1943 Lincolns - Post Your Steel!

bought this last week

 

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You should never pay $2,000 for a coin that comes in a baggie. If you are asking is it a genuine rare steel 1944, I will ask you why is it not in a slab and authenticated and graded?

 

Idk. That seems pretty steep for a steal cent...

 

Details look sort of mushy so I am unsure. I would not have spent $2,000 on it without knowing for sure. I would send it to a TPG.

 

Hey guys, look what I found down in the bins tonight!

An original 1943 Copper Lincoln, fresh in it's original packaging . . . . . . !

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Mine are reprocessed but the toning is pretty crazy.

 

Try hundreds of thousands... maybe even a couple mill.

 

Where in the world did you get this coin plate?

 

I agree

 

Posted this one previously but found out how to crop and rotate pics in editor app better.

 

These can be found with a little bit of searching.
@Fred Weinberg I believe sells them when they come around.

 

I have no idea how to post a thread

 

Is this where you post your pic

 

Ok here are a couple

 

It’s like it’s brass behind the steel

 

Came across these last night.

 

I think my father must have saved every "steel" cent he could. When he died, he left over 300 1943 "steel" cents to my brother and I. All I have done with mine is put them in "flips" and a box. I really don't think they are worth much more than face value.

 

What if they have multiple errors. This one is definitely DD in mint and date. Part of skull missing and in fantastic shape

 

Here’s another one I have. Hell I was thinking Regular pennies with errors go for a premium figured these would too