1943 P war penny

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Approx. $1.10 at currect silver price.

 

Last time I checked, that's a nickel.

 

a war nickel I believe had silver in it

 

They do have silver in them and that is a war nickel. It's worth it's weight in silver so a $1.10.

 

35% silver, 56% copper and 8% Manganese to be precise.

 

Why did you call it a penny?

 

$1.10? hmm. I bought a folder of nickels from 1938-1962 complete. it also includes an UNC. 1950-d. I bought it for $30.
war nickels:1942-1945=28 war nickels in the folder, if I paid $1.10, (1.10x28=$30.80)

ok that, plus the $20-30 for the 1950-d $50.80-60.80.
they practically paid me to buy it!

 

I don't know ahaha *nickel

 

Lol alrighty then..

 

It would look like these....if a cent.....
and like this...if a nickel...

 

Don't quote me on this, but I think only some of the nickels minted those years contain silver.

 

mines a 43 not 44 but nice 44 nickel ya got there

 

Not all nickels in 42 had silver in them.

 

43-44 had silver I thought

 

They do as I said Not all 1942 nickels are silver.

 

The indication for a war time silver nickel can be clearly indicated by the enlarged mintmark over monticello on the reverse.

 

like that?

 

Yup that's it.