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1943 Penny Missing The #4 In The Date. Grease Error?

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Attached are photos of a 1943 penny which is missing the number 4 in the date ... 19 3. On one photo I outlined what could be a 4, but it is smudged and out of place, being a bit higher than where it should be. I think this is a stuck through grease error. Do you agree?

1943-Penny-Missing-The-#4-In-The-Date.--Grease-Error?
1943-Penny-Missing-The-#4-In-The-Date.--Grease-Error?
1943-Penny-Missing-The-#4-In-The-Date.--Grease-Error?
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Looks like it.
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Steel cents are known for grease issues with the date.
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That's my guess as well.
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Very common. Check ebay.
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Agree with everybody!
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what is an error like that worth?
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what is an error like that worth?

Not an error and worth face value.
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Not too uncommon to find when you go through a lot of coins. No premium.
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Thanks all for the great comments. Although there may be many of these out there, I have never seen one till now, and will add it to my collection as a coin of high interest due to its age and unique tie to WWII. Some coins are priceless.
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Agreed. It's also why 2x2s are wonderful. You can annotate why you kept it and in the future someone else will get the details.
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Not sure what you mean by 2X2 and saved annotations. Is this a function/tool of the site? Or does it mean our initial input is archived for future reference. There's so much I am unaware of.
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2x2 is a type of cardboard coin holder you staple together.
Annotations are what you write on them for your reference.
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Thanks... I feel a bit dumb. Obviously, I'm a beginner. I inherited a family collection and am trying to sort through it. But in doing so, I've found a new hobby.
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