1943 steel pennies P-D-S

blastpak

Any value? In good shape

Sequitur

$50+ in PCGS MS67, maybe half that in MS66 if you're lucky. Other company's slabs generally bring less; recently picked up a nice ANACS MS67 1943 cent for $22.

JrGMan2004

If they are raw, uncertified... maybe a couple bucks... if they are really high grade and slabbed, you can get some decent money for em, but botherwise... maybe a couple bucks, and that's for Uncs with no rust spots...

Shamika

If the coins appear to have been circulated or have been reprocessed with a fresh coat of zinc, you'd be lucky to get more than a few bucks for the three. Decent money only comes about for those that look as if they were minted yesterday (MS66+).

WACoinGuy

Probably not worth much as everyone else has said, but I gotta add that I've always liked these coins (and I'm not a Lincoln collector). Along with the silver war nickels, I feel these really tell a story about our country during WWII. So valuable or not, I like 'em.

Sequitur

So valuable or not, I like 'em.

Agreed. And for the more discerning collector, even in the high grade steel cents it's not easy to find nice lustrous examples with shimmering fields -- I snap these up whenever I see them.

KentuckyJ

PCGS MS 68's have traded $1,000.00 +

KJ