$1,700,000.00 PENNY. How To Check If You Have One! | US Mint Error Coins Worth BIG Money

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[@dannyaguilar4870]

JD's Variety Channel I have a 1943 penny that is made of copper OMG how much are they worth

[@gfxgo4095]

wow

[@gfxgo4095]

up 20 1,000,000 dollars depending on condition i think

[@dannyaguilar4870]

GFXgo really!!!

[@justfun779]

I have. few coins to sell contact me [e-mail]

[@raymondrussell500]

I have seen and held a 1943 copper Penney. But it wasn’t mine to keep. It belonged to a friend in High School and his family. It was brought in to have our chemistry teacher verify that it was really made from copper. At that time it was believed that only 6 such coins existed. The sale of it put all of the kids in that family through College. The story was that the youngest son got it as part of a payment for the news papers he delivered. Someone thought its value was only one cent!

[@raffsr3143]

when i was a kid back 1965 my big brother told me this same story, I've been looking to every penny since then, its good to know he did not lied to me, thank you brother where ever you are love you

[@susanmcmasterson956]

Pretty cool! I didn't know ANY of the things you said in this video. I learned a lot. Thanks for uploading!

[@melodeefreels6061]

Your videos are excellent! They are brief and to the point. I find them very informative and helpful. Thank You 🌝.

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Follow-up video explaining that some steel cents are worth BIG BUCKS too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3nUhXywoc6jpdk

[@logancody8841]

Hi JD, I don't know the first thing about coin collecting, but found your video very interesting. However, I'd like to make a comment on your terminology. It would be more correct to say the steel coins are ATTRACTED to the magnet, rather than "sticking to the magnet." I know it's nit-picking, but the proper use of language is important.

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Logan Cody come on!!!😩

[@logancody8841]

Well, my friend, you responded to me with two words, each consisting of only one syllable. I thank you for helping make my point about our disappearing language. The fact you've watched this video tells me you're a person of intelligence. Let me tell you about George Orwell's terrifying novel "1984," which exemplifies the importance of language. The story is about a people enslave by their government. They keep people from conspiring against them by making communication difficult. They do this by decreasing the number of words in their vocabulary. For example, take the words "good" and "bad," in their vocabulary called "newspeak" the word "bad" would disappear and be replaced by the word "ungood," thus removing a word. This would continue until the most minimum of words was left. The lesson is, "don't let our language die by excusing its misuse, add to your vocabulary every day."

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Logan Cody i got it😌

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LOL ... Wel,l at least that was three words, keep up the good work!

[@kevingange6639]

Excellent presentation! Thank you for sharing this interesting information with all of us!!

[@cab102361]

I am not sure where I got my love of coins but I love collecting them. My husband and I throw all our change in a basket. When the basket is full I go through it and get all the coins out I want to keep, the rest I roll and save for something we want. I have purchased an e-reader, a puppy, we’ve used it towards trips etc. I’ve done this most of my life with no prompting from anyone. I simply love collecting coins. My sister works for Dollar General and keeps her eyes peeled for coins, 2 dollar bills etc.

[@johnsmythe6134]

