1943 PDS Lincoln Steel Cent Set: 3 Uncirculated WWII Zinc-Coated Coins |

Description: 1943 PDS Lincoln Steel Cent Set: 3 Uncirculated WWII Zinc-Coated Coins | Free PostThis rare 1943 PDS Lincoln Steel Cent Set offers a complete representation of World War II emergency coinage. Featuring uncirculated cents from all three mints - Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco - this set is a must-have for collectors of American history and numismatics.Key Features:Year: 1943Mint Marks: P (no mark), D, and SQuantity: 3 coins (one from each mint)Denomination: One CentComposition: Steel core with zinc coatingFineness: 0.75Condition: UncirculatedColor: Distinctive steel grayType: Lincoln Wheat CentStrike: Business strikeKM Number: 132Certification: Uncertified and ungradedHistorical Significance:Minted during WWII copper shortagesOften called "wartime cents," "steel war pennies," or "steelies"One-year-only composition in the Lincoln cent seriesDesign:Obverse: Victor D. Brenner's iconic portrait of Abraham LincolnReverse: Classic wheat ears designCollectibility:Essential for collectors of:World War II memorabiliaLincoln Wheat cents20th-century U.S. coinsUncirculated condition offers exceptional preservationComplete set showcases production from all three mintsThese uncirculated coins feature the unique zinc-coated steel composition, giving them a distinctive appearance compared to traditional copper cents. Their excellent state of preservation makes them an eye-catching addition to any collection.Note: California Prop 65 Warning does not apply to these coins.Don't miss this opportunity to own a complete set of 1943 Lincoln Steel Cents from all three mints. Add this historically significant trio to your collection today and enjoy free postage with your purchase!

Price: 10.5 USD

Location: Los Angeles, California

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