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Not A Hard One - Which Coin Is 1943 Lincoln Wheat Cent

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Don't look closely at the third photo until you want to know the answer. So, which coin is 1943?

Just to not play favorites, they are all from the 1940's:



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But one of them is a 1943, got it figured out yet?



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It's not hard when you can see the date. But this is a very good imitation of a copper '43, but just so no one gets excited, trust me it is a steel fake.





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And the 1943 was the third coin, then the first coin, and finally, obviously, the third coin.
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Then it's copper plated and a magnet sticks to it?
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I was right! I just gave myself a pat on the back!
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Yes, copper plated and sticks to a magnet.
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Neat find.
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I have one just like that. I bought it back in the 1970's I think.

I used to order stuff from novelty catalogs like Johnson & Smith's "Things You Never Knew Existed".

Ah the memories....
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