Coin dealer/shop owner and wheat cent collector here...Been doing it for 60+ years. There were VERY very few 1943 copper planchets which got to the penny dies in 1943. Most if not all have been accounted for. Over the decades I have only seen and handled one such cent, and that was in 1958. It sold at auction in 1964 for $122,000 USD due to it's AU (almost uncirculated) condition. Back then, almost all of these rare genuine cents had already been accounted for, but the best guess was that there were (in 1964) if any, one or two circulating on the planet. An old Navy buddy came into my shop in the '70's and CLAIMED to have 3 of them. Well, I called B.S. on him, BUT...they passed my magnet test and I started thinking something is really fishy here, 3 of the rarest cents on Earth and my old buddy has 3 of them, a P, a D, and an S. He wanted to sell them to me, as all the matchbook covers back then had the 'Million-Dollar-Penny' advertisement "Do you have one of THESE 1943 pennies?" With his permission, under 40X magnification we scraped the obverse and reverse sides which revealed they had been copper-plated, and were in fact, ordinary steel cents with a thin zinc coating value, 3c to 5c each. The real and honest chances of finding a genuine 1943 (P, D, or S mint) as of 2019 is approximately ONE in 6 quadrillion. Any real numismatist would bet any lifetime collection of gold that you are NOT going to find one of these cents anywhere today. Also, from the late 1940's, a lot of State Fair Operators and novelty shops were selling and handing these out as souvenirs to tourists as a joke gift item. It is sad that some ignorant/innocently naive people believed this nonsense, thinking they had suddenly become wealthy. There was a New York News story of a widow's suicide after learning that her "valuable" 1943-D COPPER WHEAT CENT she had held onto for decades was a plated fake. Sad but true. So, Don't waste your time. Collect some coins, have some fun, and don't fall for a counterfeit cent. GL and HH to all - John J. Smythe, Numismatist

[@IOBEY777]

I actually have one that was my grandmother’s . She gave her collection to my mom and I got it and a few other really nice coins! I am trying to find someone reliable that I can get to appraise it for me.

[@kathychanning1614]

What do you recommend if you have a 1920’s wheat penny minted in Denver but the date is 192 ?

[@smb123211]

As a longtime professional coin collector let me make a few corrections. (1) No coin should EVER be cleaned with more than soapy water. (2) The two factors that determine cost are rarity and condition. Most collectors think this sale is looney (one had sold the year before for $85,000 - 1/20th the cost). But this one was unique - it had been certified by professionals (PCGS), it was graded MS63 and classified as "Bright Red", an incredible rarity. Nothing in your pocket will be a high grade due to the scuff marks, wear and tear and lack of luster. Example: The famous 1909-S VDB Lincoln cent can go for $5,000 (brown), $7200 (Brown with some red) or $13,500 (bright red).

[@jules-dl2sm]

I know your comment is 3 years old but I need help figuring out if I have a rare penny or not please help, you seem like you are knowledgable with coins lol

[@smb123211]

@@jules-dl2sm Uh, I need a little more information. What is the date, mint mark, condition. If this came from everyday coins than the chances of it being rare are zero.

[@jules-dl2sm]

@@smb123211 didn’t want to give you all the info if you weren’t active anymore; my grandpa passed away and gave me hundreds of wheat pennies. so far the ones i’ve sorted through are all common but cool to keep. the one i’m confused about is a 1942 with no mint mark and it’s in fine/extremely fine condition. some websites have said it’s worth a decent amount and some say it’s useless.

[@first1408]

Where do sell it I have it , no mint mark 1943, doesnt stick to magnets now what?

[@smb123211]

@@first1408 You don't sell. The chance of it being rare is almost nonexistent. Take it to a coin dealer who will verify the coin.

[@edmoreau5721]

Great,clear understanding,simple and very informative,nice demonstration...thanks!

[@creditmedic3017]

When I was a kid collecting coins the biggies were the 1909 SVDB penny & the 1943 copper ~ I was always told that there were only 5 of these 1943 coppers ever stuck but this video probably is more correct in that all 3 mints had struck a few by mistake...

[@kimmer6]

About 15 years ago I managed an apartment building. There was an old 1960's Coke machine in the laundry room dispensing for 50 cents a can. I kept it stocked and noticed the silver quarters coming in a few at a time. So I taped a $1 bill on every 9th can with a note saying ''You Won!''. Holy smokes, the machine was empty every 3 days. The real silver quarters were pouring in. I never found out who was raiding somebody's stash of real silver quarters but it was enough to fill up a one liter container in a few months.

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That's hilarious!

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[@ALSomthin]

kimmer6. Thats funny at least if it wasnt your coin collection that got pilfered.

[@reneenayfabnaynay5679]

Thank you for uploading this, JD! It was very informative. I like your relaxed, but to the point, way of teaching.

