1943 Steel Penny

Here is my beautiful War-time steel penny... it isn’t toned and has been circulated... what condition would you guys guess?

 

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That's a 1943 Steel Cent.. Your title states 1944.

Looks like damage to the rim on the Reverse at 5:00

 

Yes I’ve corrected this.. thank you

 

That would of created a lot of excitement if it were really a 1944 Steel Cent which actually do exist
Considered a transitional mint error and worth thousands!

 

Yeah... I miss typed.. oops... but I wish I did have 1944... guess I’ll keep looking

 

I think that’s a lighting problem tbh... I’ll look when I get home

 

VF35

 

I voted EF40...Spark

 

I don't know where my father got his 1943 cents, but I have over 100 of (P) cents, about 25 D's and about 5 S's. Many are in great shape and look like they've been in a box their whole life.

 

I'd go XF-45 on the 1943 Steelie.

 

I have a ton of them also with many being worn and showing their age but they are still keepers to me. No comment on grade thanks for posting the coin.

 

EF

 

I see a VF20 grade.

 

VF 30+

 

VF-35

 

EF

 

What is the best way to store the 1943 cent coins? Or, at least, a good way to store them?

 

I say EF-40

 

I keep mine in a coin binder

 

I have them in 2X2s in a coin box I got from Amos. I really don't want something to happen the coin while in the 2X2s.