Silver Penny?$? - Page 2

Integra06 · #16 07-23-2004, 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Mediocrity

a 1943 Copper Penny is worth your soul.

Nope. Even though very few were made, their not worth more than maybe a million each. That's book value though, don't know what one would go for at auction.

Jimster · #17 07-24-2004, 12:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Integra06

Nope. Even though very few were made, their not worth more than maybe a million each. That's book value though, don't know what one would go for at auction.

Um, for something with an intended value of 1 cent, I think $1,000,000 is quite possiby the cost of one's soul.

Integra06 · #18 07-24-2004, 01:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Jimster

Um, for something with an intended value of 1 cent, I think $1,000,000 is quite possiby the cost of one's soul.

Then said person must not think of theirself as being worth a whole lot. I think of it like a poker game where the soul is the overall prize. A million dollars would be like the ante.

chucksnee · #19 07-26-2004, 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Integra06

I beg to differ.

Care to tell me why?

Integra06 · #20 07-26-2004, 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by chucksnee

Care to tell me why?

Read it again since you couldn't seem to the first time.

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Originally Posted by Integra06

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Originally Posted by chucksnee

It's real, 1941-43 or some where in that time frame for 3 years they made Steele pennies, it's not silver. The reason they done that was becasue copper was being used for bullets.

They are not worth that much, you can get all 3 years all mint marks for about 5 dollars, in near mint condition.

If it is some other year than that, like mid 70's or something then you might have a error penny?

I beg to differ.

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Originally Posted by NeonAtron

Also the year is i think in the 1990s.

chucksnee · #21 07-26-2004, 01:02 PM

Well since i asked you the first time, and since i wrote it, i guess i can't find it, that is why i was asking you what you disagree with it? Is there something wrong with what i wrote? am i not in the correct time frame?

2strokebloke · #22 07-26-2004, 01:21 PM

The guy said the penny was from the 1990's - not a Steel penny of the forties like you suggested, or a error from the 70's.

chucksnee · #23 07-26-2004, 01:26 PM

Got it!!

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