[@fernandomijares9443]

Yo tengo unos penys1958 y 1943 y 1944 y 1957

[@dogsareawomansbestfriend]

I've found pennies that were deteriorating and thought they were OLD pennies. Thanks for letting me know they are upto date and aren't worth saving!

[@JonathanPOyen]

Nice video. I collected coins as a kid. Still have most of them. Got me interested to go look through them.

[@amberlilly4101]

Thank you so much for your video. I have not been a serious coin collector but I really love finding out about these coins, and I do check my coins most of the time. I use my debit card most of the time so I don't get many coins. It totally entertains me learning about the coins. Thank you again for your video!

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

Fascinating, thank you. My father loved old coins, and I now pay close attention to my 'pocket change'..occasionally turning up some fun things!! No gazillion dollar mint errors yet, but I love sifting through the penny jars - and thinking about how my late Dad liked to do this, as well!!

[@chrisgabbert658]

I finally finished my Lincoln penny collection had to buy the last three they where S s from the 40s it only took 50 years 😳

[@ryangatien6615]

It sure is a fun hobby isn't it, I'm always looking out for more coins!

[@RepayEvilWithGood]

I have been saving pennies since 1982 and I have 4 of these! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@followurheart1]

Victor Rey now where/who do do sell it?

[@cannedcooche9306]

Imagine a little camera on a penny from 1890 and then you'll just see what it's been through

[@duffysullivan2794]

Was sorting through pennies to put them in my penny jar. Spotted a nice, clean, smooth looking one. Flipped it over and it was a wheat penny. 1925 s

[@Christy.1]

I remember as a kid in the 70's & 80's always coming across wheat pennies. Wish I would've kept them.

[@sherriyork5781]

I have been collecting coins for some time now and pay closer attention since coming across your videos. Thank you for all of the knowledge in gaining. How does somebody go about finding out what they may really have?

[@pamelahauer9938]

Great job explaining this. I never had an interest in coins and you made it very interesting!

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Penny plastic. Holder

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Pamela Hauer.

[@shalishajagroop3364]

Could you please send me the address of a coin company in the USA? Thanks

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[@bogatti763]

I have one that is exactly like the 1938 penny.I found it at an airport!

[@IBLV2DOU]

Thank you for such great info. I’m going to recheck my wheat pennies now! I have steel pennies, and a variety in the jar. Wishful thinking.....

[@Girdwoodian]

If I had $1.7M, the last thing I would buy is a penny.

[@alpha-omega2362]

right, it's only worth that much if you can find an idiot to pay that much for it.

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This comment is underrated.

[@edwardjj4224]

Anybody's WHO owns C.V.S or Amazon should have to be getting all of 1943 and 1793 copper (penny)cents that is Thanks for posting this video Commentary is absolutely great God bless You all

[@keeponkeepingonn5044]

No doubt didn't even realize how big this is starting to become its blowing up everywhere cnt even watch TV without hearing a add of commercial about coins

[@NathanielBenson]

Wouldn't it be fun to leave as a tip though?

[@janat0209]

I have two steel pennies among my other odd coins and "funny money" as I used to call it as a child...but I think they are both dated 1944...I'm going to dig them out and check! Great informative video!

[@Jimmerca]

Very cool I learned something new today. Thanks for the VLOG👍🏻😀

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[@jcisking8664]

Great video...I love old penny’s!

[@55project]

Nice clear video. I been collection coin for my daughter since she was born, now in her late 30's We are gonna have to start going thru the Piles of old Wheatbacks to see what we have. I know there are steel and a few VDB's

[@donaldbritt9619]

I use to collect coins 55 years ago. I would go into super markets and switch roles of coins for different roles of coins. Thank you for explaining about the steal pennies. I did have a few of them doing some of my switching change with the stores. The magnet is a good idea. I hope you and me find the right one made in 1943... Don B.

