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If you have two 1943 steel pennies both of white color one sticks to a magnet and the other does not what is the difference and is there a difference in value? |
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There's no way to tell the difference without having the metal analyzed. It doesn't seem likely that someone would try to counterfeit the common 1943 steel cent -- it's only worth a few cents.
The one that sticks to the magnet is likely the real one. The other one could be a zinc plated, altered date, copper penny from ?? year. It's also possible it was struck on a foreign planchet, especially if it is slightly different in size or weight. It's impossible to give values without knowing exactly what you have.
There is no difference.
First answer by ID404851080. Last edit by N.skippy. Contributor trust: 14 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 18 [recommend question]
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