How much is a 1943 penny worth?

The value of a lightly circulated 1943 steel penny ranges from 20 cents to 50 cents. The uncirculated 1943 steel penny’s worth is generally in the neighborhood of $1.50 to $5. Some well-preserved uncirculated 1943 steel pennies with pristine surfaces are worth more than $100. How much is a 1943 silver penny with no mint mark worth?

Is a 1943 Penny made from steel?

The 1943 penny is unusual among United States one-cent coins. It’s the only regular-issue United States one-cent coin to be minted from steel (the 1944 steel penny off-metal error is not considered a regular issue), and it’s therefore one of the most popular coins people collect. Why was the penny made from steel?

Are 1943 wheat pennies rare?

There are a few 1943 rare wheat pennies, but most 1943 wheat pennies are not rare. You probably have a 1943 wheat penny that looks silvery in color, or maybe dark gray — it may even appear rusty. Here’s how to tell if your 1943 silver wheat penny is rare or not: If it sticks to a magnet, then your 1943 silver penny is NOT rare.