[@shutupandbendherover4691]

I found a 1942 penny in my backyard after turning the soil for a veggy garden. Ppl say that money doesn't grow on trees well they sure do come from gardens lol.

[@lilianasanchez4540]

how much money did you get

[@billyaduckworth7606]

Enjoyed your video about the 1943 - 1945 pennies ! Thanks for the info!

[@seahunt6055]

Thank you. Very informative and interesting.

[@qo1o4262UYA]

let me save the new viewers some time: IF YOU HAVE A 1943 PENNY THAT DOES NOT STICK TO A MAGNET YOU ARE RICH!

[@benjaminlehman3221]

qo1o4262UYA it is only worth 40 to 60 thousand. Still alt but not as much as he said.

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[@schristians2850]

JD, really enjoyed watching this video! First of all, you're concise, to the point, and have an excellent speaking "voice". I learned a lot from your video & look forward to viewing more. I'm going to start metal detecting this year and am excited to see what you've discovered and, hopefully, I can follow suit! God Bless!

[@pnut4650]

to the point LOL

[@bensonwagoner160]

I really appreciate the coin history, wow thanks.

[@gloriabaynes9265]

Thank you, this was very interesting.

[@dfbrk8196]

Very nice concise and well presented video. It's a little obvious though that testing with a magnet will distinguish steel from copper coins.

[@hals1fineday]

My husband passed four years ago and I have been going through his coins. I have five silverish 1943 pennies.

[@richardkraft5880]

Spend them! Unless "MINT" and perfect condition

[@AvatarPrimus]

The oldest US penny I got is a 1953 D, the rest are from the 60s till 2000. Grettings from Mexico.

[@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206]

My oldest is 1915! Cheers from the beautiful Pacific Northwest!

[@Tobyvideos]

I found a 1943 penny in my pocket with other change, not realizing at first but looking closer. I kept it since I was born in 1943

[@tyh4297]

is it worth substantial$?

[@Edward.Rippett.]

Steel?

[@DianeAppodaca-tz6zv]

I have a 1946 penny wheat

[@glennkrieger]

Not too long ago I was given a 1928 copper penny in my change from a purchase at Wal-Mart. I started going through all of my change, and use cash instead of a credit card whenever I can, about 2 years ago. This was the oldest, but I have found numerous U.S. coins older than 1950 by just paying attention to the change I receive.

[@zoidsfan12]

I work as a clerk so we go through a bunch of change. I don't look at every coin but I usually look for coloration as the first sign of age. Another fun one is when people pay with Kennedy half dollars, I look at the date and realize I'm holding solid silver because it's 1964. There is a fuck ton of expensive coins and bills in circulation and people will just spend them at face value.

[@riotkiwii7180]

I have s 1927 penny

[@zoidsfan12]

@@riotkiwii7180 cool, my oldest is 1880. I'm really hoping I can find a fugio cent one day.

[@riotkiwii7180]

rednekdashie what’s a fugio

[@zoidsfan12]

@@riotkiwii7180 first cent the US minted back in 1787, they are worth a fuck ton but I just want one for the history and design.

[@GawgaCracka]

great video bud. thanx for sharing

[@WillaL26]

Thank you so much! I really enjoy the actual history parts. I am looking through my coin bin now!

[@noryramos5688]

Hello I want to know how much is the 1943 penny

[@WillaL26]

@@noryramos5688 you mean how much it is worth? It is worth a lot

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@@WillaL26 Thanks but where do I go to sell it!

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[@patg6705]

Thank you JD - knowledgeable as always

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[@imthesameboyiusetobe]

I’m digging in my ole jar of pennies from when I was a kid! 😆

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[@davidberry8498]

Damn it! Now I have to go through ALL my pennies.

[@Krankie_V]

you won't find anything of significant value... don't waste your time. you're more likely to find a 1955 double die cent than a '43 copper

[@mytfy1]

you'll never, ever find a '43 copper penny in loose change.

