WWII History: Rare 1943 Steel Penny in Mint State 66 Condition!

The Penny That Helped America Win World War II

When World War II came calling, the U.S. Mint answered. Bronze and copper were desperately needed to produce ammunition, so the mint turned over its supply. Since these metals were typically used to strike the Lincoln Wheatback Cent, the mint had to use something else to strike the nation’s pennies. So, for one year only—1943—the U.S. Mint struck the Lincoln Cent in zinc-coated steel!

This is your chance to own a historic 1943-P Lincoln Steel Cent certified by either Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC) or Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) as being in Gem Uncirculated Mint State 66 (MS66) condition, complete with full mint luster and attractive eye appeal.

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