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1943-S Lincoln Head Cent Steel RPRO. An exciting one-year-only issue! To save precious copper for the war effort, the Treasury Department began issuing cents in this one-year-only composition. However, the metals used did not circulate well, and 1944 saw the return of the traditional copper cent. This is a great opportunity to own a coveted ...
Mar 24, 2015 · Product Description. 1943 PDS Reprocessed Steel Cents... Now own a complete set of 1943 reprocessed Steel cents! Includes one coin from each mint that made them – Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco. Issued as an emergency measure during World War II, to save copper for the war effort...Issued just one year only, these coins are now in ...
Sep 19, 2023 · The 1943 copper penny is extremely rare and valuable. Only a couple dozen pieces were made and exist today, and each is worth about $100,000. The record price for a 1943 copper Lincoln penny is over $1,700,000 at auction in 2010. While 1943 copper cents weigh about 3.11 grams and don’t stick to a magnet, the more common steel cents (which ...
This 1943-S Steel Penny is a reprocessed coin . All of our reprocessed 1943 Steel Pennies have nice eye appeal with no major marks or visible problems and represent a great value for the price. This 1943-S Steel Penny is of great worth to the collector or numismatist that needs to fill a hole in their Lincoln Wheat Cent collection. This 1943 ...
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Jul 25, 2023 · Weight: 2.70 grams. Diameter: 19 mm. Edge: Plain. Since copper had become a scarce and strategic metal during World War II, the composition of the cent was altered. The 1943 Steel Cents (Buy on eBay) would be struck in zinc plated steel, rather than the usual 95% copper. The so-called “steelies” represent an intriguing issue of the Lincoln ...
1 day ago · This is a rare set of 1943 PDS reprocessed steel Lincoln pennies. The coins are uncirculated and have not been certified. The denomination is a small cent and the composition is steel. The coins feature the Lincoln Wheat design and were minted in the United States. This set is a great addition to any coin collection and is a must-have for Lincoln Wheat enthusiasts.