[@shaneward7270]

fermin benedetti I was close and got a 42

[@Krankie_V]

shane ward yeah... that means nothing

[@petraa1265]

that's funny!!!! I was thinking the same thing!!!!!!!!lol

[@jeffreykalb9752]

The chance that these coins have not been snatched up already is so ridiculously miniscule that it is not worth discussing. It was so even when I collected coins as a kid in the 1970's, only 30 years after the fact.

[@deborahtaylor8972]

When my dad was a kid he used to bury his money in a matchbox, he laughed and said he lost some doing that. I guessing that u found someone's stash. Ha ha

[@rickroche8860]

My Grandma gave me a mayonnaise jar filled with Indian head pennies when I was around 10 years old. I regret to say that they were spent on bubble gum baseball cards and comic books! A lot were from Civil War years including a fatter one that resembled bronze! I'm sure there were steel pennies in the mix. Probably copper 1943 as well. Thanks for the memories!

[@QuinsCoins]

Alright JD, you are the first that I have seen to pull a steel cent out of the ground. What a stroke of luck that must have been!

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Quin's Coins hey! you are one of my favorite youtubers

[@nickhaas2407]

I heard of a guy digging one out of the ground inside a barn before, but that is the only one (the coin looked great too).

[@JDsVarietyChannel]

I know a few people that have found them, but not many on KZbin. I was happy to find one in that spill! Cheers.

[@romonejames1465]

I have a 1969s. coin on my channel

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[@pfflyer3381]

Thanks for making this video without noise or what some people think is music.( Pile driving to me) also not making it about you !👍

[@meccagodsillah1647]

when my granny became senile, my mom had a yard sell. I really didn't know what I was practically giving away. ONE of the things that I accidentally sold for five dollars, was a bag of coins. I'm betting that that bag had a BUNCH of those million dollar coins in them. That garage give-a-way was nearly 30 years ago.

[@devboo]

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[@rachelgarber1423]

So all the steel pennies I have from 1943 aren’t worth anything? Drat, that’s my birth year too

[@carriemcdaniel8611]

When I got home today I went through all my pennies and all that and I've actually found a wheat penny

[@sirbacon1617]

I found 3 wheat pennies in our change bag

[@haveabananaproductions9117]

I got two wheat pennies and a Mercury dime. A nickle from 45 and 46. I also got a Canadian cent from 44.

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Me too

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[@claireannecollins2960]

Thanks for a great tutorial!!

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[@lisasescapades]

Thanks for the great information and videos.

[@KANASALUSALU]

I found a box of coins side of the street last week(rusted af) and theres alot of USA pennies in it I live in Australia so this is good info.thanks

[@ufoseverywhere]

odds of finding one is probably the same as winning the powerball five times in a year

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prentiss mcaster - Odds of finding a $1,700,000.00 penny are probably the same as winning the powerball five hundred times in a year

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[@lpssugargirl79]

prentiss mcaster i have four of the old pennies

[@stanleybuggey7517]

My Dad had a vending machine route of pinballs, jukeboxes, pool tables, and slot type machines. I went with him from 1950 to 2000 and would through hundreds of dollars of change weekly. The rarest coin I found had a mint run of 900,000 a mercury dime. We did find 10 half dimes in a jukebox. I noticed we would find more rare coins when the economy dropped. People were spending them to eat and we had a small Mom & Pop store he owned got over 50 silver dollars one year and none were real rare. When they took the silver coins out of circulation in 1965 in a few years it was no longer worth it to go through all the change.

[@margieoakes3092]

I read an article that said all the 1943 copper pennies were given to one of our past presidents and that there are zero copper 1943 pennies in circulation! Probably the truth!

[@erneststorch9844]

I have coin books from when I was a kid and as you might guess I have neither the 43 copper or the 1909 s vdb but I do have a couple of 43 steel .

[@jm10014]

I looked into my coin collection of wheat pennies, and i realized i have TWO of these error coins. I will have to get them appraised some time VERY soon.

