1943 S Steel Penny WWII Wartime Cent in Brilliant Uncirculated BU Condition

1943 S STEEL PENNY IN BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED BU CONDITION

A variety of the U.S. one-cent coin with the same design of the copper Lincoln cent, the 1943 zinc-coated steel penny is a wartime issue    which was struck in steel due to shortages of copper during World War II. These were minted in Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco thus, the mark P, D, and S below the "1943" on the obverse.

• Bullion Manufacturer -United States Mint
• Bullion Type -Roll
• Coin Grade -Brilliant Uncirculated
• Date -1943
• Dates Minted -1943
• Denomination -Small Cent
• Diameter -19 mm
• Thickness -1.5 mm
• Edge -Plain
• Mint Mark -S
• Obverse Designer -Victor D. Brenner
• Reverse Designer -Victor D. Brenner