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Description

Step back into 1943 and discover the fascinating story of the 1943-S Lincoln Wheat Steel Penny—America’s wartime penny strike born from the need to preserve copper for the war effort. Struck at the San Francisco Mint, this unique steel-zinc coin looks like a dime, rings sharply, and even sticks to a magnet!

In this narrated coin story:
• Why copper was diverted in 1943
• What makes the 1943-S steel penny so distinctive
• The meaning behind Lincoln’s portrait, wheat ears, and the “S” mint mark
• Its lasting appeal among collectors in the UK, USA, Canada & Australia

If you're into numismatics or rare coins, this video is your guide to one of history’s most iconic pennies.

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