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[@pingu6655]

I don’t have that but I do have a 1799 cent coin which is REALY like smooth and weird at touch...

[@bigdave8300]

I held on to mine thinking the price would go up and about cried when it dropped dramatically! Sell now or regret not selling later.

[@rentslave]

The steel pennies were still around well in the 60's,possibly even later.

[@terrencemilton5088]

Video makes you wanna think twice about walking by a penny on the ground.

[@jayo552]

I dont. I pick them up if i see them.

[@lindyprimo9025]

Terrence Milton I'm over 60 and I have NEVER walked by a penny on the ground...

[@jonnyb.animationstutorials7119]

Definitely pick them up

[@dee1380]

I picked them up regularly..

[@saracruze2212]

Every penny counts.I always pick up penny's.

[@rickywilhoite3693]

I hv one I knew that about the 43 wheat penny and I have one sitting in my closet how do I take it about getting it a authenticated

[@jameshunt1516]

I live in the U.K. but while on holiday in the U.K. in the north east I happened to pick up a one cent United States coin off the floor. Mine is the old copper variety with the year 1977 on the back. On the front it says E Pluribus Unum.

[@juliosdiy3206]

When i was a kid we dug up some pennies n old coins threw them away we didnt know it could worth alot. My parents said the stores wont take them old coins.

[@ericstefan5327]

*quickly searches if i have the same penny* *i just noticed some of my pennys have mold on them...*

[@arthurwilliams816]

my father was born in 1910 I have coins from the 1800s

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Woah!

[@cynthiaennis3107]

Arthur Williams I used to have some too! & some small gold coins now missing! 😐 Glad you still have yours!!! 👍🏻

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[@0U812A]

arthur, if ur interested in old coins and not wanting to spend a fortune to own them. my suggestion is to check ur pocket change daily, ive found silver coins, old wheat pennies with value, even .50 cents or $3 or $4 bucks for a penny adds up over a lifetime., And u can actually buy old coinage from Roman times and older for $100 bucks or less. Do some research and don't buy until you've found what u like and the same coin is sold from different retailers for a similiar price., Good Hunting & Happy Collecting

[@rrfields65]

If you have any 2009 pennies ,they are not the shield back which started in 2005 from the Lincoln memorial back which started in 1959 from the Wheat back. Just for 2009 ,it is a man sitting on a log from all mints! Also , you have 1948 pennies that they are being made into 1943 copper wheat back!

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[@arayahailu8762]

Hi Jd I have one penny from 1943 and 2 pennies from 1950's exactly the same face and back to the 1943 type , how much do you think it worth .

[@danielgaylor4278]

Great info video bro. I think I'll knock the dust off my old metal detector and head to the beach next weekend.

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[@DignaJL]

I actually frankly didn’t know how I ended up getting here ? But I got some coins would like to get appraised. Thanks

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[@donaldmalson151]

I HAVE A 1944D PENNY MADE OF COPPER. I FOUND IT IN MY LOOSE CHANGE A FEW WEEKS AGO.

[@susanboyd4238]

it funny how we get so excited when we find money on the sidewalk or something, or money in your jacket from last winter etc..

[@Pridegriffin]

I've had that feeling of happiness very recently! Looked through some old purses I had in closet and found $15! It came in handy, cause I was skint .

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I have 4 of those pennies right now..My grand father left me a penny collection..1931 to 1971..

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[@tonyunderwood9678]

You should have mentioned the extremely rare 1944 cents that were, during the switch-over, mistakenly stamped from steel blanks. Only a tiny handful have been accounted for. One collector with more money that anybody I know owns both a '43 copper cent AND a '44 steel-zinc cent. BTW: Many '44 cents were stamped on blanks made from wartime-recovered bronze rather than copper.

[@VoyagesNow]

Thank you for this video.

[@exstacc1886]

The million dollar pennies from 1943 were actually the result of a small minting error that ended up with pennies being made from copper when they were supposed to be made from steel. It was recognized insanely fast, which is why there's literally only twenty 1943 copper S pennies.

