Not sure what this coin is made out of, but it's a1994 D an it's the size of a nickel

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Carefully take that out of the holder, and let me see a picture of liberty and the date.. they are worth much maybe 50 cents each in very nice condition

 

Dude slow down.. one coin at a time please...

 

lol sorry haha

 

It looks like the rim of your '94 has been squeezed and pushed out. Can you weight it?

 

Lets see a picture of the date on your steel 1943, and lets also see liberty on that 1943 penny. The motto too
"in god we trust"

 

One second

 

make sure its out of the coin holder, and make sure its not blurry when you zoom in

 

K

 

Try to hold it by the edge, or you could end up with this:

 

Smart man! I should have said that too lol Ill be sure to instruct like that in my next new member directions! Bravo!

 

There's a 3 over the 3 right

 

I am going to ask @Rick Stachowski to take a look at this. To me it looks like machine doubling aka the poor mans doubled die. But I have a hard time with doubled dies in this series so do wait for his response. He should know for sure. If it is a doubled die it should bring up the price of the coin. He will be online sometime tomorrow. And also. I’ll get to your 1944 cent tomorrow after this question is answered.

 

It's been replated at some point. Your steel cent. I have seen this many times. Not a doubled die.

 

How can you tell it's all rainbowd out like if it was heated up

 

I'm taking to a expert Monday

 

It is a bit circulated yet perfectly shiny. And the look of the date.