Get the Coin Made by the U.S. Mint....
but Banned by the U.S. Government

In 1944, the exiled Belgian government decided that the allies would soon liberate the country of Belgium from its German occupiers. But they had no currency in place once liberation occurred. This caused the Belgian government to seek help from the U.S. Government. It was decided that the U.S. Mint would make a coin for the liberated country of Belgium. This would be a "2 franc" coin and would be made from 1943 steel, U.S. Penny blanks. You now have the opportunity to own one of these unique and highly collectible coins for only $9.95. BUT WAIT...order right now and get not ONE, not TWO, but THREE EXTRA BONUSES!

You'll get the "Mother" of the Belgian coin, that being a 1943 steel U.S. Penny AND you'll also get a 1944 or 1945 U.S. Penny. The 1944-1945 penny is unique in that it was made from spent shell casings generated by WWII. You'll also get an ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY BOX that holds all three coins.