So what about that 1943 penny that’s worth $100,000? In fact, there were more than 1 billion 1943 steel wheat pennies made! However, millions of these coins were made. You may be wondering why coins from the 1940s aren’t rare these days. Notice how the prices appear pretty much uniform among each of the 5 denominations? That’s because all the coins are of more or less equal availability and none of them are considered rare coins. 1943-S Walking Liberty half dollar - $6+.1943-D Walking Liberty half dollar - $6+.1943-P Walking Liberty half dollar - $6+.1943-S Lincoln steel wheat penny - 15+ cents.1943-D Lincoln steel wheat penny - 15+ cents.1943 Lincoln steel wheat penny - 15+ cents.Let’s take a look at each of these coins and what they’re worth in average circulated condition: The United States Mint made 15 regular-issue 1943 coins, including pennies, five-cent coins, dimes, quarters, and half dollars. I’ll answer all of these questions below! Are there any cool facts behind these vintage coins?.How do you find these old coins in pocket change?.I always enjoy answering questions from our readers - especially coin collecting newbies who have have heard stories about but haven’t really begun to discover all of the incredible facts behind our nation’s coins. I’ve been answering readers’ questions here at The Fun Times Guide to Coins for nearly a decade, and one of the most frequently asked questions I get is, “What is my 1943 penny worth?” You’ve probably even been checking your pocket change for 1943 pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters but aren’t exactly sure what you’re supposed to be looking for. You may have heard about some 1943 coins that are particularly special or rare. If you buy thru these links, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you.
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