US One Cent Steel Penny
RickN
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Hi,
I have a question about a 1943 steel penny one cent coin I was looking at.
What causes the red part on the coin in the photo below. Is it rust?
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Welcome to the forum. Yes, definitely rust.
It is caused when the zinc plating wears off exposing the steel core which can lead to rust.
I’d still rather have a rusty one than a re-plated one!
Yup it's a bad sign cause rust never sleeps.
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Now if the date was a 1944 you would really have something.