Click title/picture for details. offer US $7.95 1943 S Uncirculated Steel Lincoln Wheat Penny Cent You are looking at a Steel Wheat Penny. During World War II copper, a material used in ammunitions, was in heavy demand. As a result the mint was forced to use steel for cents in 1943. These steel pennies were coated in zinc to help prevent the steel from rusting. In 1944 the mint resumed production of bronze pennies using salvaged cartridge cases. A very minor number of 1943 cents were made of bronze due to a few bronze blanks remaining from the previous year's production. Similarly a few steel 1944 pennies are known to exist.
Click title/picture for details. offer US $4.00 Mint: Philadelphia Certification: -- Material: copper/steel? Certification Number: -- Method of Manufacture: Business Strike Condition: Circulated FEW known to exist. Only a few coins were struck on bronze planchets. No bronze cents were "officially" issued! And a Few were struck in 1944 on steel planchets. This is a TRUE counterfeit COIN? Yes it is a true coin! But it does have full wheat detail and nice detail on the front.
Click title/picture for details. offer US $9.00 3 1943 LINCOLN STEEL WORLD WAR II PENNY'S CHOICE "P-D-S" SET!!! XTRA FINE/ALMOST UNCIRCULATED CONDITION!! SET IN A COLORFUL WORLD WAR II COLLECTOR'S HOLDER
Click title/picture for details. offer US $9.99 Here is a 1943 one cent steel penny. The coin is in great shape and has nice toning (PLEASE SEE PICTURES). Take a close look and you decide the grade of the coin.
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