This is possibly the most common question we get asked. Your 1943 cent (Britain has pennies, not us!) is worth a cent. The confusion arises from the fact that these cents were made out of zinc-coated steel. While there are a few copper 1943 cents (and a few steel 1944's) out there, I'm confident you don't have one. You'll know because you can lift your steel cent with a magnet. If it were copper, it would not do that. And even if by some miracle you a bronze 1943 cent, and it was worth $100,000, you would not be rich. You would have enough money to buy a nice car.

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