The 1943 Danish 1 Øre coin, minted in zinc without a hole, holds significant historical value due to its production during World War II. Denmark was occupied by Nazi Germany at the time, and the coin's minting was influenced by wartime conditions. The scarcity of metal resources led to the use of zinc instead of bronze for coin production. Despite lacking a distinguishing feature like the hole seen in some other coins from the period, the 1943 1 Øre coin serves as a tangible artifact of Denmark's struggle during the war. It's a reminder of the economic challenges faced by the country under occupation and is sought after by collectors interested in numismatic pieces with connections to significant historical events.

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