[@daisyedberg6658]

Sweet

[@DR-xt9ux]

If that true and there only 20 that exists than forget it there gone for good

[@donnycreel5135]

1943

[@corbinburke725]

Might be crazy but I have 2👀

[@rateater598]

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[@viv1d349]

The oldest penny I have is a 1920 wheat penny, it is in really good shape. How much would it go for?

[@ashleynicole7488]

Thank you! I have watched alot of coin vids. Your the best! Thank you buddy!🔥

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Ashley Nicole

[@ashleynicole7488]

@@FirstLast-pr7vz yes? Lol

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[@marymarly1768]

LOVED YOUR TO THE POINT VID, THE FACTS MAAM AND NOTHING BUT THE FACTS. REFRESHING.

[@larrymaxwell5535]

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[@johnfourshareddotcom9928]

the blanks for the 1943 "Penny" were also used to produce 2 Franc coins for use in Belgium in 1944 - all listed as Zinc coated Steel I have a few hundred "Pennies" so will have to check through for the rare copper one from 1943 In my collection, I have about 10 of the 1944 Belgian 2 Franc coins - they vary in condition in a similar way to the US "Penny" from 1943

[@davidramadeen8129]

Ok I am willing to check them for you - seeing you are so busy.

[@josephtavares3331]

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[@alexdavinci9533]

Everyone who watched this video is probably raiding their sofas, a penny's favorite place to hide. :-)

[@Jonahexx13]

Alex da Vinci turned viking for a lil bit

[@reallifesometimesandgaming1894]

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[@topcat94915]

Alex da Vinci

[@missesmada11]

haha, you gave me an idea… next time I'm at the thrift shop I'll check the old couches… with a glove of course. haha. I'll be happy to pay for the couch to get the penny. :D

[@dannyfubar3099]

Close I raided a slew of old cars at the junk yard. I didn't find any 43' P but I did find a silver dollar. :)

[@suzannehartmann946]

I have watched those zinc pennies get left on the ground, nobody could be bothered to pick them up. I would walk my dog past the same spot daily. And in less than 6 months they were almost unrecognizable as a coin not even round. I live in NC and we get a lot of rain. AZ might be different.

[@artrunningbear3599]

I have a beautiful 1943 steel penny very beautiful no marks no scratches. Nice piece

[@LadyQuick]

I have some wheat Penny's in awesome shape really good condition. I'm new to coin collection...I luv ur vids

[@keyboard_nation8389]

NICE! they're worth Thousands, believe it or not. Especially the WORLD WAR II coins... Good luck, Cheers! unless you keep them just because 😂😄😉👍

[@robinlillian9471]

Coinage is being debased. The dollar has lost so much value, it's hard to make metal coins that aren't worth much more than face value.

[@JN-kg7jx]

Are you saying those silver ones that are picked up by a magnet are possibly worth ALOT? Best is steel, zinc or cooper?

[@WillySmith1111]

Great Video !!!! One question how do you Clean them ?

[@josephkohlerjr.8407]

That was informative...

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[@TheAirheaded1]

Holy shit! I'm freaking out right now, I have a 1943 and it doesn't stick to a magnet and it's in pretty decent shape too, I mean easily read the date, so what's the minimum it's worth?

[@JDsVarietyChannel]

Post a video with a closeup and I can tell you if the date is altered or not. That would be the next step in determining if it's genuine.

[@bigredc222]

If you're not a troll I look forward to finding out what happens.

[@TheAirheaded1]

And check this out JD, it came out of a wrapper that says 30 Out of Circulation Lincoln Wheat coins. And was from an old man that was almost 100.

[@chugginbeers]

TheAirheaded1 $75,000 minimum

[@eddythehead9101]

TheAirheaded1 Look for the "Made in China" stamp as well.

[@marilynbaylis524]

Thanks for info!

[@mavericklewis4392]

Great info. Thanks