Most people toss spare change into a drawer, a jar, or a car cupholder without giving it a second thought. Pennies feel insignificant—too small to matter, too common to care about. But every once in a while, a single coin in that forgotten pile can be worth more than a month’s salary… or even a year’s. And among all American coins, few have achieved the almost legendary status of the 1943 copper wheat penny.
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