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I've also heard that there are 1944 cents minted on steel planchets meant for the 1943's. ANy word on those? The rarity, the value, how often they are/were faked, etc.? All i've ever found was inferences that they were more common than 1943 copper cents (though even if they were doubly so, that still makes them pretty rare) and that apparently there isn't as much interest in them as 1943 copper cents (certaintly the case, seeing how they're barely mentioned and I can never seem to find much written about them.)
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