1941 42 43 44 45 46 PDS LINCOLN WHEAT CENT SET LOT OF 18 - WORLD WAR 2~LOT B436

LOT of 18 LINCOLN WHEAT CENTS FROM THE WORLD WAR II YEARS! (LOT B436)

This Auction includes 18 Lincoln Head Wheat Cents from the World War II Years. Including all the mint marks are PDS for each of years for a total of 18 Coins! And yes, this auction includes the 3 steel pennies from 1943 PDS! The coins in the photographs are the same coins you will receive if you win this auction. They say a picture is worth 1000 words so please look at all the photographs. The coins in the photographs are placed on a piece of paper with information typed on the paper. You will receive the piece of paper with the coins. The coins will be placed in individual 2x2 coin envelopes for delivery.

The 1943 Steel Cent was minted in Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco. These Steel Cents are made of Zinc-Coated Steel. They were often referred to as "Silver Pennies" The Steel Cents are slightly lighter in weight. The "Silver Pennies" were unpopular back in the 40's as they were often mistaken for dimes. Also, the Zinc-Coating quickly wore away!

The 1944,1945 and 1946 were made from "Shellcase Copper"! The U.S. Treasury found an acceptable source for copper-used shell cartridge cases. The "Shellcases" were made from these recycled shellcases made of 95% Copper and 5% Zinc!

This auction includes the following coins:

1941 1941-D 1941-S (all 3 1941's)

1942 1942-D 1942-S (all 3 1942's)

1943 1943-D 1943-S (all 3 Steel Cents of 1943s)

1944 1944-D 1944-S (all 3 1944's)

1945 1945-D 1945-S (all 3 1945's)

1946 1946-D 1946-S (all 3 1946's)

We accept returns if mailed back to us within 7 days of receipt. You must look at all our photographs before the purchase to qualify for a refund! We try our best to make sure you see what you are buying upfront, so there isn't a need for a return. Also, the coins must be returned in the same holder and condition as you received the coins. That also means that we will not accept returns if you decide to attempt cleaning coin. We hope you feel this is fair.