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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Deedee9119, post: 3079813, member: 95328&quot;]Hey. This is my first post here. </p><p><br /></p><p>I’ve come across a 1943 Steel Penny. Not uncommon. I noticed a few thing though. It looks completely uncirculated. Not a single scratch on it.&nbsp; The other thing I noticed was that it has these weird bubbles all over it. I’ve heard of coins having the bubbling, but how does that change the value of a coin, and how uncommon is it for the steel pennies? My last question was, is it possible it’s a counterfeit. It looks too perfect to be real, especially with the bubbling. I downloaded an app to take photos using my phone. It’s a magnifying app that way you can get a closer look. I’m sorry there is an ad at the bottom of each photo, the app has ads and I just screenshotted the screen because there is no save option on the app. It’s just a magnifier.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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