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1943 Steel Penny

Discover the rare charm and historical significance of the unique 1943 Steel Penny collection

The Famous Wartime Penny

The 1943 Steel Penny is one of the most recognized coins in U.S. history. Struck during World War II, these cents were made from zinc-coated steel instead of copper, as copper was reserved for the war effort. Their distinctive silver-gray color makes them stand out from traditional Lincoln cents.

Collectors value the 1943 steel cent not only for its historical significance but also for its varieties. No mint mark (Philadelphia), “D” (Denver), and “S” (San Francisco) versions exist — and rare errors, like coins struck on copper planchets, are highly prized.

Browse our selection of 1943 steel pennies, from circulated examples to graded MS65+ coins, and discover why this wartime issue continues to capture collector interest.

 

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Collectors can't get enough of the 1943 Steel Penny. It's a unique piece of history that stands out, especially since it was made from steel instead of the usual copper during World War II. If you're looking to spice up your collection or start one, this penny is a must-have!

The 1943 Steel Penny isn't just any old coin; it's a conversation starter and a reminder of a fascinating time in American history. These coins are pretty rare, making them a fantastic addition for both casual collectors and serious numismatists. Grab yours today and hold a little piece of history in your hand!