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That gave the coin its nickname, "wheat pennies" or "wheat cents." In 1943, the Lincoln cents were produced with steel due to wartime shortages of copper and tin, which were used in production.

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A 1909-s VDB Lincoln wheat penny. These came from the San Francisco mint and bear designer Victor D. Brenner’s initials. They are considered rare. A particular 1943 or 1944 wheat penny.

One exception is the 1943 copper Lincoln wheat cent — a famous minting mistake that slipped through during World War II, when copper was supposed to be conserved for the war effort and pennies ...