money but pretty cool to think of it's history

[@ihssanammari9412]

So if someone wants to reach out to you how would they find I can email phone number

[@chandiprasad3319]

Thanks for showing. I do have one steel penny in India

[@adamkiehl2316]

They are not worth $100,000. If that's the case then I have over a million dollars worth of steel pennies. This is bullshit.

[@mebe8763]

Adam Kiehl You GOT. SHIT RIGHT I GOT. SOME. 1943, PENNIES And I NO THEY WANT GIVE US THAT. MUCH MONEY

[@jimmiemcknight4284]

Adam Kiehl only a 1944 steel. Or 1943 copper

[@jimmiemcknight4284]

Pay attention to year..1944 steel..or 1943 copper.

[@timbroussard7176]

I made a fool of myself ?????

[@ibuildthings6576]

Adam Kiehl there a difference between 1943 pennies and 1944 pennies🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

[@lostinmyspace4910]

Hey JD, that's a pretty snazzy coin throne. I bet it cost a pretty penny, and that you got some change back. Now if in that change was a steel penny, you'd be one lucky dude.

[@m.f.richardson1602]

i just your site. I know nothing about coins ( will just enough not to much ). in watching twice I've learned a little more. you talk in real talk. I'm not collecting ( a little ). I'm trying to get rid of 40 year + of change. i did not know there was value in errors if a coin. what im doing first, is getting in denomination order, and any sub denomination. Then into date​ order, then mint order. your voice tone isn't mean. " like any fool knows that". you show good. examples of what your talking about. some of the others sites, I just don't get it. my lack of knowledge and their style of representation. I'm frustrated. i have to believe or i choose to believe i have something of value. More than face value. and im not confused. Should I make any value, half will. be donated to my local humane society.

[@DD_LetTheDogsOut]

Congrats! Your video was the lead video in an article on pennies! Questions: What METAL DETECTOR do you recommend for a NEWBIE?What do YOU USE?What is your DREAM DETECTOR, if you don't already own it?Thanks!😀The throne is awesome by the way!

[@CobraKid209]

the valuable one is from copper not steel

[@clydewilson9000]

👌 😎

[@creolebro]

7;^j〉 yeah it's the copper one because of the war....they were changing to STEEL!!!! But made a few copper by accident.

[@stanmcdonald-authorofuserr7172]

Although true, your likelihood of finding one is like being struck with lightening.

[@mollyr.goates8097]

It's like being struck by lightning and coming out unscathed.

[@davidphillips1221]

your captain is a lie steel pennys are not worth 1oo. ooo dollars

[@JDsVarietyChannel]

It has to be a steel cent dated 1944 to be worth a lot of money. 1943 steel cents are only worth about 50¢.

[@peterripson]

It's caption. Go back to school.

[@joekirkland8912]

I know I got two steel penny made in 1943 and about 5 1943 coped penney

[@HeleneLouise]

I love the coin throne

[@trynawild1907]

Clean your finger nails!

[@charlesasmith1366]

Tryna Wild a 1940 steel penny

[@CristinaRodriguez-rb2vp]

Lol

[@wh8085]

Well, I must have missed this video 7 months ago but I still liked it ! If you are going to wish to find an old 1800's .50ct. piece , you might as well cross your fingers for a buried JAR Full ! 8 )

[@BillMorreal]

JD - not sure you can counsel here but I have a penny with three errors, one seeming significant, on it and wondering if I need to get it evaluated. The first is that the date is incomplete, '196', missing the fourth number. The other is that it clearly shows "IN GO WE TRUST", missing the D in GOD. Finally, the full "e pluribus unem' is missing. I had someone look at it and can confirm it was not scratched or filed off...its perfectly smooth where that copy should be.....so it did not miss a letter, its missing all three words.

[@creeper440]

Love your vids. Found 4 half dollar coins in my garden. May need to get a metal detector.

[@copperelite8483]

now i need to go thru all my pennies!!

[@nealflanary3922]

Great video I got a 1943 penny s

[@louiseowen491]

That chair is A_OK , I LOVE IT !

[@williammauck482]

Thank you

[@dhhenry7558]

JD what do you think of a 1943 D Steel Penny in MS66 and an error where the penny moved on second strike. Making the D MM up in between the bottom of 9 and 4 and the word LIBERTY on a slightly downward position?

[@joeybarrelwilde]

1943 was a copper shortage.

[@mariomozie4043]

I have a 1943 penny. Magnet test when well but didn't do the weight test yet.

[@imthejman85]

I found a planchet for a penny back when I was younger that only had a partial coin stamped on one side, the other side was completely blank. It wasn't deformed on the edge from the planchet missing the stamp or anything. It actually looked like the press just failed to press hard enough to form the penny. Sadly my little sister found it when she was around 7-8 and she lost it in our backyard. Never did find it again... -_- oh well.

[@kelleywatkins6001]

Get u a tester.... you'll get it back

[@imthejman85]

@@kelleywatkins6001 That comment was 5 years old and my sister lost the coin a solid 20 years before that. Between weather exposure and tarnishing, the coin would be a solid oxidized disk by now if it wasn't run over a thousand times by lawn mowers.