1943-S 1c Steel War Time Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS MS 66
Step into a pivotal year of American history with the 1943-S Steel War Time Lincoln Wheat Cent. Struck in steel due to copper shortages during World War II, this distinctive penny carries the legacy of wartime ingenuity. Issued by the United States in 1943 at the San Francisco Mint, this one-cent coin weighs approximately 2.7 grams and features the enduring Lincoln Wheat design.
Highly graded at MS 66 by PCGS, this coin is a shining example of wartime currency preservation, appealing to serious collectors of rare U.S. coins and those fascinated by World War II memorabilia. Its steel composition sets it apart from the traditional copper cents, making it a remarkable piece for both precious metal enthusiasts and numismatists.
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