1943 United States Lincoln Steel Cent - Copper Plated

You are bidding on a 1943 United States Lincoln Steel Cent. This Coin would make a great addition to your collection. Please see all photos before bidding.

During World War II, the Allied Forces needed many essential resources to help optimize success in the war. These materials, including copper and nickel, were used for producing ammunition and artillery.
However, copper and nickel were also integral in making coins. Thus, alternative metals were considered for minting coins. These coins traditionally consisted mostly of copper and nickel.
Therefore, the Lincoln cent and Jefferson nickel became prime targets for temporary but necessary metallic alterations. An act of Congress in 1942 approved a provisional 35% silver composition for the nickel. This paved the way for an emergency composition for the one-cent coin as well.

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$15 - $25

Uncirculated

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