1943 Bronze Lincoln Cent .

1943 Bronze Lincoln Cent on heritage actions, last night i put bid on $ 8000 and this morning are out bid haha , guess how much it will going sold for .

 

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How much?

Chris

 

I have an entire roll of 43's. I do not need another one!

 

Still too early to tell how much , it will go live bid after 20 day . So just guess how much it will going sold for.

 

In 96 one sold for $65,000. My guess is $145,000

 

$8,000 can't buy a photo of it.

 

Haha I want give it try .

 

It's going to be 6 figures and the first number won't be a 1

 

I'm with the hoopster......bet that 1 will be a minimum of 3, and some change......hee hee hee

 

You want the whole experience? That sounds like an ANA show auction date. Get thee upon a plane and go to Denver, and hold it in your very own hands in the auction lot viewing room. That's free.

 

I am working every days , life is hard, i wish I can go.

 

$100,000 would be a minimum bid, since it is MS 62 Brown
$250,000- $325,000 before exorbitant buyers premium auction fraud scam.

 

It must have been graded 62 because of its rarity, certainly not for its condition.

 

I dunno. 62's can be plenty ugly.

 

There are a number of nicks on both sides. It would have to show wear to be AU 58?
Maybe this should be 60 or 61.

 

Not sure how much it'll sell for, but it'll definitely sell for enough money to prompt all of the local news outlets around to country to post "You Won't Believe What This Wheat Penny Just Sold For"-esque click bait articles.

 

Right now bid at $ 110,000 . I think will be around 400 k to 500 k

 

Yup it'll "close" at the live auction session in Denver, probably from the auction room floor.

 

Sold for $282,000.

https://coins.ha.com/itm/lincoln-ce...96809&type=collectora-1-coin--news--tem080817

 

@SchwaVB57 You were only off by $137,000