Indians and Steelies are typically worth a “pretty penny” (yes pun intended. Wheats are dependent upon the year and mint mark which varied by production quantities.
you’re likely sitting on a 3-5x mark up at a minimum and it only takes one penny with a die issue to make it 100x what a normal one would be.
Does anyone have link to the FDA directive about labeling for “vax” that revealed one “approved” wasn’t manufactured in US?
interesting...thanx for that.
By 'steelies' I presume you mean the 1943 zinc/steel pennies - copper was needed for bullets in 1943. 1943 was my birth year and as a youth in Orlando I collected them as a curiosity. I also came by a 1943 copper penny but just threw it on the pile.
Some years later I discovered the 1943 copper was a rare collector's coin; I contacted my mother and told her to lock up my coin collection. She told me she had rented the house and a kid took the coins and spent them.
Not long after that a 1943 copper was sold in Orlando for $10,000.
Story of my life. 🤷 I won't go into the Bitcoins I could have bought for about $300 - at a pizza parlour on the shady side of town.