That 1943 S steel cent might have had good value if not for the rust on the obverse. Maybe worth 5-10 cents. Asking the World Coin forum about the Australian penny might yield better results, but there are often forum members here that also know about some world coins.
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The 1943-S cent has severe damage and is likely to be worth no more than face value. The 1919 Australian penny in that grade is likely to have a wholesale of no more than a few cents. Coins like that are normally bought in groups by $x per pound. The retail value is mostly a "service charge" for bothering to hold and offer such a coin individually.
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That 1943 S steel cent might have had good value if not for the rust on the obverse. Maybe worth 5-10 cents. Asking the World Coin forum about the Australian penny might yield better results, but there are often forum members here that also know about some world coins.
Young Numismatist • My Toned Coins
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The Australia 1919 One Penny is worth about $1.60 retail.
It's a common date; grade is around VF.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1269.html
The 1943-S cent has severe damage and is likely to be worth no more than face value. The 1919 Australian penny in that grade is likely to have a wholesale of no more than a few cents. Coins like that are normally bought in groups by $x per pound. The retail value is mostly a "service charge" for bothering to hold and offer such a coin individually.