1943 Steel Lincoln Wheat Cent Uncirculated Coin Nice Luster- Free Post #589

Description: 1943 Philadelphia Lincoln Steel Cent: Rare WWII Uncirculated Coin | Free PostThis 1943 Lincoln Steel Cent, minted in Philadelphia during World War II, offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of American numismatic history. Struck in zinc-coated steel due to wartime copper shortages, this uncirculated coin showcases the iconic Lincoln Wheat design in exceptional condition.Key Features:Year: 1943Mint: Philadelphia (no mint mark)Denomination: One CentComposition: Steel core with zinc coatingFineness: 0.75Condition: Uncirculated (AU/Uncirculated)Color: Distinctive steel greyType: Lincoln Wheat CentStrike: Business strikeKM Number: 132Historical Significance:Part of the one-year-only steel cent production due to WWII copper rationingOften referred to as "wartime cent," "steel war penny," or "steelie"Total Philadelphia Mint production: 684,628,670Design:Obverse: Features Victor D. Brenner's classic portrait of Abraham LincolnReverse: Displays the iconic wheat ears design, symbolizing America's agricultural heritageCollectibility:Essential for collectors of:World War II memorabiliaLincoln Wheat centsUnique U.S. coin compositionsUncirculated condition offers exceptional preservationZinc-coated variety highly sought after by serious collectorsWhile uncertified, this coin's uncirculated condition suggests excellent preservation. The distinctive steel grey color is a hallmark of well-preserved 1943 steel cents, highly prized by collectors seeking pristine examples from this historic year.Don't miss this rare opportunity to add a piece of World War II numismatic history to your collection. This 1943 Philadelphia Lincoln Steel Cent in uncirculated condition is available now with free postage. Enhance your collection with this unique testament to American ingenuity during wartime!

Price: 13.5 USD

Location: Los Angeles, California

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