1943 Steel Penny Set Reprocessed in Coin Holder

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We are pleased to offer for sale this 1943 Steel Penny Set.  This three coin set contains reprocessed Wartime Lincoln Wheat Cents from the Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco Mints.  The 1943 Steel Pennies are placed in a Harris 2x3 Wartime Steel Cents Coin Holder.  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 Steel Penny Set is of great worth to the collector or numismatist who has a collection of  Lincoln Wheat Cents.  These 1943 Steel Pennies has been reprocessed.  Reprocessing involves stripping off the old zinc, removing any rust from the surface of the coins, and re-coating them in zinc, giving them a shiny finish.

Information on the 1943 Steel Penny:

In 1943 the composition of the Lincoln Wheat Cent was changed to zinc-coated steel to conserve copper for munitions needed in World War II. The 1943 Steel Penny encountered problems ranging from production difficulties to appearance and use in circulation. The following year the War Production Board made copper, taken from discarded shell casings, available to the Mint and the composition was changed to 95% copper & 5% zinc. In 1947 the coin was returned to the original pre-war composition of 95% copper and 5% zinc/tin alloy.

Don't miss out on this rare 1943 Steel Penny Set of Wartime Lincoln Wheat Cents at this great low price!