Idk why I am posting

Lol

 

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If you don't know, how do we know ?

 

Because you're bored.

 

Looks like a 1943 LWC in poor condition.

 

Yup, definite steely.

 

I was thinking about responding to this thread and after contemplating, for a short period of time, I decided not to comment.

 

LOL. Damn that short term memory loss

 

Memory loss? What is mem..., uh, what, uh, never mind.

 

A rusted steel cent from 1943. Not worth more than face value. Welcome to CT.

 

Welcome to CT. Worn out '43 steely, keep searching.

 

Maybe the date is 1944 on the other side. Such things do exist, but I don't think that's the case here.

 

If that coin was a fish, I'd throw it back

 

High detail problem coin. It's like most of my Large Cents.

 

I have a little box that came with butter that I put in all my pennies that look like that. My Credit Union told me to put them in their coin machine. The coin machine wouldn't take them and then the coin machine broke. I guess 100 coins like yours was too much for it to handle. The teller still wouldn't tell me. I know that the Federal Reserve or some other agency takes coins like that. Anyone have that agency and their address? Thanks guys. (and gals)

 

Rust starts looking like copper. Magnet test is an easy test.

 

Are you posting coins with the same dates as ones that are actually valuable?

 

Steel cent maybe?